Song Of The Sky Pacers Novels & Stories

“We don’t see things we shouldn’t. We see what’s coming.” Kael nodded, voice soft but certain. “And it’s coming soon.” A chill rippled down Tora’s spine. “What’s coming, sweetheart?” Kael tilted his head, brow furrowing as if listening to something far away. “The song,” he whispered. “The song of the sky waking up.” Grammy rose slowly, her joints cracking but her movements deliberate. “There it is,” she murmured. “The herald call.” Jax stood, tension rippling through his shoulders. “What the hell does that mean, Grammy?”

We all started circling around the chairs and when the music stopped, I immediately sat on the chair in front of me. Scarlet frowned when she lost. “Ugh! I never won this game!” The game continued and I always find a seat to sit on. After some time, there’s only the three of us. My remaining rivals are both guys and they looked like they’re spending most of their time at the gym, lifting ten kilos of weight on each hand. “Oh my gosh, Hikari! Surrender or you’ll be sent to the hospital!” Yukira yelled. “Oh no, she won’t! She’s the one who’ll be sending them to the hospital!” Scarlet cheered.

She would never think of them again on that day, at least that was what they would assume. She had not heard the conversation between the two as she closed her door and locked it. She went to her window and looked out. She saw in the sky the clouds were making designs that she had seen only a few hours earlier. She went to her paper and looked from it to the sky. It was a summoning sign. She decided it was time. She laid on her bed and closed her eyes. Within moments she found herself on the barren plane once again.

Kenny promised as we continued teasing him. Like this the minutes rolled by and the sky was soon dark, but everywhere brightly lit. The party became more heated as one of the sitting state governors arrived on the scene with three other senators, all of them escorted by a train of security escorts armed to the teeth. The highlife band up on the brightly lit stage kept dishing it out with praise songs and eulogies on sighting the new arrivals, changing the tempo to a slow highlife.

They got along so well, it felt like they were back in their teens. A week later, Cecilia was nearly all healed up and did not let her injury stop her from going back to work. Her first gig was Franklin's hot spring resort expansion. She named it Lingering Grace Retreat, a name that sounded just right. Franklin loved it and doubled her budget right then and there. Cecilia was torn between a giggle and a groan, but she threw herself into her work with even more dedication and warmed up to Franklin. He was her client, after all.

Thomas, Sky, Tobias, and Lucjan’s faces paled. Looking at the Prince of Orchid Mountain, Sky’s face darkened as he said, “What are you doing here in Tacriyrus, Prince of Orchid Mountain?” Langston appeared several meters in the high. The moment he took a step forward, he was already on the ground before Sky.

The curtain on the stage opened and an instructor came forward to start off the afternoon's event. I sat near the back. Caden was on my left side, his eyes fixed on the stage. Josh was on my right. He tapped his leg nervously on the floor. He always did that when he was agitated. There was an empty space on Josh's other side where Serena should have been. I kept glancing at that space without meaning to. ~How is she right now? Is she even still breathing?~ "Our first performers for the music show are Bastian Cole and Kayla Doss."

The sound of music and the smell of liquor filled the room where Mia Parker and her two besties Emily Clarke and Yvonne Christian were having the time of their life. "Go Mia!! Yeah!!!" the girls screamed as they cheered to pretty Mia on the dance floor. Hey M! Quit dancing and come let's have a toast. Mia happily next to Emily and Yvonne. Yvonne raised her glass and so did Emily and Mia. "To Mia". Future owner of Glorious Peak Resort.

Cerise thinks, Desperate to see her only star among the red, dark sky. The morning comes, and the sky remains blood-colored. Joy-I weeps like a child, far from the mature image she always puts on. Yzander and the doctor stood at the corner, as suspicious as ever. Halo and Nicholas struggle to keep sleeping, as the murmurs and crying stop them from doing so.

I took off for the wild yonder, gazing up at the Milky Way sprawled across the night sky. It was my son's dream. He was a stargazer, an astronomy buff since he was knee-high. On his birthday, he saw his first meteor shower in the wild. Tragically, that same night became his last. I was determined to make his dream come true. The divorce papers, signed by Elias, landed in my mailbox. Maybe it was guilt, but he rewrote the terms, leaving me with a lion's share of our assets. I took it all without batting an eye.