Skylight Novels & Stories

"Then which one of us, according to you, can accompany you?" After he finished speaking, his eyes seemed to be empty and glanced at Dinh Quan. Tinh Ngoc could feel his joking look. Sure enough, right after that, Luc Hoa gave the answer she expected. "Over the years, Starlight has always been a pioneer in the field of applications and games. So I am looking for CEO Lam. Are you interested in our project?" Starlight is a game and electronic application design company. Launched products always receive support from users. Quality is always the thing that Starlight pays the most attention to, thus creating the trust of everyone.

“I had this skylight installed above it so that you can see the stars at night while you’re relaxing.” Sure enough, above the hot tub was a skylight that was as big as the tub itself. They both gazed up at the clear night sky, and the blanket of stars that covered it. Kat looked so amazed that AJ thought for sure he was going to have to help her get her jaw off of the floor. Suddenly, she turned her attention away from the skylight and brought her eyes to him.

I looked back up at the ceiling, willing the presence of the Goddess herself to calm my racing heart when I noticed one of the skylights seemed to blur. “What the–” “Oh, that?” Mistra said, following my gaze. “There’s a lake on the top of the surface of those three skylights,” she said pointing, her cozy, knowledgeable smugness a bit too much for me to bear. “There’s a waterfall not too far away.” “Are we really that far underground?” Mistra gawked at me. “Were you not paying attention on the way down here?” “Someone was hogging the flashlight,” I muttered.

So we just continued watching more of what the gem was showing us. Next, mom walked past a sign. ‘McHenry Rd’. She lowers down to pick up the huge boulder under the tree. Underneath it was a deep hole. She dropped the slab and covered it with earth then put back the boulder. She gets up and looks around. From her view, I see a music center. I squinted to get a clearer view and it came into focus. ‘UCSC Music center’. I looked at Mismaia.

"They must've known I'm coming." "It looks to me like they were in a hurry," Cynthia said and tried to walk out of the barrier. Selena kept her in. Dylan shook his head, thinking. "I think… Selena erased your signal." "What signal?" asked Cynthia. "Dylan has this theory that you know… Those glimmering monsters have some kind of radar to track your kind," Zach said. Selena nodded all ears. "Please continue." "So when Cynthia was ensconced together with you inside the barrier…." Dylan shrugged. "It erased the signal, which is… probably your glittery aura."

Mireya turned, horror flashing in her eyes. “Tell me that’s not—” “It’s her,” Kaelen said quietly, rising to his feet. “And she’s not finished.” The light underfoot blazed, swallowing the clearing in white. The light swallowed everything. Kaelen’s first thought was that he’d gone blind. There was no sound, no shape—only brilliance so pure it devoured the edges of the world. His pulse echoed inside the silence, steady, defiant. When the light thinned, he saw outlines forming—a valley made of glass and ash, and above it, a fractured moon bleeding silver rain.

After he went back to the bedroom, I opened Serena's social feed. The latest post popped up instantly, "Saw a new star last night. I've got a feeling that it's going to be named after me this time." Underneath the post, her friends left playful comments. "Haha! Dream on! You think you have a romantic boyfriend like Professor Thorne?" "Who is it? Sounds impressive!" She replied vaguely, "You'll see soon enough." The next day, the observatory's official social account announced that Lucas had discovered a new star, and he had named it "S".

The sky above the Sea of Salt did not just brighten; it ceased to be a sky and became a solid sheet of incinerating force. When the Sun-Forge at Solaria discharged its secondary beam—the "Scrubbing-Light"—the atmosphere itself seemed to scream. The nitrogen in the air ignited, creating a corridor of violet-white plasma that raced toward the stalled engine of Aethelgard.

Chapter 13: Reunion. A whole day passed. The day was breaking and the rays of the sun crossed the thick forest which surrounded Darkfire city. While the search continued there, below was a whole other universe, a set of adjoining subterranean galleries with solid concrete beams supporting the walls and ceiling, and lit by lamps. This is where Skylar opened her eyes. She was lying on a bed. Her clothes were changed. At first she thought she was in her room in Blackmoon City, but she didn't recognize the place.

“I’ll see you again, sister,” Blake said, hugging her tightly. Lydia nodded. “Of course. Just make sure to call me.” “Don’t forget we can still mind-link—unless…” Blake made a face, and Lydia knew what she meant. She and Knox weren’t going to mark each other. That was the only way a wolf could sever her ties with her old pack—being marked or officially joined to a new pack cut all previous connections, including the mind-link. But Lydia was sure that would never happen. Blake was confident, too—that's why she believed they could still stay connected.