Sun Blue Sky Novels & Stories

“Do you see that sky?” Katriel turned to look as well. “Yes.” Cassandra asked again. “What do you think?” Katriel frowned slightly, but answered nonetheless. “It looks ordinary.” “Not ordinary,” Cassandra disagreed, slowly shaking her head. “The sky is blue and the sun is shining, with not a single cloud in sight.” She took a deep breath before giving Katriel a meaningful smile. “And have you noticed how fresh the air is this morning?” Katriel shook her head slightly. “I haven’t paid attention to it, Luna.”

“Come on, let's go. You'll love what I'm about to show you.” I turned and ran. She stood back for a moment, her mind probably turning, working up a snarky comment, but she eventually followed. I smiled to myself and slowed my pace so she could keep up. We ran in silence for the next twenty minutes, till we got to the slope. Solana slowed, her breathing becoming shorter, but she was fine. Her body was used to running. “Whoa,” she exclaimed when we reached the top of the hill. The sky was no longer purple. The sun had sliced through the cloud, blinding, and the sky was a fine mesh of yellow, orange, pink, and a bit of red.

The sky had turned a pale orange, the sun dipping slowly beyond the rooftops. ?

The view from his place was far better, but Marcus was always appreciative of nature no matter where it was, and the sky never disappointed. From his vantage point, he was met with a breathtaking sight of a horizon that was painted in soft, pastel hues, transitioning from the deepest indigo at the zenith to a pale, ethereal blue near the horizon. The first light of day had begun to kiss the world awake. Wisps of cotton candy pink and apricot orange brushed across the sky, blending seamlessly with the fading purples of the waning night. The stars, reluctant to bid farewell, still twinkled faintly in the fading darkness. Though he could not reach out and touch the spun-soft clouds, the serene

I keep crying until I give in and let sleep take over. I wake up much later, at dusk, feeling much better. I take a look outside and the sun is barely hanging in the sky but creates the most beautiful shade of orange with it's little rays shooting through the clouds. The sky looks do ethereal right now. It's out of this world. This is picture worthy. “ Are you okay?" Tianna startles me out of my nature admiration session. “ Yeah" I say dryly “ I'm okay. Just admiring nature. See how beautiful the sky looks. See how that cloud looks like a trombone with purple hue. God really is creative."

By breakfast, the sun had climbed high enough to strip the softness from everything. The peach sky had turned a clean blue. The Monaco sea stretched around Azzurra, calm and glossy, thin lines of light moving across its surface. The air was still cool, but the sun had begun touching skin with clear intent.

Resisting thoughts of heresy, Bjorn determined these minor vapors an extended outreach of Cloud. The storms were limited to the south and presented no local problems. The overhead sun remained a moisture-sucking globe of light, heat, and radiation held at bay by the reflective surface of the Rand Solar shielding system. Everywhere the horizontal viewpoint remained unhindered by the minor accumulations of moisture, the sky displayed an array of bluish tones overwhelmed by the natural light prism.

She should have done that earlier, if she did maybe Austin wouldn’t be lying on the bed. Taking a deep breath, she looked at the sky there were no stars it was completely blank. When she didn’t see the moon, she smacked herself for being an idiot that it was going to be a sunrise and how could she expect to see a moon. She sat on the ball couch and immersed in admiring the sky. When it was time, she saw the sunrise. The sky was painted with warm yellow and orange colors along with the tinge of blue color which was because of the Ozone layer. Even though in paintings these colors would be the worst combinations but nature mends them in a way that makes the people feel soothing and calming. A

Just when Luna was about to examine Yuhan's body using her ability, the latter suddenly spoke, which made her stop midway. "What is the current color of the sky? Of the sea? Of the sand? Are there birds flying freely? Are there fish swimming nearby?" Yuhan asked, smiling as he turned his head away as if he was looking at the sky. "The orange sky and blue sea are mixing at the horizon as the sun goes down. The sand is about the same color as the snow. There are groups of birds in the air, probably migrating somewhere. And there are fish in the distance but keep on hopping," Luna replied with a genuine smile that she hasn't had for a long time.

Three rapid pounds against the door had me pinching the bridge of my nose, “I could have used a few more minutes.” Finn chuckled before Enzo kicked open the door, dragging Sin along with him, “Are you two done fucking now?” “Didn’t fuck him,” I grinned, crossing my arms over my chest. “And I’m not a man who can shift into a wolf,” Enzo rolled his eyes. “You gonna tell me the sky isn’t blue next?” I arched a brow, “Sin, could you walk over to the window and let me know what color the sky is currently?” The sun was setting and instead of the typical blue, the sky was bright oranges and pinks, with a hint of purple.