Luffy Splits The Sky Novels & Stories

The connection pulsed sharply. Not anger. Disagreement. Someone knew. Someone had always known. The sky split again. This time the fracture didn't disappear immediately. A jagged silver wound stretched across the clouds. Larger than before. More stable. The entire valley illuminated beneath its glow. Gasps echoed throughout Blackthorn. Warriors stared upward. Even the Watchers looked toward the sky. Then something happened. Something impossible. A shape moved behind the fracture. Not an eye. Not this time. A silhouette.

Kenzo said faking his sadness then, he looked at Yara who was busy looking at the menu. "You broke up with Big sister Sapphire?" Sky asked not hiding her happiness. She doesn't have any grudge on Sapphire, it's just that, she thinks, they are not compatible and knowing that they already not together, made her think of an idea and she will talk about it with Dream later.

“You called us liars.” We froze. "You broke the gate and bared your soul.” Freya, me. I stepped forward. “I didn’t lie. You forgot. You let yourselves rot in shadows because we put you there. I’m here to change that." Then came the second voice. Sharper, colder and a rasp like wind through bone. “You seek redemption. For us*?” “No,” I said. “For all of us.” The sky split not like a wound like a mouth. Opening. Seven fractures arced across the sky like a celestial spiderweb, each pulsing with different energy. Fire, water, stone, light, night, bood.

“The cold doesn’t bother me much.” Lila raised her hand, drawing glowing symbols into the air with a spark of blue mana. She pressed one onto my hand, then Fianna’s, then everyone’s. The warmth seeped instantly into our skin. “That should keep us from turning into popsicles,” she said. “Thanks,” Lyra muttered, flexing her fingers. “We will have to split up,” Lily said suddenly, her tone steady despite the chaos. “Split up?” I asked, incredulous. “You saw what happened to the Queen!”

"It's over for sure. Spaghetti tastes delicious. Kaiden loves her spaghetti." "Luffy, you can go back to work. I've already transferred your salary in keeping Kaiden today."Luffy smiled happily. "Thank you very much, Mr. Jay. I'm going back to work."Luthfi passed away leaving Jay with Kaiden. "Can you play with Kaiden?"Kaiden asked hopefully. Jay checked his schedule today. Kaiden is already moody because Jay doesn't seem to have time to play with him. Jay ruffled Kaiden's hair.

I changed spells and defend myself as much as I could. Luis was doing a better job than I was, and would often lend me a helping hand. Time passed and the sky that was painted dark parted way and bright light dawned on. As Luis slayed the last threat, my eyes trailed to the sky and my eyes squinted as the sky brightened.

The sky didn’t just break anymore. It opened. Like an eye. A massive, impossible opening spread across Heaven’s fractured ceiling, stretching wider with every passing second. The light and darkness that had once fought for dominance now twisted together, forming something neither of them controlled. Something else was pushing through. Lily stumbled backward, clutching Luca so tightly her arms shook. Luke was already moving—positioning himself between her and the growing rift without hesitation. Even God, still hovering amid the wreckage of his clash with Luke, had gone still.

"How is this even possible?!" One of the disciples of the Outer Department dropped to the ground. After the loud sound was heard, the starry sky was split in half. The sight of it was terrifying. "This…" Levi, who was the nearest to Lucas, was utterly flabbergasted. Initially, he did not think that Lucas was able to split the sky into two with just the slash of his sword. Never would he have thought that Lucas was able to pull it off.

We had faced challenges and emerged stronger, ready to guide Meranthia into a future of promise and prosperity. As the group continued on their path, the once-clear sky started to change. It wasn’t the looming presence of a storm, nor the familiar darkness of evening. Instead, the sun, which had always been a single radiant sphere in Meranthia's sky, began to split into two distinct orbs, each emitting a different hue – one golden and the other a deep, shimmering blue. Liora, her eyes wide in disbelief, murmured, "This... This isn't possible."

Beneath the falling rust revealed a weapon utterly different: An obsidian-black sword, smooth, unmarked, no runes—completely plain. No runes. No glow. No divine markings. Just a black sword that made space itself quiver in terror. The Seraphim slashed. A hundred-foot golden arc tore the sky open, roaring toward the facility. Quintan slashed too— His voice finally rising in a deep, earth-shaking cry: “HEAVEN’S SPLITTER!” His strike was small—tiny compared to the golden colossus—but infinitely concentrated. The two forces met. The resulting explosion was like a nuclear detonation suspended mid-air.