Fish Upon The Sky Novels & Stories

The sun hangs high, blazing gold against the endless blue sky. The water sparkles like liquid glass, every wave breaking into diamonds beneath its light. Around the lagoon, the group is alive with laughter, splashing, and the occasional shriek of excitement as someone dives beneath the clear surface to chase after the fish swimming in bursts of color.

Sky pointed at the mountains that lined around the lake. "They are so majestic! The snow up there looks like super sweet sugar sprinkles." Sky cupped her cheeks, closed her eyes for a moment while tilting her head. "And look at how the sky reflected on the surface of the lake! It's like a super wide mirror. I feel like I can walk on it. Oh, Mama? Is that a cloud?"

"You can open them now and take a look." Yara lowered her hands and opened her eyes. An exquisite cake had appeared before her. "Wow, such a beautiful cake! Mommy, you're amazing!" Julian watched the scene, warmth rising in his chest. "Make a wish, quickly." Yara pressed her palms together, her expression reverent. After blowing out the candles, she opened her eyes. They darted around mischievously. Without warning, she reached out and dabbed some frosting on the tip of Winona's nose. "Haha, Mommy's a kitty cat now!"

Her body flickered slightly, like an image struggling to stabilize. “The Dreaming Sky,” Sophia whispered. “It’s what comes after resonance. When connection becomes creation.” Raven blinked. “You pulled me in?” “No,” Sophia said. “You followed. Like everyone else.” Raven turned slowly, staring at the vastness around them. The aurora stretched across the firmament — except now it was the firmament, a ceiling of living color woven from emotion. “This isn’t possible.” Sophia smiled softly. “Neither was peace.” ---

Grayson said. Logan exhaled. Long and slow and from somewhere deeper than his lungs. He looked at the reservoir. The water was fully dark now. The sky above it had finished its change and the stars appeared on it. The fishing line sat motionless on the surface. Neither of them paid it any attention.

"I was looking for you two." "Look, Dad!" Maple says, twisting in Tate's grip to point a sticky finger up at the sky. "A dragon-fish! It breathes fire!" "A big fish," Rosy corrects, nodding seriously. "With scales." Tate looks up at the big white cloud, then back down at them. "I see it. It definitely looks like a dragon-fish." "Can you catch it, Dad?" Maple asks, bouncing on his knees. "Can you jump super high and grab it?"

His red eyes seemed to continue to look at the fishermen, waiting for anyone who might come out of the cave. The three fishermen all had a chance to sleep albeit restlessly for a couple of hours, but they knew that it was better than having no sleep at all. The storm abated with the coming of the morning. The fishermen waited for the sun to rise and saw the sky brightening overhead. They did not go out of the cave immediately but waited for the sun to go higher until there was enough light reaching the cave and the waterfalls.

My plan now is to go back to the sea to catch fish again so that I can have something for my breakfast and lunch at school. I jumped up and ran to the edge of a precipice to jump but I was already in the air when I suddenly noticed a lightning in the distance. Oh, there may be a storm coming to the sea today. It’s not good to fish. I was ready to direct my peacock feathers in the other direction away from the sea but my eyes caught something. It was white so I saw it right away but I was surprised to know it was a ship. I slowly came down from the air to look and was surprised that there were people riding on it.

Ever since ancient times, only a handful have been able to pass their trials. After retrieving the Sky Tower from System Space, the item appeared in Lucas's hands. The Sky Tower had seven layers. It was black in color and looked old as though it had been through a lot. "Attack!" Hundreds of the Fish-Headed family members charged forward with their metallic forks. Their combat abilities were much better in water compared to land. Lucas threw the Sky Tower into the air, and it suddenly became tens of meters tall. "Crush them!" The Sky Tower then fell on the hundreds of Fish-Headed beings at an incredible speed.

Upon hearing that, the villagers of Village Pescado walked out of their houses one by one and looked up at the sky. Then, they saw a few huge birds hovering in the sky.