High Sky Adventures Novels & Stories

Seras just laughs (bright, sharp, perfect). Seras: “No promises.” Remy puts the truck in drive. Remy: “Coyote Club rule number five: When the sky sends you a death threat disguised as an invitation, you show up early and bring friends.” He floors it. The Chevy roars west, headlights cutting through the dark like claws. Behind us, the aurora bleeds one last message across the sky before it fades: 19 days. We have nineteen days to reach the top of the world. And remind the Sky Court who really owns the horizon. Game on.

“I also want to ski down the Chugach Range in Alaska.” When Max spent too much time sniffing a flower, I gave him a gentle tug. “That sounds adventurous.” “Yeah. Helicopters are the only way to get up to some of the most extreme ski peaks,” he explained. “Once you copter up, you ski down this huge mountain, and if you wipe out you cartwheel. It’s like falling in space, except you reconnect with the snow every fifty feet or so. I also want to swim with sharks in Florida, without a cage, of course.”

It was like someone, or something, was trying to bring her down. She stared towards Chad, but he said nothing and just took the space beside her. Sky had left to find the boat trader that Greyson had arranged, unofficially, for them to buy over a boat. This boat would take them past the river of Faepool that separated the two cities, to Faepool itself. Alone, they spoke again. She hadn't expected Chad's first words to be about his terms. "I've heard from Sky that you didn't accept him. So, what do you think about my offer?" he grinned craftily.

After walking that full distance, Scott finally pushed open a door in front of her. The next second, bright blue skies suddenly appeared overhead. It looked like they had stepped outside into a warm, sunny day, with drifting clouds hanging beneath a clear sky. But Hayley knew that was impossible. They were buried deep underground, and when they came down earlier, a blizzard had still been raging outside. There was no way the sky above them could actually look like this. Hayley narrowed her eyes and looked closer before finally realizing the truth. The sky overhead was made entirely from massive electronic screens connected together into a giant curved dome more than 300 feet high.

“Sky Cloud Mountain.” Despite their conversation, Calvin’s driving didn’t slow down. He maintained a steady 140 kilometers per hour on the national highway, speeding ahead as if he were in a life-and-death race. Sky Cloud Mountain was a well-known 5A scenic spot in New York and the highest mountain in the area. At its peak stood Crystal Cloud Castle, a luxurious hotel owned by the Grand Empire group. Half of the mountain highway leading to Sky Cloud Mountain had been funded by Grand Empire, so every time Adriana drove on that road and paid the toll, she thought to herself, This road is mine. If you want to cross it, leave your money and buy the rights.

I've waited a long time for this. Me: I'm also happy, Sky. It feels perfect. I reply to him with a smile on my face. Sky: Sweet dreams, Trouble. Dream of me. I've been dreaming of you for so long, now it's your turn to dream of me. Me: What kind of dreams are those? Sky: They're wild. But don't worry, I'll show you soon. Now good night. Me: Good night, Sky. See you tomorrow.

Letting the cool breeze blow past her hair, lightly grazing her neck. It was nice here. As always. One of Skylar's favorite place on campus. Unlike most people, Skykar wasn't one bit afraid of hight. Instead it gave her a sense of deja vu. Looking down at the tiny humans littered all around, and how high up she actually was, she couldn't help but think to herself. Would I really die if I fall from here? And who knew they would come a reply. "Will you?"

Sky mumbles inherently from her seat, she sounded so drunk, "Mmm…" I replied, "Have you thought about the possibility of your heart desires coming through and also the vivid possibility of living out your fantasy? Huh?" Sky said as she reached over the table to cup my face in her hands, Oh no, she is deluding again, I scoffed, "How are you so sure it will be all that?" "My instincts are going haywire on this one," "That is what you said about the last guy that almost duped us of all our savings last time you placed me on a dare like this?!" I retorted,

“It’s fine. I’ll behave.” “You?” Mila said, raising a brow. “Behave? You just catfished your security guard with a fake love confession.” Sky smirked. “That was strategy.” “Right. Strategic chaos.” Mila shook her head. “I love you, but you’re gonna give me wrinkles.” Sky kicked off her sneakers and dug into her bag, pulling out a pair of sparkling high heels. She slipped them on, balancing carefully before standing up straight. The difference was instant. She went from sneaky runaway to full-blown goddess.

Draco flew high above the trees in the form of a dragon. He rode the wind and rose even higher through the clouds. The dark sky filled with twinkling stars was clearly visible, while under Draco's massive body laid a stretch of cumulonimbus clouds from end to end. Astrid still clung very tightly to his back. The girl was clearly trembling with fear because she had never flown so fast or so high. If the girl were thrown off Draco's back, the body would have been crushed.