Sky Island Arc Novels & Stories

Zaliver found this place before the humans did. “Because that’s what I want you to see. To keep everyone away from the border, we made the island invisible or almost submerged. The lands are actually a lot bigger than you think, perhaps as big as Texas. That’s why when planes, boats, or anything else related tries to get close, they’re either met ahead by a storm, sinkhole, tidal waves, or even lightning. It’s the border keeping everyone away,” he said his amazing idea proudly.

They have to pay blood for blood. Isabel’s hair stuck to her face as she walked back to her house in the rain. The heavy rain that splattered her body was the least of her worries. Her beast had long disappeared after killing Carlos. She has never been so enraged to the extent of murdering one of her own, but Carlos left her with no choice. Her mate was her top most priority besides her pack. Whoever messes with her mate messes with her, and her pack members weren’t an exception. Ignacio’s ear piercing screams from a distance didn’t make her feel remorseful for her actions. They had it coming sooner or later. Above all else, she only hopes that the moon goddess forgives her for killing one o

“But tell you what. Tomorrow, I’ll take you out. San Narciso or Subic — we’ve got the best beaches in Zambales. Or maybe even Sahara.” Selene’s eyes lit up. “Sahara? The exclusive island?” Rosalia nodded. “Yes, the one you can only reach by boat from Santa Cruz. It’s very private. Invite-only. Even celebrities don’t just walk in.” Selene leaned back in her chair, the thought of it soothing her frustration. At least if Duke kept disappearing, she wouldn’t feel so stuck. Later that afternoon, she found herself holed up in the estate’s grand library, flipping through books more for distraction than entertainment. The room was silent, save for the rustle of pages and the ticking of a vintage clo

Jasper's voice was energetic. Sebastian decided to take point. “Our mystery island is in Vietnam. According to what I've been able to gather using satellite maps and guides, it's a remote island with zero human inhabitation. And if we are to go by Jasper's assumptions that most Asian islands share similar topography and climate, we are in for a turbulent ride. We should expect extreme weather conditions—monsoons, hurricanes and landslides.” He stated. Luna nodded, her fingers lightly tracing the rim of her wine glass. “How do we get there?” She asked, looking at Jasper.