Fish Upon The Sky Novels & Stories

It was a violent, beautiful evolution occurring in the span of a few breaths. ​The Sky-Wolves dove into the stream around us, their light-wings spanning ten feet as they acted as rudders for the drifting Feral-Sovereigns. They caught those whose forms flickered and fell, pulling them back into the light-stream with the practiced ease of shepherds. We were a migration of the damned, rising to meet the stars.

He needs someone who looks up. 'I look up,' she said. 'Yes,' he said. 'I can see that.' He looked up at the mountain. 'Will you walk with me? He said the path up is long.' 'It is,' she said. 'But the bridge at the top makes music when the wind comes off the mountain. It is worth it.' 'Then let us go,' he said.

The eagle screeched once again and fled away to find a safe shelter sensing the changes in the atmosphere. The pulpit standing on the solid ground frowned at the darkening sky. For a moment, they almost confused it with the night only to realize that the sun did rise a few hours ago. For them, it was a dream they’ve been watching for a long time. The heavy sky was a hope they have collected in the doomed years, yet it shocked them, watching the clouds full of essence hovering over them. The ground beneath their feet vibrated with need as the dark clouds collided, creating a sonnet that descended to the burning core of the earth.

The water is sinking, harmattan taking its toll. I wonder if it will be here by April, or if the sun will one day come up, angry and red, and dry up what is left. Maybe it will evaporate and hang above us as clouds. In the wrong direction, but a river still. And maybe those clouds will let loose and flood the earth again and overflow it, burying everything underneath. I won't know; I won't be here. Pascal tricks Abe into a headlock, both grapple while Chantelle and Chideziri splash them, laughing.

Cillian added. “Ummah!” “Did you see them, Cotton!” Cillian turned around and witnessed hundreds of them flying above the clouds, He witnessed the view in which where Sky whales are feeding on high concentrated mana that’s found above the cloud. Some Sky whales even got close to the ship; they fly around the ship for a while then joined the group after. After a few minutes, all of them were too far for them to see and went above the clouds again. “That sure was a worthy sight, if I had brought Kayne to this world, he would’ve loved to see this as well… What could he be doing right now, hmmm?”

It would be fun to incorporate it into a story somehow. Chapter 1: "My good opinion, once lost, is lost forever." Izzy’s pov The fish caught my eye immediately. I had never seen so many fish; the fish tank was filled with beautifully colored fish. They were small and moved in groups, reminding me of home. They move as one, a beautiful school of fish. It was similar to one of the traditions we had at the pack. On every full moon, the ones who are blessed with wolves go out and run as one, sending praise to the Moon Goddess.

Marina commanded While Dragging Little Mariana from her dazed state. She looked up once again and noticed that she cannot even see the sky anymore; the approaching colossus was even closer the first time she noticed its arrival. The clouds before were now replaced by hanging sky vines, the roots of the sky tree, and stalactites which all seemed to be pointed in their direction. Also, they had also been completely blocked by the sunlight. “But grandma, I want to look at it! It’s so big and beautiful and how is it flying?! It’s so amazing!” Mariana exclaimed.

They paid close attention whenever a beast of fortune acknowledged its owner. However, the day seemed beautiful to ordinary humans, with clear skies and fascinating cloud formations. From afar, the clouds resembled dragons, and rainbows streaked the sky in certain places. The effects were most vivid at the seafood market, where all the fish became unusually lively. Curious onlookers stopped to snap photos of the massive cloud. Among them was Homer, who gazed at the sight with envy etched on his face. "A prodigy has descended. Go and search for that person. We must find them this time!"

Xia peered up at the thunderous sky and sighed. "The heaven is angry, but it doesn't have to punish such innocent creatures," he peered back at the twitching fishes. As soon as he said this, water that had drained started to fill up miraculously. 'Oh...oh... are my words so powerful?' Xia thought in glee as he watched the fished swim away. "Get the ores our now!!!!" Oli shouted, but the huge oars were firmly stuck inside the slushy mud.

They were all looking up at something in the sky. He stepped out of his stall and saw it too. Further in the sky and past the Lagos Marina building, an anomalous luminescence occurred. It looked like lightning right before the light then suddenly shot downwards and formed into a white glowing pillar connecting the earth to the sky. The people gasped and began to chatter in excitement, with others taking out their phones and recording the damn thing. Instinctively, the fishmonger began to quickly wrap his fish and was just tucking them in a basket when he heard a strange sound coming from right behind him.