Rain Village Novels & Stories

Aisha POV: “Aaaa…… cchhuuuu..” “Aaaaahh… Chuuuuuuuu”“Aaaaahhhhhh……… Chuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu” “O.. O sweet Mary Jesus …… OH LORD…” I sneezed hard making all plasma fluid to flow down my nose and stared wiping it with several tissues, Yes! I caught a cold and that to because of that monster Ravan, he pushed me of that bridge that to into a fucking cold water river, he seriously has some issues I mean to wipe hand mark’s of those bastards who tried to molest me Ravan made me jump Into a river, he could have simple asked to take a bath, Right? but Nooo... he want to try something new like jumping of a Fucking bridge in middle of Fucking night into a Fucking freezing flowing river ALSO…. he didn’

Ocean refuses to help with any of the sneaky guessing games Ocean’s been running. I watch Storm head toward the house. Rain’s voice drifts out from the open kitchen window... eighteen months old, dark-haired, solid as a little tank, and bossing the whole kitchen around with Hannah. Rain does everything with this serious focus, like the world is one giant project and she’s the only one qualified to run it. She talks in full, careful sentences already, like she figured out words are power tools and she’s not wasting any.

“But he’s not my——“ never mind. I was dumbfounded because he stopped the rain for me. Is that why he was so sound asleep? Did he get tired and was out of mana? I heard that controlling the weather costs a lot of mana. I went up to the deck and smelled the fresh breeze. The night has ended, as well as the typhoon, all thanks to Zale. I smiled seeing the dolphins greet me and the rising sun. I wasn't so sick anymore, unlike yesterday.

My human heart feels a little bit of relief because the heavy clouds haven't broken yet. But the moment I step out of Osric's lodge with the wrapped meat, the sky splits open with a massive howl. Rain pours down like silver spears. I try to navigate the muddy path back, staying far away from the deep mountain ravines. The Moonfang Province is famous for flash floods that drown low wagons in minutes. I choose the long, rocky trail over the ridge to stay safe. Then, the old engine lets out a loud hiss and dies completely.

Rain intoned. “Is this not private enough?”asked Ami, raising her brows. “This is the back door entrance, Ami. Let us go to our treehouse HQ and talk. There will only be me and you”, requested Rain. “You are acting strangely, Rain. This is just me, Ami, your best friend, remember?Hello Rain, are you there?” she said, poking him on the chest. Rain responded by capturing her hand and pulling her towards the treehouse. “Wait !” Ami exclaimed. “What’s wrong?”

"You seem to know as much about me as I do, Lord Petros. If you'll excuse me, I have a king to keep safe." She moved closer. Mist danced around her feet. The clouds surrounded the village, hemming the farms in. They grew heavy with rain. But Violet's focus was Eden. Lightning sparked around him. His arms were outstretched. The sapphires on his tunic mirrored the darkening clouds. He kept his eyes closed but she knew what lurked behind—raging gold, a sun barely contained. The downpour started. Rain drenched Marana, sending its children giggling through the streets. The farmers cheered. Some men took out their fiddles and drums, and struck up a beautiful rain dance song.

Theraphosa covered herself with the enhanced silk that she made. “[High Barrier]!” Rain also activated a barrier for himself, Matthew, and Gon. “We’re getting surrounded here!” Matthew said while swinging his sword. “This place is too small. We need to take this outside.” Rain said while firing his magic as well. “I will clear a path through the middle. Follow behind me! [Geyser]!” Rain fired a powerful blast of water that cleared out a path in the middle of the ant horde. “Go!” On Rain’s mark, they sprinted through the path and headed outside while killing the ants that came from the sides.

Thus, Severin did not notice Ruben and his group of people. "Hey, look at that island. It's called Rainbow Island. The view there is spectacular," Meena introduced while they were flying. Since they were flying slowly, Meena had the chance to introduce the island. "Why is it called Rainbow Island? I don't think it looks like a rainbow," Sheila asked with a frown. Meena explained, "Because there is a waterfall on the island and you can see a rainbow at the waterfall every time. That's why they called this island the Rainbow Island."

It was like talking to someone who just… knew everything. By evening, it started raining again. Raina turned off the main road and pulled into the largest nearby town. She decided they’d spend the night here—rest a bit and reach Crimson Hollow tomorrow. The moment they turned in, the rain suddenly stopped. A vivid rainbow arched across the sky. Raina’s eyes lit up, a soft smile tugging at her lips. She turned toward Leif, blurting out, “A rainbow!” But as soon as the words left her mouth, she froze. She’d blurted out something she shouldn’t have. Leif couldn’t see. No matter how beautiful the world was in front of him, it was all invisible.

She was unaware of the place's dreadful reputation. "Who is it?" Someone stepped forward to stop Rain. Suppressing her grief and tears, Rain said, "I want to see your president." "To see our president?" The ninja looked at Rain and saw a very beautiful woman in a white dress and a black mourning band on her arm. He asked in a deep voice, "You’re not from Sunland." "I’m from Dragonsland," Rain stated calmly. "What are you here for?" The ninja, impatient and showing vigilance, asked.