Through The Clouds A Path Is Torn Dramione Ao3 Novels & Stories

Byron said with determination flaring up his eyes. Byron and I began to assemble the triton. As we attached each part, I could hear the melody of the Triton growing stronger. Then, when we connected the coil to keep the two main pieces in place, the triton burned a steady glow, and I could feel my power intensifying as I touched it and merged with Byron. Suddenly, thunder boomed from the dark clouds that surrounded us. He took a step back when the clouds churned and continued to emit lighting. We did not know what we were doing, but Byron and I raised the Triton to the sky like there was a force that was telling us to. The cloud swirled and drew closer to our group.

“Even after she chose me.” Damian set his jaw. “You’re not her.” “I’m what she’s becoming. The side she buries every time she calls herself Queen.” “Then you’re just noise,” he said. He lunged, but his body passed through the image. It laughed softly, a sound like glass cracking. “You can’t fight what lives in her veins.” The laughter became a roar. The void around him dissolved into a storm of red lightning. Far above, on the plateau’s edge, the remaining Hybrids felt the tremor rise again. The crater pulsed like a wounded heart, silver and red light flickering against the night sky.

“What?” I hadn’t noticed grey clouds roll around. They replaced the beautiful pink sky with dark thunder clouds. Daylen urged me up and we got dressed as fast as we could. A bolt of lightning came down and struck the earth at the same time a white cloud zipped down from the sky and landed on the ground. “What’s happening?” “Um, the aftermath of our union.” A black line formed in the atmosphere which opened like a zipper and stepped out Alpheus. I swallowed. How did he find us? Out of the cloud came Solaris and two people appeared where the lightning struck.

I look back, Draven, Daemon, and Darius are tearing at the wolves, drenched in blood, screaming helplessly. Their faces Horrified. Raging. Broken. “RAIN!” Darius’s roar shakes the earth. Caius yanks me through the portal. The last thing I hear before darkness snaps shut, Is the sound of my mates losing their minds. And then Nothing.

The sky did not hold. It opened a way. The tear now stretched from horizon to horizon, a deep wound of blinding white with a pitch black background. What had initially been a small tear was now wide, stable, and impossibly deep. And behind it were hasty movements. Shapes could be seen. Countless shapes. Dax’s gaze was stuck upwards, his chest heaving. “Aria…” She couldn’t answer. Because she could feel the presence of every single one of them.

Lost in the pain, I didn't notice my wheelchair slipping backward on the slick wood of the pier until the wheels teetered over the edge. I snapped back to reality and squeezed my eyes shut. For one second, I thought maybe dying like this wouldn't be so bad. At least, I wouldn't be a burden to Barrett anymore. But the icy plunge never came. Strong, familiar arms caught me, lifting me effortlessly from the seat. I opened my eyes to find Barrett staring down at me, his gaze as gentle as ever. "Don't be scared. I've got you," he murmured. "My goodness, Octavia! Are you alright?" Astrid Harrington yelped as she came rushing down the pier.

Soft grunts left her mouth as her body slowly lowered. "Darcy," I hissed. My eyes flashed, the vision turning black and white before paler. Like a furious twister, I swiftly put them into my shadows. It was like another magical world, only darker and a little bit scary. I floated past the wall to the other side right before the hole closed. "Shit!" I exclaimed, there was a sea of fire at the other side. A big sun-like sphere burning light stood above the fire, far high from the lava sea. Surprisingly, a silver rain cloud showered over the sea, igniting the fire. Gomez's doom, I say. ‹Over the sea of fire

The sky didn’t just change; it fractured like a mirror hit by a sledgehammer. Great white gashes of "nothingness" tore through the horizon, revealing the cold, humming void behind the world. The clouds weren't drifting; they were dissolving into long strings of black ash that dissolved before they hit the ground. Every breath I took tasted like burnt copper and ozone. "Kaima! The people!" Rowan’s voice was a raw, desperate roar that barely pierced the screeching sound of reality tearing apart.

The month of June had only a dozen days left.The sky had mostly been clear both during the day and at night.On this particular day,bands of clouds spread across the night sky in layers,and from time to time,they blotted it out altogether.The deep silence of the night was interrupted by sharp successive chirps of birds still laying still on their nests, some on trees, and others on the ground. From small sharp voices, to long deep howls rendered the air in successive turns. The sun had started to send long streaks of light over the shoulder of a flickering cloud in the East, slowly turning away darkness,and bringing a warm blanket of light over the face of the earth.

Amira POV . . "We are here!" Orora uttered. We glanced down and saw nothing but dark clouds. "We can't see anything. Only these dark clouds!" I told my sister. "Orora, can you do something?" I asked her, and she shook her head. "I can't make these clouds clear, but Collen can!" She made her voice louder so we could hear her. I glanced at the king and noticed his quietness. He might be thinking about Orora's words earlier. "Collen, can you make our path clear?" Orora asked one more time, and Collen, as the golden dragon, let out a menacing growl before he blasted a huge fire, dispersing these dark clouds.