La Era De Hielo Novels & Stories

"High-intensity thermal bores! They're cutting the lid off the jar!" "My parents!" I lunged toward them, shielding them with my body as a chunk of frozen rock the size of a Honda Civic smashed into the walkway ten feet away, obliterating a row of empty cryo-pods. "Up!" Haley pointed, her voice shrieking an octave higher than usual. "Look up!" The mile-wide disc of ice was lifted away by invisible hands, vanishing into the twilight sky above. In its place descended a shadow that blotted out the aurora borealis.

Elara’s POV The world around me blurred, shifting between reality and something beyond. One moment, I stood amidst the shattered remains of the stone, Kael's voice a distant echo. The next, a pull—like invisible hands dragging me—tore me away from the battlefield. Darkness enveloped me. Then, suddenly—light. A vast, endless expanse stretched before me, glowing with an ethereal silver mist. The air shimmered, heavy with an ancient presence. A soft hum vibrated through the realm, powerful yet calming.

Julia shouted, looking quite excited already. Júlia was a recent friendship, as we met her through Cecília a year ago, and since then she has always been with us. They were childhood friends when they still lived in a city in the interior of the state and had started to share an apartment in the city since Júlia came to study in São Paulo. Short, very pretty, and extroverted, Júlia always manages to make friends very easily. She has long black hair and very expressive light brown eyes. A girl's love is always good in life.

​The ferocious polar gale howled across the vast, frozen expanse of Queen Maud Land, driving blinding white plumes of snow across ice shelves thousands of feet thick. Temperatures hovered at a staggering forty-five degrees below zero, a stark white hell where human survival usually depended on fragile heating ducts and continuous supply lines. ​Yet, rising out of the snowdrifts like a geometric monument to human ingenuity stood the Vance Southern Defense & Space Telemetry Array—better known across executive channels as Station Zero.

Ice gleamed under the moon. "Skates on?" Kane asked. Elias grinned. "Always. Talk while we glide." They laced up quick and pushed onto the ice. Moonlight reflected off the surface. Their voices carried clear. Elias said, "This feels timeless. Every chapter led to nights like this." Kane matched his stride. "Our love as enduring as the game. We cherish hockey but each other more." Elias replied, "Mates forever. The bond awakened here stays strong through all chapters."

The impact of the glacial shockwave was instantaneous and cataclysmic. A wall of razor-sharp, blue-black ice—towering fifty feet high and racing across the frozen tundra at the speed of a falling meteor—shattered the air with a deafening screech of grinding tectonic pressure. The sub-zero winds twisted into a vortex of localized blizzards, attempting to bury Caelum and Lyra beneath tons of ancient, permafrost ruins. Caelum did not retreat an inch. His massive, muscular frame planted firmly into the frozen earth, his shadow broadsword erupting with a violent aura of black-and-silver lightning.

The temperature didn't just drop; it plummeted, turning the moisture in the air into jagged needles of ice that cut the skin. ​"The crops we managed to salvage... they're turning to glass in the fields, Elara," Aris reported three weeks into the freeze. Her face was pale, her breath pluming in the freezing air of the Great Hall like white smoke. "The soil is rich, but the atmosphere is being 'sanitized.' They're cooling the planet from orbit. They’re trying to freeze out the anomaly. If we don't find a way to stay warm, we won't last until the spring thaw."

Teresa shook her head vigorously with a terrified look in her eyes and screamed, "Amaria No!!" As it charged towards Amaria, the Chimera jumped down from above and shrieked loudly.

When she got closer to the bubble of water, where Aria is temporarily confined, she then covered her fist with blue light and let out a strong blow from atop the seal. The sphere of water became solid ice in an instant from Mayari's hard touch, then it let out a perfect ring of smoking blizzard and fell out of balance giving a big splash in the cold blue ocean. When the seal's agape space beneath finally meet the massive body of water, the seal finally became complete. Along with the seal the ocean also froze, and big splashes of waves can be seen frozen like an icy mountain. "Is it over?" Mayari heard someone asked as she stand atop the solid iced seal.

“I need your help in tracking the fragments of the holy Nromais.” “I’m sorry but I think you have mistaken me for radar or some sort of metal detecting machine.” She was about to go back inside her shop when the man stopped him, “Marga, the Queen Aera herself sent for you.” His words stopped her. Looking back, she asked, “Princess Aera is the Queen now?” “Affirmative. About a hundred year ago.” “What about Queen Sliofe?” “She withered.” “I’m sorry to hear that.” It looks like things at Lenriad changed a lot since she went away.