Novel & Cerita Novoland Castle In The Sky 2

~ROYAL CASTLE, FAIRYLAND (IN THE PAST, BJT VALOR IN FUTURE)~ Here in one side, Evanora was still standing glued to her same spot, alone, waiting for Valor. And the other side, Valor was teleported to the same castle and same spot four days ahead. He was also standing alone on the same spot, he stood earlier. He looked here and there to find Evanora, because everything happened so fastly that he wasn’t able to notice. But looking here and there and not finding Evanora, he understood that he was now in future.

Laggas muttered. They frowned as a vein popped in their foreheads. Jun and Sylv laughed. "As if we want this, too!" Skye said as he glared at Laggas. His cheek is bruised blue because of Blue punching him earlier. Laggas helplessly sighed and snapped his fingers. Their eyes went wide and they covered their mouths with their other free hand when they were suddenly up in the sky. They saw the royal castle of the West Kingdom below them, looking like a toy castle.

The castle was larger than the one at home, it looked like it had been built out of porcelain. The kingdom itself wasn't anything to laugh at either, they had houses built with wood instead of mud, the roofs looked secure, barely penetrable. "What's happening, why does it feel like we are landing?" Isla asked, which suggests that she has her eyes closed again. "We have arrived." Is all Barinor responded with. Glydor raised her front talons in the air as she slowly flapped her wings, her back legs gracefully touched the ground. Isla jumped off as quickly as she could, making a great distance from Glydor.

Last of all, Kash and I step out, and I pull my hood over my head to hide myself as much as I can. Only years of good breeding keep my jaw from dropping as I look up into the sky at Kar Castle. Nestled between two mountains and made of the same stone, it looks more like another peak than something people actually built. Pointed, near-black towers jab up at perfect angles, dusted with their own powdery coating of snow. Unless there’s much more of the castle behind the front, it’s much narrower than our castle, but it’s easily the tallest building I’ve ever seen, scraping the very sky.