Flying Eeveelution Novels & Stories

My face was all serious with both my hands on my pockets trying to breathe fine. It’s another day to build up this hope that she will be back. Jethro still didn’t approve of what I just said to him the other day. I don’t know what came up to me that I suddenly uttered those words. Not wanting to sound like giving up, I immediately changed my mind. Some dark idea clouded my head that time. When he said that I should fly to my moon.

Maps lined the tables, crisscrossed with red lines and pins. I should have been focused. Every piece of intel mattered. Every decision could cost lives. But I wasn’t. Because when I left the house this morning, Eve’s fragile voice had followed me, “Can’t you stay? Just for a minute. Please.” And the way she had looked at me… there was something in her eyes. Something she wasn’t saying. I knew her better than anyone. The way she tugged her sleeves over her hands when she was nervous. The way her words stumbled when she tried to hide something.

Moving upwards into the high sky in front of the mountain that must be visible to all out there. Eve lifts a hand and swipes at the air, sending me flying left while I’m distracted. Arms flailing, legs kicking, and I’m spun into a freefall before tearing through shrubs and bushes in my path. Tossed like a rag and cursing inwardly that I let her do it.

"I will turn into a spirit and disappear, Honey. And let's how you're going to react. Didn't you say you're not afraid of losing me?" "Shut up!" Maybe he was just trying to concentrate, or maybe her words were doing something to him, but Eve didn't want to stop. She had to get a reaction from this stoic man. "I swear I'll disappear, Ethan. Oh my goodness, my body is light. I can feel myself floating. Ah! Ethan, help." Ethan moved his hand to nudge her aside but Eve held on tightly to his arm. "Ethan, help me. I'm flying– Ah!"

The surrounding skin was swollen and raw, the dried blood dark and crusted. My legs felt weak as I inched closer, trembling all over. I kneeled by her side, carefully cleaning her up. Eve kept her eyes tightly shut, but tears continued to stream down her cheeks. I hugged her trembling body tightly. "Eve, let’s try to escape again! I’m ready this time. We’ll go together." Her eyes fluttered open, a hint of confusion in them. "Can I... really still get out?" I nodded firmly. She gently squeezed my hand, and a flicker of hope returned to her eyes.

In less than half the time Zen would have walked to the kitchen, Yelena appeared. “Let’s go!” she grinned. “The ingredients arrived two hours ago. Bolt and I rushed to reserve them for you. Did you make new progress with the game?” Nodding, Zen shared with her how Sasha found her first secret side quest in the game. At the same time, he expressed his concerns about the new bloodline abilities that most of them were having difficulty getting accustomed to. “Flying is not a natural instinct for humans,” Yelena acknowledged. “However, aerodynamic is similar to swimming. You don’t fight air, you flow with it.”

My heart ached when I left her in my bed that morning, but my crew had been patient enough to wait on their cut. But I looked forward to seeing her. Watching those big brown eyes glimmer with excitement. God, it made me feel whole. What did this mean? For me? For Evie? I didn't know, but we needed to talk about this when I saw her again. As I swam upwards, the sunlight became more apparent until I broke through the surface. I rose, massive wings extending upwards as I flew upwards to get back to shore. The first thing I saw was brown ringlets. Big doe eyes widening.

"Go back and sit tight with Aziel. I'm going to fly higher!" "Hearing this, Evangeline immediately understood that the plane had entered the airspace of Z Country."