Fish Upon The Sky Novels & Stories

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.

Levi weighed the fish in his hand for a while, turned around and threw it on the beach, went back into the water, and continued to catch the fish. That damn girl is very edible, stealing grilled fish from him when she was young, she can eat three or four big fish at a time! ... Just then Levi was seriously fishing, and the people on the boat were happily watching him catch fish. Room! Suddenly there was a noise in the sky! Not far from the island, a helicopter was flying over the sea, flying quickly towards this side. Hearing the sound of a helicopter, the people watching Levi catch fish were a bit stunned, looking at the sky in amazement.

The song was enchanting, but it carried an undertone of something wild and untamed. Ezra, clutching the Celestial Harp, said, "The Harp's resonating with the fusion. I can feel its energy growing, trying to maintain the balance." Liora, concern evident in her voice, responded, "We need to guide it, to ensure this fusion doesn't spiral out of control." Niamh, pointing towards the horizon, added, "Look there! The sky, it's... fracturing!" True enough, the sky was a canvas of swirling colors, with cracks of brilliant light breaking through, creating pathways to unknown dimensions.

With their exceptional visual acuity, the merfolk are able to see the city from far away, their eyes capturing intricate details and movements that gradually unfold before them. Tritania emerges like a dream from the depths of the ocean. Above the city, a vast colony of bioluminescent Deep-Sea Siphonophores hovers, their delicate tendrils extending upwards, forming an intertwined network of bioluminescent strands. The siphonophores create an otherworldly "sky" that bathes Tritania in enchanting radiance.

Jack stood there, his emotions swinging wildly from deep sadness to elation, his heart on an emotional roller coaster. He held back this time, realizing that Hannah's relentless behavior would only leave her more deeply wounded. All he needed to do was offer her a warm shoulder when the dust settled, and everything would be alright. As the helicopter faded from Hannah's sight, the dying echo of its blades pounded in her chest like distant thunder. Eventually, she could not stand it anymore and just crumbled.

Alaric did the same beside me. “Ready?” he asked. I nodded. We released them at once. They floated upward like they’d been waiting all their lives to be free, like they knew exactly where to go. More lanterns joined them. Dozens. Then hundreds. A river of gold and rose-gold and crimson fire rose into the heavens, swirling together like stars learning to fly. Some people gasped. Others clapped. A child pointed and said, “Look, the sky’s burning.” But to me, it looked like hope. Hope that didn’t know it wasn’t real.

A massive, green beam of light erupted from the ocean floor, hitting the sky. The clouds began to turn into leaves. "Why is the sky growing?" Leo asked. The woman on the boat pointed up. "Because the Earth is finally going to breathe," she said. "And it starts by exhaling you." The ocean beneath us began to rise. Not a wave. A mountain. What is the 'Harvest' actually collecting?

The sky was filled with ships—black, silent, hungry. I raised my arms to the volcano.

Metis handed over her phone, and there was a picture of a picture on the screen. "She drew this?" Erebus asked in awe as he staring at that picture. It was a picture of the ocean. The whole picture was blue, yet the light, foggy blue of the sky and the dark, heavy blue of the water gave the whole painting a low gravity, as if the ocean is with the weight of the whole world while the sky was a feather of dream, floating above.

It doesn't take time to change whether bad change or good change but change is rapid and fast. We went fishing in the afternoon. Nathan and I are one team, dad and Julia are one. We always team up and compete with each other. Mom will sit and cheer us equally. "Ooh we've got a big fish I think" Nathan said excitedly holding onto the gear and reeled fast. "I think you have caught someone's shoe or other thing nate, check properly" Julia teased Nathan sticking her tongue out. " Stop it Julie! I know when I caught a big fish, iam pro at catching fish unlike you" Nathan retorted.