Under A Star Called Sun Mga Nobela at Kwento

I just want to sleep and have some rest. “Damn it!” he frustratedly said before he went on his own. I saw him with Gray and Rael. It makes me wonder where’s Cristine? If that girl would know that I am here sleeping, she would go berserk and report it to my father. After sleeping, I woke up with darkness around me. I stood up over the thin branch I am, and stopped when I saw how the stars glittered in the night sky. Father said that behind those stars, our ancestor is hiding and watching us. I don’t know why but I still can’t believe my father’s saying or maybe because from the human world…a star is an astronomical object consisting of a luminous spheroid of plasma held together by its own gr

Rubbing the sleep from her eyes, she sat up. “Yes?” She called out, thinking it was Mr. Sween coming to get her for supper or something else. “Maia? It’s me, Oliver.” She jumped up and tried to fix her messy hair and look more awake than she was. As soon as she felt ready, she opened the door. “Hi.” She smiled. “Hi.” He laughed. “Did I wake you?” “Oh, I was just practicing my writing and must have dozed off.” She laughed it off.

Rose stated officially. "Welcome to the pack, you guys!" Lissa squealed hurling herself toward the nearest new pack member. When Rose stepped forward to personally welcome them all, she stumbled. "Roza!" I exclaimed. She gave me a tired look as was probably about to say she was fine when Babushka spoke up. "Dimka, she needs to feed." She stated. "But it's daylight." I countered in a panic. "We won't be able to find any Strigoi out and about while there's still light outside."

This only makes me tease her more. When the people ahead of them were oblivious of their mushy-mushy talks, the one following, Ukiyo was single-handedly gobbling up all the dog food. Even her face had an awkward smile, spread all over her face to her ears, her inner heart was crying, ‘Why am I the only light-bulb here??? Husband please come back home soon.’

Rhyder's POV. "What's that one called, daddy?" "That's Cassiopeia, Tate." "And that one?" "Orion." "And that one over there?" "That's the one they call the Big Dipper." Tate giggled - the sound filled the otherwise silent night. It was a perfectly clear night with every star visible for miles. We were lying shoulder to shoulder on the soft forest ground next to the dying fire - its embers shooting up into the velvet sky like tiny red sparks.

Apollo, the Sun God, stood on a plateau of blazing light, the heat and intensity of the sun's core muted by his divine presence. He gazed across the golden expanse, where Jolene, his radiant fiancée, played with their children. The backdrop of towering solar flares and swirling plasma clouds only highlighted her ethereal beauty. Her laughter echoed like musical chimes amid the sun's roaring energy.

Freddy tried to get her attention. Instead of being amazed, Summer nodded casually. "Yes, I know. The stars that don't twinkle in the sky are actually planets. That happens because planets don't produce their own light. They only reflect sunlight. Just like the moon! The moon also doesn't emit light, because it's not a ball of gas that undergoes a fusion reaction." Freddy blinked stiffly. He forgot that intelligent toddlers were harder to amaze. "You're very smart, Summer. I think I need to learn from you," Louis said, taking the opportunity.

Her explanation was easy to understand, and as someone from Earth, where science has made quite a lot of progress, it made it easier for him to understand whatever was being said about energy. Anom arranged his words and spoke, "Well, what I know is that I live on a planet that is quite suitable for living. It revolves around a star, which we call the Sun. Uh… there are many other planets that revolve around the sun. This arrangement as a whole is called the Solar System. And the galaxy it is part of is called the Milky Way. That's about it." After speaking so much, he felt like he was standing in a science class, having a questionnaire session with the teacher.

We’re now in the backyard, lying on the carpet in an open space while looking at the sky. “Do you know that there’s a star called sirius?” Vin looked at me. “What’s that?” “The star, there’s a star called sirius.” So, they don’t have an idea of Sirius. “No, I mean, what is a star?” “...” Oh! They don’t know what a star is. I point my finger to the sky, in which we can see a star. “Do you see those shining things up there?” Vin nodded. “Those are called stars.”

"So I may be with you in that world too." "Why do you sound like you're proposing to me?" I smacked him on the shoulder. "The reason I brought you here is because of that," I said, pointing to the starry sky and the water. "Because you are not from here, I will show you the nicest view of the city. This is the unique location where you can see the stars from all sides. When the stars shine brightly in the sky, their reflections fall into the water and form the other half of the sky. Wasn't it lovely?"