Sinless Sun Novels & Stories

Sofia The sun was beginning its descent, and I walked beside Luca, my bare feet sinking into the coarser, darker sand of the secluded cove on the north side of the island. The cliffs here were jagged, rising like black teeth against the sky, creating a natural amphitheater that blocked out the wind and the rest of the world. I was naked, the rule still stood. By now, day four, the shame had evaporated. I walked with my head up, the sea breeze cooling my skin, Luca was wearing loose linen trousers, rolled at the ankles, but his chest was bare. In his hand, he carried a hard, black polymer case.

The only time that really mattered. Forever.

Selena swallowed hard and closed the curtains before walking over to her mom. “What’s going on?” “It’s all over the news, everyone is talking about it,” the woman replied. “The sun is gone.” She furrowed her brows, even more confused. But now worry was filling every part of her. Instead of replying to the woman, she made her way out of the room and down the hallway. She kept walking until she was walking out the front door. As soon as she stepped out, she came to a stop on the lawn and looked up. And her mom was right, there was no sun. It was there, but the thing was that it didn’t look like the sun that they all knew.

Finrir's hand acted as a visor, allowing him to gaze around at the awe-inspiring sight before them. Tritan couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions seeing Finrir react to the dazzling light. His admiration for Finrir's resilience grew even stronger as he observed his determination to overcome the temporary blindness caused by the intense brightness. Tritan's own appreciation for the simulated sun and the thriving environment filled with rows of magnificent Pinna nobilis and living coral reefs was magnified through Finrir's reaction.

King Manor smiled when he saw the meeting room. Thirty minutes later: “King Manor, the Sun Goddess Sunna has arrived.” One of his many servants said, nervously. Soko was uncomfortable in his royal attire. He was straightening his collar when his father’s servant entered announcing the Sunn goddess’s arrival. The woman walked into the room and you could immediately feel her aura. She was breathtakingly beautiful; it was almost painful to look at her directly. The Sun Goddess had long, flowing, gold hair and pale white skin that had a golden glow. She was really pure light, just like they had learn in their history class. The Sun Goddess provided not only the Orion’s Belt but the entire world

"Men. No imagination whatsoever. You'll see soon enough. I won't be able to speak. I'll be focused on keeping the mirage intact. Otherwise it'll break apart like dandelion seeds in the wind. Ready?" "Uh…" Leo glanced over at me looking for some kind of help, but all I could do was shrug. "Sure, I guess so," Leo finally said. Sinthy closed her eyes and began muttering in her strange language again. A few seconds later she fell silent and opened her eyes. I gasped. Instead of the pretty blue I was used to, her eyes had gone completely white. No iris, no pupil, not even the faintest trace of thin red veins. Pure white.

That somehow she had made her way here in one piece. We raced through the back door and down the patio steps. Just as we rounded the side of the house where I’d seen Lina standing everything screeched to a halt. The sunlight no longer felt warm. Even the gentle breeze had faded into oblivion. There Lina stood, her feet planted in the moist grass. Behind her, a hand locked on her shoulder, was Solana. The Sun Goddess looked as ethereal as ever if one ignored the subtle white veins crawling down her cheeks, emanating from her eyes.

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