Soaring To New Heights Novels & Stories

That will never happen… I will never let that happen! Heat lit up the night as I breathed fire for the first time in over two years. The length of my flame would swallow anything within two and a half miles of me. My wings carried me higher and higher. I dove and flipped as my serpent like body carved a way through the clouds. I chased the sun while it rose above the mountain tops which will never be too high for me to reach ever again.

The air was electric with anticipation as Aric and Kaida took the stage, their voices carrying a melody of hope and inspiration. "Today, we stand on the precipice of a new era," Aric declared, his voice strong and resonant. "Emeridia has become a beacon of resilience and progress, but our journey is far from over. We now embark on a chapter of renewal—a symphony of transformation that will redefine our city's identity."

She wailed even louder as the force that had broken her fall caused her hands and knees to be in excruciating pain. She has begun to pull herself forward along the uneven ground, unable to stand up again. It was a pathetic attempt at an army crawl, though. After only travelling, she stopped and rolled over to stare up at the sky above her. With an accusing glare, she looked at the moon, feeling utterly betrayed.

The wind whipped through her hair, and a joyous laughter escaped her lips, merging with the sound of crashing waves. Faster and faster she ran, her body becoming one with the elements. A surge of energy coursed through her, catapulting her across the sea until she effortlessly took to the sky. Both Marienne and Visenya felt weightless, liberated from the constraints of the surface below. They soared high above the clouds, their flames trailing behind like a radiant comet. The stars watched in awe as they raced across the heavens, streaking across the night sky like a shooting star. The sky was now their playground, and the universe their canvas, continuing their celestial dance with a sense

"One! Two!" They leaped off the edge of the vibrating catwalk in absolute, flawless synchronization. The rush of air screamed past their ears as they soared across the twenty-foot gap above the massive, spinning gears of the central engine. For a terrifying, suspended heartbeat, the world dissolved into pure velocity and the wild, thrumming resonance of their shared pulse.

Saffron felt her stomach drop as they rose higher. "Open your eyes," Elric thought softly. Saffron was trembling and didn't want to look. The air whipped past her face and she was very aware of the lack of earth underneath her feet. She was not so sure that this would be her preferred way to travel. "Go on." With a sigh, she cracked one eye open and gasped. She could barely see the ground from their height. Farms dotted the landside and minuscule rivers wound through them, appearing to be no larger than thread. "This is incredible," she whispered. Elric let out a content grumble and pushed them higher, breaking through the clouds.

I don’t care that I’m more than likely hurting him, pulling his hair, pushing him into me, doing whatever I can to reach a point so high I’m almost positive I’ve never been there before. My legs begin to shake, and his fingers find their way back inside me, and I’m pretty sure I’m trying to smother myself with his pillow, because I don’t want to get him kicked out of this apartment building by screaming as loudly as I need to scream right now.” “All of a sudden, I feel as if I’m up in the air, flying. I feel like I could look down and there would be a sunrise below me. I feel like I’m soaring. I’m . . .

It's an open space and when you look up, there a whole grey ceiling, which is of course, artificial. No rain. No sun. No Clouds. I actually hated the fact that we study those. I've never actually seen one except for pictures. We arrived at the grounds and lined up. "Please form separate lines. Developed and under developed." I nodded my head at Ana to assure her and comfort her at the same time. It actually comforts me too. I kind of think it’s a bad thing but it lessen my anxiety knowing that i have abilities which can protect me. It's limited though.

Cal’s curse had taken hold of me, its insidious effects seeping deeper with each passing moment. I released a guttural shout and thrust my hand upward, feeling the resistance of the packed earth as I desperately pulled myself higher. My fingers finally broke free, the frigid air touching my skin. With every ounce of my being, I willed myself upward, like a geyser shooting into the sky. And suddenly, I was soaring above the ground, triumphantly defying gravity.

However, remembering that their togetherness could end, he swallowed bitterly. “Sky, looks like you are still too small to conquer this tree. You're already great to reach this point," he whispered. His voice could be hoarse if he used normal volume. "No, Uncle Ed," Sky had returned to koala mode. “I'm not even higher than you.” “Yeah, but it's already twice your height. You achieved very well considering it was your first time climbing.” Sky's eyes suddenly lit up. "Really? Well then, I will add a note to my journal if I have successfully climbed twice my height. Next time, I must be able to climb higher.”