Rose Gold Sky Dweller Blue Face Novels & Stories

The sky is darkening out there, and by the look that crosses his face, I think he wants to be anywhere but here. "So where did you two come from? You both are very attractive. Maybe it's because you're foreign, and new. I like new," Aria says, her words so quick, I almost don't catch them. This time, Jasper catches my gaze, and I see the dance of amusement there. "Devotion Pack," Jasper tells her, as she sets a roasting dish on the bench. She grins wildly, showing prominent dimples on either side of her face. "Oh how exciting! I heard no one goes there because of some myth about some dead wolves of something? Ghost wolves...? I don't know, but whatever it is, you must be brave to live among

Sky was admiring herself in the large mirror in Gale’s walking wardrobe. The dress was in nude color, with a handkerchief model, the dress covered the mark on her chest, and of course on her thigh, but gave a full view of Gale’s mark on her wrist. The color of the dress also accentuates her skin, even when she just wearing natural make-up and a simple diamond hairpin on her hair. Sky hated wearing so much makeup on her face, and the only thing that her main insisted was for her to put a rose color red lipstick on her lips, Clarice even put some eyeliner, although she didn’t want it at first.

CHAPTER TWO I struggled against his hand on my mouth but he was insistent. In the end I went limp in his arms and he slowly released his grip on my mouth. He waited till the murderer had moved away from my family's death table, then turned to me. I stared at his features in momentary awe: his eyes were big and bright and blue, almost electric in their intensity. The eyes of an inexperienced man who hadn't yet seen the rougher side of life; probably nineteen or twenty years old, not much older than me. His coal-black hair was plaited in cornrows, each strand falling to his shoulders. His skin was tan, which was a rarity in this cold climate. And he was staring at me the way I knew I was stari

Owen grumbled, a pout on his face. At this moment, Kira noticed a sapphire necklace displayed in the window of a jewelry store, which was gleaming under the light. She couldn’t resist but walk into the store. Owen followed closely behind her. “Can I have a look at this necklace?” “Ma’am, you’ve got great taste! This necklace is a limited edition piece from our ‘Deep Sea Starry Sky’ series launched this summer. We only have five of these nationwide.” The saleswoman introduced enthusiastically as she took the sapphire necklace out of the display case.

Aldric’s expression had gone very serious. “That’s not good.” Rose glanced at him. “You do recognize it?” “Yes.” Kael’s icy gaze sharpened. “What is it?” Aldric answered in a low voice. “One of them.” Rose frowned. “One of what?” But before Aldric could answer— The creature stepped fully into the moonlight. Rose’s breath caught. The wolf was enormous. Larger than any wolf she had ever seen. Its fur was pale silver streaked with darker lines along its back, and its eyes glowed an eerie gold in the moonlight.

One painting showed a Great Wolf with fur of liquid gold, eyes burning with a primal, ancient fire. She moved to the next row, and her heart nearly stopped. It was a painting of a single, deep-crimson rose in full bloom, its petals velvety and rich. Flanking it were two small, tight rosebuds, their stems intertwined. Tiny droplets of dew sparkled on the canvas like crushed diamonds. "Willow! Look at this," Evan called out. He was standing before a piece depicting a sea-dwelling spirit, her form half-submerged in moonlit water. "I think this would look perfect in the study."

He understands that Minos is most likely autistic. Minos joyfully swims around, engaged in a game of tag with Electra, Meli, Petros, and another little merling girl. He wears a small blue wrap around the upper part of his tail, adding a touch of color to his ensemble. Minos' tail is a mesmerizing forest green with blue stripes and yellow fin tips. His forest green hair also has subtle blue layers, perfectly complementing his unique appearance.

I affirmed like a lovestruck lady. "Do you trust me?" "No." I smiled, he chuckled. His hold on me tightened and then his eyes flashed a brief shade of blue. My smile deepened. His Wolf eye color was different compared to other werewolves that were golden brown. He was unique just like mine. I wondered why they were blue though but before I could ponder further, golden butterflies surrounded us. And then we gradually ascended into the sky. In a strange way, it felt like my heels were still against the ground but in reality, we were already amidst the clouds.

One Moon Star Rank is rare in the whole Outer Realm. “You may now start bidding for the Blue Venemous Snake!!” “5 million gold coins!” “Woah! Starting with a high bid.” Lark Oz commented. “15 million gold coins!" “20 million gold coins!” “80 million gold coins!” “Woah! We're bidding higher and higher now!” Lark Oz commented with his loud voice. Not for long, the Sika Clan bid 1.5 billion gold coins that shook them and no one followed after. “I should have chosen to be a spirit beast— I mean, a Beast Tamer Master. A Beast Tamer Master!” Sirene repeated when she saw the tease eyes from her friends.

Tessa asked. “I don't even stand up for Zeke,” Ivy shrugged. Darius was already standing across them with a smile on his face. He was silver haired which was very rare for werewolves. His hair was sitting loosely on his shoulders. His hazel eyes catching the sunlight. In all ramifications, he was handsome and ungodly handsome. “Hi Ivy,” Darius smiled at her and she found herself reciprocating his smile. His beautiful smile, showing his light dimples was contagious.