Fish Upon The Sky Novels & Stories

He and his team cast a massive joint spell, a fish with a long tail came out of the magic circle. The fish swam through the air in circles around the group. Everywhere it passed, the sky cleared up, clouds, smoke, lightning, flaming tornadoes. Nothing put up any resistance, after a few minutes the sky was cleared for thousands of miles. The smoke from the burning jungle below no longer polluted the sky, it stayed within the jungle.

Anyone who caught a glance of it would feel a chill running down their spines. The noise got louder, and the dozens of Armor-Breaker Fishes got closer to the shore. Their target was Caspian, who survived their attack just now. Just when they were less than a meter away from the shore, these dozens of Armor-Breaker Fishes suddenly accelerated, leaping from the river. When they reached mid-air, the fins on their bodies unexpectedly spread out and turned into a pair of fast flapping wings, accelerating and shooting toward Caspian. The silver light was as sharp as a blade, flying across the sky. In an instant, the mid-air was covered and filled with murderous intent. The initially quiet riversid

THE SKY LOOKED SOMETHING LIKE the early hours of dawn—not bright, not dark. Red clouds gathered in clusters over the horizon to the left, and a grey outline of the sun and moon hung up high in the sky side by side with a soft sliver glow. Everywhere as far as my eyes could see looked the same, bare and plain under the soft shadow of light, and the ground where we stood was as dark as night and soft, giving off a feeling of standing afloat on air.

Cerise thinks, Desperate to see her only star among the red, dark sky. The morning comes, and the sky remains blood-colored. Joy-I weeps like a child, far from the mature image she always puts on. Yzander and the doctor stood at the corner, as suspicious as ever. Halo and Nicholas struggle to keep sleeping, as the murmurs and crying stop them from doing so.

Poseidon The afternoon carried on quietly as I stared out above the highest tower. No one could find me here, not even my most trusted friend, Silas, who was now tending to the needs of our guests. My hand gripped the railing, and the fish flew by like birds of the sky had me gazing at their streaks of colors that blinded my peripheral. The bioluminescent colors of the garden dwindled, letting me know the surface was losing its light.

The little fish also seemed to feel a sense of mission falling upon itself, sending waves of excited mental fluctuations as it shook its head and tail, seemingly feeling much stronger and eager to return to the water to achieve great things for Ethan Brooks. "Go!" Ethan Brooks raised his hand and threw the little fish high into the sea. Mid-air, Ethan Brooks could even feel the little fish sending back a "mission accomplished" response, and a relieved smile appeared on his face. Whoosh! Just then, a white shadow skimmed by low in the sky, a sea bird. Graceful and nimble, it snatched the little snapper fish that was mid-air. The mental connection was instantly severed. Ethan Brooks stood ther

Activating the ocean tank, I began to breathe underwater as I swam towards the ocean floor. "If the Deep flight water Falcon is leaking, it must have crashed or hit the ground,” Hawk suggested, trying to see the ocean floor illuminated by the moon's gentle light. It seemed as if the moon goddess herself was aiding me in saving her servant, the Seer. Groups of fish of various types swam past me, as if I were invisible. The sight was breathtaking, but there was no sign of the water falcon. I swam as swiftly as I could to another location.

~RIYA The sky cracked open. That’s the only way I could describe it. Not like thunder. Not like lightning. But like something ancient and forbidden had torn through the heavens, spilling a sickness into the world. The clouds above River Heart twisted into serpents, curling like tendrils of black smoke as a violet fire streaked across the firmament. Nathaniel stood at my side, shoulders squared, eyes fixed on the horizon.

Olive's eyes slowly flapped open to see a sky so clear and bright, she thought she was on the other side of life. The last time she looked up, the sky had looked dangerously angry and looked lit up with hot coals. But this sky now was beautiful in its natural form. Birds sang afar off and she could see hawks hovering over her in the clear skies. Funny, hawks hovered in the sky that way when there was a fire somewhere below and the smoke was reaching up. Right?

Finnick's POV The voice from the sky had vanished, but the air still blew with its lurking power. Freya and I stood frozen for a long time, watching the scar in the cloud slowly colliding as though it were some unseen hand trying to bring the world back together. The sun hadn't fully risen but the sky above was already garnished with crimson. "Did you hear that?" Freya questioned, her voice quiet,calm and uncertain. She still hadn’t let go of my finger, as if the sound from above had somehow stolen the ground from under her feet.