Soaring To New Heights Novels & Stories

He looked over to me, and the band between us spanned hot and vibrating. “Ready for the unknown, Jada?” “Always, Commander.” Kael pushed the ignition lever forward. The mountain above us opened with a mechanical rolling. Sunlight fluted the hangar. With a breathtaking acceleration that deepens my seat pressed, shot the zephyr from the underground silo directly into the blue, boundless heaven. The ruins of the consortium remained far below us, while we cloud cover broke through and with supersonic speed towards the east flew – directly into the heart of the ash-oil. The new adventure had just

"She handles like a pregnant cow!" "Higher!" Zephyr commanded. "We need altitude to clear the cliffs!" Tristan gritted his teeth. The strain was immense. It felt like holding a mountain on his shoulders. The black veins on his chest burned. "More," he gasped to Saoirse. "I need more." "Take it," she whispered. She poured everything she had into him. The ship shot upward. It cleared the harbor masts. It cleared the mist. They were flying. Below them, the pirates of Scrimshaw cheered—a sound that was quickly lost in the wind.

“Come, baby. I need to come.” I finally hit my threshold and soared into the high. It was a better climax than the ones I’d given myself over the past few months. This was amazing, much more intense. My cunt gripped his cock with fervor, and my hips started to buck involuntarily. “Oh god.”

Chapter 76 Mia burst into laughter. “Oh my God, **she’s right.**” Sophia’s mouth dropped open. “You guys are **insane.**” Olivia shrugged. “Hey, we’re just looking out for our **air quality.**” Mia waved her hand dramatically. “Yeah, don’t be selfish. **Think of us.**” Sophia grabbed a pillow and **launched it at Olivia.** It hit her square in the face.

“Yes grandma and I will keep going higher and higher” “Of course my darling the sky is your starting point”

The rhythmic beats of the city below harmonized with the whooshing sound of air as they ascended. As they soared higher, Wades wings extended, catching the currents with an effortless grace. The night air became crisper, carrying with it the scent of freedom as they breached the boundaries between earth and sky. With a gentle tilt, Wade guided them into the clouds, the world below obscured by a mystical veil. The half-moon hung above them, casting a gentle glow on the celestial canvas. Its silvery light bathed everything in a soft luminescence, creating a dreamlike atmosphere.

If it wasn't okay for Troy to shift here, then why was it okay for him? He snorted, sending a large puff of smoke into the air. "Good. Now hang on." Abernathy jolted forward and upward and the same time. Like a rocket he soared higher and higher into the night sky. I held on to the tendrils of his thick mane and forced myself not to scream.

My fear of heights triggered as he swooped my view toward the base of the building, flinching as we almost impacted it only to fly upwards like some mental roller coaster, passing row after row of windows as his mind led mine all the way to the top. Where we slammed into a barrier of emptiness, bouncing back from it so hard I snapped out of the vision. Demetrius shook his head, staggering. "Oops," he said. "That's new." A fireball headache burst behind my eyes before slowly fading into a dull ache. "The roof?" I pressed my hands to my temples. Demetrius bobbed a nod. "All the way to the top," he said. Of course it was. Wouldn't do to have their weapon of mass magic destruction on the ground

Closing her eyes, Alessia tried to harness her newfound powers, attempting to lift them off the ground. "Fuck!" Janice exclaimed as the whirlwind surrounding Alessia elevated them as if they were weightless. "Holy shit, this is incredible." "Can we use this as a mode of transportation?" Janice asked, excitement filling her voice. "We can get to Ascostan faster, soaring through the skies!" Alessia beamed, and Janice nodded eagerly. Although it wasn't easy to fly through the air as she was just getting used to it, Alessia managed to keep them afloat while avoiding distractions.

Little did she know that some men had to learn the hard way. Marianne quickly came back to the present and heard a sound in the distance travelling so fast it struck her ear drums in a second, she turned to her right and was jolted to see a huge construction like truck headed right for them while hooting and trying to stop before there was a collision. With how close Marianne was to the road without realizing, it was too late to change course and hit the brakes.She braced for impact and prayed her baby would survive what was next, nothing else could be done.