Fields Of Gold Novels & Stories

Following that voice, the huge golden sword of kingship in the sky vibrated a circle of golden light waves. In an instant, Arcadia Island and the surrounding sea area were shrouded in a golden barrier. This layer of golden barrier looked like a water ripple. Several kings of disciples from Country M wanted to break out of the barrier and escape. However, the golden light waves emanating from the barrier sent them flying! “Damn it! This is the Gold King’s energy field. It can’t be breached!”

Her words are almost sarcastic but still hold a serious tone. I look down and see my hands are covered with gold. An awfully gooey, dripping golden liquid. No matter how hard I wipe it, it stays there. Looking even more down I see the grass where I've been laying seems to be frosted with this gold. "What's happening?" Leigh and I both ask in shock. As the wind sways other grass touch the gold and go gilt.

The excitement built up as we walked until we reached a small clearing that left me speechless. There was this enormous field in front of me, all lit up with this amazing golden sunshine that came through the really tall trees. The field was like nothing I’d seen before. Instead of the usual colorful meadow, Sean transformed it into a battlefield straight out of a medieval fantasy. The ground was all bumpy and had grass and flowers trying to survive in the mess. Even nature got caught up in the fight that happened here.

Maize They were hunkering down in a small glade of trees, waiting for their parents to arrive, all of them naked as they had to shred their clothes in a hurry to escape as swiftly as possible. The fact that the rogues had silver ammunition meant the danger they were in was at a maximum. Maize had been of the same opinion as the boys, wanting instead to shred all the bastards to pieces instead of fleeing, but the presence of silver changed all their minds.

I said to her. She cleared her throat but nodded anyway. From a distance, I saw Prince who had just arrived. He turned to Estelle with a very cheerful face. My hands clenched involuntarily. "Well, a man is jealous because a princess meets her prince." Roland teased. "And you could hurt your hand if you grip it too tightly." I snorted and tried to ignore it. The Golden Race was located across a long valley. Several mountains surrounded it as if hugging it from the scorching sun. The terrain to get it was quite difficult. I rarely visited it in person unless it was really important, and now here I was.

Just stillness. Evelyn opened her eyes one last time and saw Kael smiling, light reflecting in his eyes. Then everything dissolved into gold. When the world returned, the Blood Marsh was gone. The silver mist had cleared, revealing green plains and rivers of crystal water. The sky was whole again. At the center of the field lay Kael’s sword, its edge gleaming faintly. And beside it, a single crown petal of gold, warm to the touch. The wind carried a whisper.

“We must be flying over some sort of plain. I see green fields all the way to the horizon and even beyond it. This place is about the size of Piletus City— no— the lake in the middle of Piletus City.” “A floating island this big covered in grass and farmland? What kind of place is this?” “What do you mean? Look at those mountains; look at that stream! There’s more than just grass here. I bet there’s a city beyond those mountains.” “Look! What’s that bright golden light on the horizon?” “The sun, probably,” “No, look closely! That ENTIRE mountain is made of GOLD! Pure gold!” “You can say that again! You’re right— a mountain made entirely of gold! Henrique, we’ll be rich! That’s more gold than

Between Kendra, Nina, and Whitney, Hollis always found herself being physically assaulted in jest. “Really? You wanna go there, Holly?” Whitney rolled her eyes, gulping nervously as she stepped out of the corolla to observe their destination, Chestnut Field. The pond was littered with families skating over it’s frozen surface. Cheery holiday music blared from four different industrial sized speakers, and a hot chocolate station was set up not too far away from the entrance. The entire arrangement seemed simple, and fun.

“Haven’t you noticed? I’m quite charming.” I threw my head back and laughed. “I made her realize how much I loved her daughter. I won’t trade you for anything.” “Not even gold?” I asked. He nudged his nose against mine. “Not even that.” --The End