Rising Sun Novel Novels & Stories

On the other side of the camp, Chantelle suddenly exclaimed, "Everyone, pull yourself together! Look, it's sunrise!" The sun rose from the east, casting a golden blaze across the valley and washing away the last traces of darkness. Bathed in daylight, the valley cradled between the mountains finally revealed its true face. Andrew climbed to a platform with a good view and looked down. The Gallow's End heritage hamlet ruins were completely dilapidated. Now fully exposed under the sun, he could easily see that this place, which Buzz and his people feared so much, was actually just a small area of stone buildings.

Maybe, just maybe, Ryan would text again. And somehow, she found that she hoped he would. --- Ryan felt unusually happy that morning. Normally, he had to snooze his alarm multiple times before dragging himself out of bed, but today was different. He had woken up before the alarm even had a chance to ring. The moment he opened his eyes, a familiar excitement coursed through him, one he hadn’t felt in a long time.

The sky stretched wide and endless, but it was no longer the familiar blue that grounded the world in something stable, something known. It was red. Not just red, but bruised. Swirling with deep shades of crimson and black, like the sky itself had been wounded and left to bleed across the horizon. And the sun… My breath caught. “The sun…” I whispered, barely recognizing my own voice. It was rising. But not from the East. From the West. A slow, deliberate ascent, like it had always belonged there, like the world had simply been waiting for the moment it would finally correct itself.

"Let's not talk about it, hmm? I'm really fine. We're fine." I slowly nodded my head as if hypnotized by his eyes. "Look," he suddenly said, making me snap my gaze away from him. "The sun is rising." I turned my head to the side and gasped when I saw the sun rising to the sky. The once dull atmosphere was now illuminated by an orange tint, and I couldn't look away. The two of us just sat there, unmoving, while watching the magnificent sunrise. At that moment, I realized that we were like the sunrise. And this is our new beginning.

The words hit harder than they should have. Mira reached toward the void without hesitation. The shadow stared at her hand in surprise. Then slowly— carefully— touched it. Gold light spread gently across its form. The void closed its eyes. Peace. Real peace. The city below slowly came alive again. People emerged from shelters cautiously. The oceans calmed completely. The sky repaired itself piece by piece. And then— something impossible happened. Sunlight broke through the clouds. The first real sunrise anyone had seen in years. Golden light spilled across the ruined city.

The sun rose over the Academy's towers, turning the stone to gold, and the silver flower glowed with a light that held the dawn inside it. The story was not over. The story was just beginning. End of Chapter 83

Isabel lay in the hospital bed with her head turned toward the window so that she could watch the sun rise. With the snowy weather outside, the sunlight was just barely managing to penetrate through, appearing as golden shards of light piercing out from fluffy grey clouds. It felt pleasing to look at something nice while her life was anything but. At the moment, looking at the sunrise was the only thing she could do that wouldn’t send her into a fit of panic.

"The reason I kept my distance." As he spoke, her earlier discomfort started to dissolve. "I understand," she whispered. "C'mon, let me show you something." He led her into a large bedroom, which she immediately guessed was his by the distinct scent. But they didn't stop there. They continuee through the bedroom and soon stepped out on a balcony. If Solana thought the view in her new apartment was impressive, this one was nothing short of incredible. "See," he pointed ahead. "That's east. Where the sun rises every morning. Sometimes, when I wake early enough, I just sit here, watching the sunrise. Before it turns white and hot, of course. You know, the golden round ball."

Faris I woke up to sun shining on my face. The morning brightness waking me up. I got up and sat on the bed, eyes still closed because of over drinking last night. I felt hung over and my head was aching. I roamed my hand on the night stand to get my mobile, it has always been my habit to check my mail early morning from work and start then start out my day with working out. I couldn't find find my mobile or my nightstand.

especially some one who was only supposed to be someone's boy toy. The group stepped into a glass elevator. Collen pressed the button for the forty third floor. As the elevator rose up into the sky the view was originally blocked by the many buildings surrounding The Northern Garden, then in an instant their eyes were assaulted by the beauty of the setting sun breaking over the buildings. It really was a sight to behold as the rays of light shined through the glass elevator.