I Live Where The Land Meets The Sky Novels & Stories

* Landon says and Jarek nod *There is that piece of Land that is next to both our territories, up in the his. Enough food to eat for the Pegasus and enough vegetation to stay hidden from the world.* Both men agree that that will be the safest spot for all of them to camp, as there will be no one to ask any questions.

he said matter-of-factly. "Then where am I?" She mouthed slowly, "and why did you take me?" She tried to ask. "You are at Castle Free Sky. We are nestled on the very northern tip of Free Sky Cliff on the ocean shore of Maine. We are not on any maps or GPS systems as any more than a few coordinates. Built almost completely invisible to anyone who is not looking for it specifically," he told her proudly, most of it was true, anyways.

"It's that I'm from a place Where the sky wets the ground Sky and ground sticks to the foot Yellow, blue and white" This is my country, my home. Heaven and earth stick to our feet on those hot days when a barbecue at the beach is the most delicious thing in the world. The sky really does wet the ground, or as I like to say, kisses the sea at all times. It's beautiful, it's special, and it's something so everyday that we don't even appreciate it, but now that I've been away for so long, I can say that really, no place can do it as beautifully as my home. "(...) I live what I have sung

heart of the metropolis" it generally pertains to the heart of the city, or sometimes the city's landmark. A place where the most populated area among the other parts of the city lays—" "And the last part, the meeting point of the terrestrial and the aerial. I keep on thinking the horizon. Where the land and the sky intersect. Well, not really that those two entities meet, since technically the horizon separates them, but when you look at it with the naked eye, the Earth and the sky seems to intersect with each other when you look at the horizon. Though the thing that confuses me the most is this line—"Ash said as he rewind the recording file again "Which lays besides the Neptune that divide

"Thanks," Sky said wearily. She managed to control her own feeling. It made Louis fiery again. "By the way, where do you live? Are you a resident around here or from another country? We're from L City." Unfortunately, his enthusiasm wasn't contagious. Sky remained reluctant to curl up her lips. "I live in Flagstaff." "Where is it?" Emily whispered. "I think it's Arizona. Sky, we live in neighboring states. We can be friends if you don't mind. We can arrange a meeting if you visit L City, and vice versa."

Jax smiled and went back to eating his food. After dinner, while the rest cleaned up, he took her out on a stroll of the pack. The two of them walked side by side. The night breeze running through their hair. Constanza looked up at the night sky. The sky was beautiful. "The sky here is so clear and pretty unlike in the city." she told Jax. "The sky in the city isn't clear?" Jax asked. "Not at all, all the fumes and chemicals makes it unclear." "I am glad you like it, I must admit I was a bit afraid you would hate it here."

They were admiring the lovely sky, which had a layer of Milky Way far above them. They both have access to a view of the night sky on this island, which is uncommon in urban areas. The sky there was considerably brighter than what they were accustomed to. Additionally, the moon’s crimson light seems to hover gracefully amid the various nighttime sights as if trying to distract the watchers’ gaze from what lies below. Jaxon finally spoke after a long silence. He held his stiff neck from looking up too long. In between cigarette puffs, he added, “Mia met Disya at De La Crush.”

Sky is a cheerful child and likes to joke around, but Josephine and her two other children think that Sky can be scary when he's angry. "Just a moment, honey. I promise I'll be careful," Josephine coaxed. "Where will you meet her, can you tell me?" Sky asked again. Josephine read the message Lindsay to her. "Cafe Aldente Red, near the Mambi lake." Josephine went to the intended place. Mambi lake is a beautiful lake with many small cafes around it. But when Josephine got there, it was very quiet and the cafe Lindsay was referring to was also no longer operating.

But we don’t have to accept the bond to be together. As I’m flipping back and forth in my thoughts, Tobias and I continue to run through our territory, staying close to the border. We check in with more warriors on patrol and they give us the same run down as Carlo and Logan. It’s late in the afternoon now, the sun is starting to set. The sky is a dark blue with streaks of orange and purple. I don’t appreciate how beautiful this land is. Our old territory, in Maine, was also gorgeous. But by the time we left, it was all but destroyed- burnt down. I guess it was a good twist of fate to end up here.

But I never once thought to look up at the sky. The moment I stepped off the plane, I was captivated by the clear sky in Wismuth. That shade of pure blue was unbelievable to look at. The fluffy white clouds hanging gently along the horizon accentuated its beauty even more. From a distance came the exotic singing of the indigenous people of the land. Everything felt so serene and beautiful. Hayden reached out his hand to me. "Come on. Let's go take a look around."