Starfire Cry Novels & Stories

“I can’t turn back anymore. I only have one star in my life, but I lost her. “But that’s fine. I’ll find her.” With that said, he held my head and jumped into the sulphuric acid without hesitation. As he did, the pain I lost returned. My heart hurt, as if someone was stabbing me. But gradually, the pain turned numb. All I heard was Zach’s gentle but firm voice. “Does it hurt, Starling? “It’s okay. It won’t hurt anymore if I blow on it.”

Tinh Ngoc tried to run as fast as she could, she wanted to get close to it, she wanted to catch that light, she wanted to save herself! The woman's eyelids trembled violently, then opened her eyes and stared at the ceiling. As if she had just come out of a long nightmare, her chest heaved violently, her eyes still blankly staring at the ceiling. It wasn't until the pain from her left shoulder kept throbbing that she pulled her mind back.

In the vortex, countless shrill screams burst out, representing the endless pain in the world. As soon as the vortex blew the ghost fire, it was as if it was boiling. Tens of millions of terrifying human faces immediately appeared, howling in pain as they crushed the crystal shield. "Infinite Starlight!" Caspian's eyes glittered. He opened his fingers and grabbed forward. Endless starlight burst out dreamy residual shadows. Caspian's palms swept across the sky, and all of a sudden, starlight gathered to form a spiral vortex, rushing toward the ghost fire like a galaxy.

I muttered, arching a brow. A low groan echoed in my head. “You awoke me from my slumber, only to shun me at the end?" Starlie sighed dramatically. I rolled my eyes. Honestly, it felt personal at this point. “I want to sleep. You can stop talking now.” “What?” she snapped. “What did you just say?” “You heard me.” A laugh followed, sharp, mocking, deeply unnecessarily eerie. "Iris, I beg you, spare me such nonsensical talks. Have you started fantasizing again? This mate you speak of, does he live only in your dreams?"

I had one chance – a frantic move that might kill me, but would get me to Amara faster than any car or plane. I reached the cliff edge and looked down at the valley far below. Starborn had one power that no other race held – the ability to travel through starlight. But with the dawn approaching and only a few stars still visible, the trip would be dangerous. Behind me, Magnus emerged from the temple door. "There's nowhere to go, Seraphina." I turned to face him. "Tell your mistress she's already lost. The prophecy is in motion, and not even she can stop it now."