Green Covers Novels & Stories

I finally saw the source of the blue light, my jaw dropping and eyes widening with disbelief, shock and more shock. It was a gated path just like the one leading to his mansion. Unlike that one, the ground wasn't paved but was a neat, smooth green path. The grass wasn't just green, it was literally glowing chrysoprase, the beautiful apple green colour luminated and brightened the ground. The ground outside the path of chrysoprase was normal plain but smooth grass, connecting to the trees.

The river ahead shimmered in the dark and light rays. "That's pretty," Lexi commented as she adjusted her sunglasses. "Imagine this, but without the solar towers and covered in green." "Green? Why green?" "That's the color of grass. It's what it used to look like." "Why couldn't it be covered in purple or something? That would be pretty." Jack laughed. "Plants aren't purple, silly." "It would still be pretty." Jack shook his head. "Come on, sweet pea, let's see if we can find a ride."

I cannot see her having me do something for no reason so there must be a lesson that I have not thought of. Opening myself up to nature I let my awareness spread to each plant that is in the garden. Slowly, I notice that some are sick. It seems as if some of the water in the area has too much iron in it for the plants to grow properly so I slowly coax out the comtaminated water. Immediately the plants all turn a much healthier shade of green than they were before. I had not even been able to tell that they each had a reddish tint.

I can’t be that fucking lucky. “What. The. Fuck?” As the green glow is fading and people are getting to their feet, these bright patches of earth are lighting up, melting through the snow, and strange plants are sprouting through them in an accelerated growth cycle, unfurling bright green frondlike leaves and faintly luminous lily-shaped flowers. From somewhere to one side, I hear the alpha. “Darby?” As if his voice triggers it, the green mist around her clears and she drops lightly to her feet.

Gia gazed blankly at the greenery outside her room, even though the lush green view was undeniably enchanting. The scenery in Katastari was a warm yellow hue; Eze leaned towards shades of blue and white due to the sea, while Geirangerfjord was purely green. The verdant vegetation was soothing to the eyes.

The notion of this green-haired scion seeking to avenge his fallen brother was, admittedly, a tad amusing to me. But then, a voice beside me broke the silence, a gentle reminder that I was not alone in my observations. "The Green Family's bloodline art is one of the exceptional arts," the speaker murmured, "which can boost the growth and acquisition of strength, while also enhancing mana. They are the only ones who have a green aura. You should not take it lightly."

Suddenly, a stream of green water spouted from the entrance of the valley, and the stream was enveloped in green clouds, emitting the rich refreshing spiritual energy. The people around were taken aback and hurriedly retreated. When the green water fell to the ground, the grass and trees splashed with the water emitted a green glow and became full of vitality, and even the dead trees were regenerating. "This is Spirit Flux!" Someone exclaimed. Everyone's eyes became red, and they rushed forward to fight for it, but it was a pity that all the Spirit Flux had been absorbed by the vegetation. These people went so crazy that they even pulled out the vegetation that was spattered with Spirit Flux

she continued, just as one of the paintings caught her attention. Kiran paused and stared wide-eyed at the framed image. It looked like the purple blue forest that surrounded the mountain pillar that was guarded by the giant serpent. The only difference was that everything was green, from the leaves of the trees to the grass on the ground. The mountain pillar itself looked more ashen than black, which meant either the black moss didn't grow on the cliff sides like it did when she and Noorh were there or the moss could turn white. But why was everything green?

Uh, never mind. "Green," I replied tersely. I noticed he didn't respond or even nod; his attention remained fixed on the road as he drove. I rolled my eyes. "Green is my favorite color, Bryle," I repeated, thinking perhaps he hadn't heard me initially. Still, he didn't respond, his focus unwavering from the road, as if he hadn't heard me at all. I was starting to feel a tinge of irritation. "Didn't you hear me? I said green! Matcha, avocado, kiwi, cactus, bamboo, broccoli, watermelon, clover, grass, cucumber, celery, turtle, grasshopper, tree—" He interrupted my tirade.

It was crazy how such little actions made his insides take turns to do back flips, summersaults and every acrobatic move they could think of. “You-” Simultaneously, they jumped at the sound of the loud blaring horn coming from the car behind them. They looked up and noticed the traffic light had flashed a green. “Oh, shit,” Seb said aloud, grabbing the steering wheel. Immediately, he switched the car on, bit his lip and offered Alex one final glance. Much to his surprise, he caught Alex still staring and smiling at him. Feeling the familiar butterflies erupt in his stomach, he quickly looked away and directed his attention towards the road.