Rainbow City Novels & Stories

He turned his back on the throne and walked toward the heavy steel blast doors. Rebirth City was dying. Without my active presence to ground the 'Sovereign Resonance,' the Golden Basalt dome had turned a sickly, translucent gray. The Ash Rain outside didn't vaporize anymore; it pooled against the stone, a corrosive, purple slurry that bit into the city’s roots.

He hopped on the bed and motioned me to follow. Lightning illuminated the sky through the windows. Owen had drawn the drapes back so we could watch the night sky light up. I cuddled into the nook of his shoulder, a delightful warm drowsy feeling washing over me. The sky lit up as thunder echoed through the city buildings, shaking windows and rattling doors. I wasn't scared, though. With Owen holding me, the world could end, and I would still be safe.

If he gave the Beast too much, it would never stop. Instead, he listened. The city itself seemed to scream beneath the flames—timbers snapping like bones, children wailing, steel clashing as soldiers dragged families from their homes. Above it all, Ruby’s banner swayed from the highest tower: red silk, embroidered with gold, shimmering against the smoke. “The crown gleams while the people choke,” Zara whispered at his side. Her voice trembled, but her gaze was steady, sharp as the witchfire in her blood. “She doesn’t see a city anymore. Only threats.”

"Be at peace." The light hit the monster. For a second, the whole city turned as bright as noon. The faces in the smoke began to smile. The black ink began to turn into white clouds. The giant beast didn't explode; it simply drifted away into the wind, turning into a gentle rain that fell over the streets. The West Spire shattered. The red energy vanished. The city was quiet. Truly quiet. No sirens. No hum of the machines. No screaming. I sat on the edge of the cooling tower and watched the sun finally begin to rise over the ocean. The light was real this time. It was the first true morning the city had seen in a hundred years.

RAIN COLLWAY The city was beautiful at this hour. Rain had discovered that in the weeks since everything had stopped being urgent — the particular beauty of a city at five in the morning when it belonged to nobody and nothing was being asked of it. The lights still on from the night before. The sky beginning its first grey suggestion at the edges. The streets below moving at a pace that felt almost gentle, the early traffic sparse and unhurried, the world not yet fully committed to the day.

***Hyacinth*** The city buzzed with life, its energy reminiscent of the bustling streets back in the Philippines. The traffic was chaotic, though not as unbearable as what I was used to. Despite the honking horns and the sea of people, I felt a spark of excitement. This new city promised adventure, and I could already imagine weaving its essence into my novel. Raven has been an endless source of inspiration lately, his magnetic presence fueling my creativity, especially when it came to writing those steamy, heart-racing scenes.

Jace smiled widely without anyone noticing, and he managed to scare Rain. After walking a few dozen meters, they reached the end of the hall. The end of the passage seemed to lead them into a city. More precisely, the ruins of the town. It's just that the color of the city is very dark. Strangely though it was dark and there was no light at all, Rain's eyes could adapt and see everything like shadows. "Is this the city of darkness you've been talking about all this time?" "To be more precise, the ruins of the city of darkness. Several years ago, I managed to conquer this city and rule it. He is now under Darkwood's control."

His grin flashed his bloody teeth as his excitement rose, "You are just full surprises, what are these transparent energy beasts? How do you control them? And why are they so powerful? Is that a Sea Queen? How did you manage to tame one of those? You are interesting, very interesting. And those octopuses came out of your wedding jewe-, wait, you're married? What man can handle a firecracker like you?" The firecracker laughed out loud. She pointed behind her with her rapier. Bruce looked over her shoulder at the completely black sky and the rain of lightning that was burning the entire DelaVega City to ash. He looked up to see the clear blue sky and the sun smiling down on him. Yet a few hund

Before New Year could come.Daniel,Rain together with the team which are Victor,Sam and Shane decides to go to the countryside which Rain’s rest-house was locates to celebrate New Year together and not to forget the three’s partners were their too,to enjoy themselves and to celebrate New Year together with the others.

CHAT REQUEST FROM Hayley.Hailstorm@BearsParademics.com (@Hailstorm) to Lace.Lacy@Ravenwood.com (@Lace) and Kira.Killer@Ravenwood.com (@Killer) CHAT ACCEPTED HAILSTORM: Hey girls! LACE: Hello my fellow weirdoes KILLER: Hey you two, how are things going? LACE: Ugh, you know how it is. We’re not allowed to go to base camp this year but I’m sneaking in, in any case. Who is going to know?