Rainbow City Novels & Stories

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."

After seven days, I arrived just in time; my food and water ran out. I stood on the canyon, looking down at the quiet city below, not as prosperous as Dark Moon and White Mountain, but it brought a strange, peaceful beauty. It is a city but has very few tall buildings, planted with lots of trees, almost green, covering three-quarters of the city. It has no smog, honking horns, turning off roads, or black emissions from industrial plants. It is a mixture of urban and rural beauty but strangely harmonious.

If you permit me, I am willing to help Then she bowed with her mother King: help us please Then everyone cheered and clapped Blue sighed and closed her eyes Then slowly and quietly, a bright blue light began to radiate from her Everyone gasped The light began to diffuse And everywhere it went around the kingdom, the colors changed from it's faded look to the bright colors Flowers began to bud and open up Fishes began to come back Trees and plants and bushes were beginning to come forth again. Everything was changing Even the unhealthy people were stronger and stronger Everyone knew the bad force was gone. Then the light stopped Everything looked new It was like a new place So beautiful and l

I grunted in answer. She'd described what I felt exactly, but I doubted she saw a human girl in her mind. "The city looks like the end of a rainbow," Ryden added. I nodded, expanding my wings, making sure they were still in one piece. When I was satisfied, I relaxed a little. "Keep your wits about you, Ryden, my friend," I whispered. "I will." Opulent grass gave way to crystal-paved streets and buildings, ranging in color from light red to sunny yellow, sapphire blue to the palest purple.

Matter of fact, they just added to the depressing setting further. I didn't flinch when a roar of thunder reverberated through the air. It didn't break my stupor for it to bother me. I could see lightening lighting up the sky bellow; a mixture of white, blue and purple giving me a spectacular light show. But I couldn't enjoy the show. I didn't deserve to enjoy its beauty.

A clear rainbow, with all the bright colors delighted all who took a break from their business. It was the bridge over which everyone's dreams ran. It was the gateway to that world from childhood that came back every time it rained. And at the sight of such beauty, even the coldest, most wicked man was transformed into an innocent child. For this was the power of nature. And maybe if there were always rainbows, sunny days, fruit and flowers in this world, there would be no bad people. Maybe it was always about rainbows, which connected not only the two parts of the town, but also the hearts of people.

Author's Pov.:- The night is surprisingly darker than usual today, the black clouds are threatening people with heavy rain. Heavy lightning with thunderstorms is echoing in the city. A big and heavy storm is about to happen. However, in the busy City-H, the known bar plus brothel of the city is at its height. Music, smoking, drinks, money, gambling, lights, and every possible bad deed are running at their height. You will get any fun from here from the beautiful body to bloody money.

“You… Fine! I’ll do as you say!” The Spirit Cage. Amber City, one of the eight main cities. David and Arian were eating and drinking. Arian suddenly said, “Master David, since you regard me as a friend, I need to tell you something in advance.” “Arian, you can tell me.”

Hierro bit his lip as he lowered his head. Reyan’s face went serious. "Hierro." He called and patted his shoulder. "Don't panic. Hail won't forget the other world." He told him. "It is the place that he loves more than this place – his homeland." he explained. "That is why he won't forget it. He is..." he said and took a deep breath as he looked at the lively Capital of the West Kingdom. It looked very lively with its colorful lights lit up and it was filled with people.

Now it’s a wasteland, nothing but ash. Twin Rivers has a sordid history. I hate coming here. It’s noisy and dirty but constantly bustling. It reminds me of some of the bigger cities in Crescent Falls that fell out of the influence of the royal family. Crime runs rampant here, practically unchecked. I know this city is on Maeve’s radar. It’s the largest city in the Roguelands, with twelve packs claiming territory in the city boundary alone, and over a dozen more spread out in the nearby neighborhoods on the outskirts of the city.