Indigo Aura Novels & Stories

Aurora. Closer up, Trina noticed the cut of the dress. Fine fabric. Made in Tron. A special type that only members of the lineage could wear. Audacity. And the hair? Silver like fire under moonlight. Trina wanted to laugh. The girl had spent her life hiding who she was... and now she paraded around as if she were a sacred jewel. “She's just an orphan. And she doesn't even know how to play.” Trina arrived smiling. Arms open, wide smile.

"They’re calling you the 'Star-Luna.' They expect miracles every morning." "I’m just a woman who refused to stay in the mud," I whispered, leaning into him. "The miracles come from the pack." A soft chime interrupted us. The doors of the sanctum slid open, and Maya stepped in. She wasn't the terrified girl who had huddled in the Ravine anymore. She was taller, her posture regal, her eyes swirling with the deep blue of the nebula. She carried a small, vibrating crystal. "Mama, the 'Aura Gate' is singing again," she said, her voice resonant. "But it’s not a distress call. It’s a rhythmic pulse. It’s coming from the North Pole."

The road stretched ahead, long and open, the trees blurring past like witnesses who would never speak. Aurelia closed her eyes for a brief moment and turned inward—past the noise of the world, past the ache of distance—toward the steady warmth she carried with her always. She activated the talisman. Mom. Found him. My mate. Emotion swelled in her chest, bright and aching all at once. His name is Raven. And when I say beautiful—OMG. He’s of Indigenous descent. And Mom… he shadow walks. She opened her eyes and glanced at him, awe softening her expression.

Indigo asked and thought inwardly, “I brought her to the dungeon by the time when the crown prince left the castle. How could he teach her?” Akshara didn’t mind the presence of Indigo and entered the dungeon without saying anything in return. Indigo stopped by the entrance of the dungeon fearing the presence of the ferocious animal. Before Akshara could enter the dungeon, Indigo stopped her to confess, “I am the royal maid of Ayruzglow kingdom and loyal to Lenora Shirk.” “oh, Nora’s full name is Lenora?” Akshara articulated Nora’s name and nodded her head while entering the dungeon. Indigo stopped her again and Akshara asked with exhausted eyes, “Are you expecting my handshake?”

Roderick shifted back and walked over to the rouge holding the little girl and snatched roughly out of his jaws, taking her flesh as he did, not caring she was crying and in agony. Within seconds my aura engulfed me and then slammed out of me. I howled with the enormous amount of engery and emotion it dispersed itself with. I was glowing and everything was glowing around me too forcing those in front of me to shift back into their human. My aura was a bold green the colour of life on this earth meaning I had be reborn into this body waiting for him to grow up and awaken me.

I am Azura. The only goddess of two elements. Fire and water. Ooops...... Right introduction, wrong timing. **************** "This is not gonna be a great day". This was all I could say to myself. Somehow deep down, I could just feel that something huge was gonna happen today. It was the same gut feeling I woke up with the day I lost my parents to a ghastly car accident. I was a hundred and one percent sure, that crazy things are gonna happen today.

‘This is Nara Aldrich, she’s a phase one earth elemental specifically the plant controlling type, she’s in her second year’. Ivory smiled at the red haired who smiled back. ‘This is Indigo Chester, he’s a phase two healer and he’s in his third year’ Natasha introduced. ‘Third year?’ ivory asked in confusion ‘why would a third year want to join our team’. The guy is handsome, handsome guys are usually popular so what is he doing in a team full of first and second years. ‘I’m an outcast; people really never want me to join their team besides I’m out of merit points’ indigo replied.

he muttered to himself. Dave scrolled through Aurora's photos one by one. Apart from being fashionable, her photogenic face made her look perfect in every photoshoot. From any angle, she looked stunning. All the products she endorsed looked classy, although some of them were clearly high-end brands he recognized. Dave's smile appeared instantly when he saw Aurora's post from three days ago, a silhouette photo of Aurora against a sunset backdrop at Watu Kodok Beach, captured by her with the caption "With him."

A cataclysmic burst of aura dawned in the center of the horde. Rain's spine clench in terror. The hair on her body stood straight when she noticed the abrupt spike in temperature. Her forehead drenched in sweat when she bathed in the thick miasma oozing out of Creed's skin. The corrosive aura of chaos, fanned giant ripples in her circadian rhythms. The sword in the Creed's arms rolled faster than eyes could see. Uncountable streaks of lightning stretched across the field.

But for Alex, he automatically knew who it was as he immediately recognized his white hoodie that got splattered with paint in the colors of the rainbow. He scrolled up and as the caption, he simply had a blue heart emoji. "Blue."