Novel & Cerita Under The Earth Over The Sky

The underground city was as dark and dreary as it always was. However, there was a ray of sunlight breaking through the ceiling and hitting the ground. Inside the ray of light were 10 airships ascending through the light beam and crossing over to the other side underneath the open sky of the mountain range.

The ground beneath their feet was solid, and the sound of rustling leaves filled the air. As they made their way through the Earth Realm, they encountered various earth creatures that inhabited the realm. Alex used his earth manipulation to control the terrain, allowing the group to pass safely. Allan’s shadows provided cover, shielding them from the creatures. The earth creatures were massive, hulking beings made of stone and dirt. They moved slowly but powerfully, their eyes glowing with an ancient wisdom. Alex's control over the earth allowed him to redirect their paths and create barriers, keeping the creatures at bay. His connection with the earth was evident in every movement he made,

"Right. Let me start by saying that this place that you call the Underworld is not hell and it's not heaven. This is earth—just a side of earth that you've never seen." I tried to digest that. "Think about the ocean and all the sea creatures that live and die there without ever walking on land. That's how it is with the Above and the Below. We don't intersect. And if you ask me who made that law, then I would ask you who decreed that fish don't breathe oxygen and humans don't breathe water. It is what it is. Do you get that?" I nodded, too stunned to speak. I snapped out of it so that she knew that I understood. "I get it. This Underworld is just another layer of earth."

The spirit world opens like a breath of eternity—vast, endless, silver light stretching across a sky with no stars, only the pale glow of the eternal moon. The ground beneath is neither earth nor air, shifting like mist yet solid enough to hold the weight of souls. It is beautiful, serene… but heavy, every breath filled with judgement.

It was a landscape of dreams. The ground under their feet was not rock, but something that shifted between solid stone and swirling mist. The air was thick with the scent of ozone and deep earth. Above them, instead of a ceiling, there was a sky of swirling, molten light, the color of a dying star. In the distance, they could see the shapes of the Titans.

The air hung heavy with the scent of damp earth and decaying leaves, intensifying the eerie atmosphere. Unexpectedly, my feet collided with an obstacle, and I found myself unceremoniously sprawled on the ground. The impact reverberated through my body, my ears ringing from the suddenness of the fall. Before I could gather my bearings, a strong hand clamped over my mouth, stifling any scream that threatened to escape. "Oh God, stop screaming," a husky voice demanded, a mixture of irritation and concern lacing his words. "Or else my ears are going to bleed out."

My Alpha mate, Kane, finally reached out through the mind-link after three days of me not showing up at his door to make a scene. His voice cut into my head, carrying a rare trace of satisfaction. "Looks like you finally understand that the rules of the Blackwood Pack aren't just for show. Since you've learned your lesson, I'll give you the pass to the healing springs. And stop making a fuss over every little thing where Selena's concerned." I didn't answer. Just looked down at the bloodstains still dried between my thighs. Kane probably thought I'd finally learned to obey. Learned to bow my head to him and Selena. No one believed that I, as Luna, had to apply to Beta Selena just to use the

"However, I suspect that on the ground behind that door there are many traps." "I just remembered that the courtyard at Uncle Nicholas's mansion is very large. Who would have thought that under that lawn there is a small town that is inhabited by many people," Sky said thoughtfully. "That's what I mean. There might be something strange underground in that area," said Josephine. "Just a moment, let me try tampering with the system with my little computer," said Rain. He turned to Sky. "About where is that area?" Sky quickly took the paper containing the simple floor plan that she had drawn yesterday and pointed out the location where she and Josephine had found the exit earlier.

“Wait, is this not Underworld? I asked, pointing at the floor. “No, silly.” she said, shaking her head and chuckling, “If this truly had been the Underworld, you would have been scared out of your wits. For the Underworld is a treacherous place, full of danger and despair. The very ground beneath is scorching hot, with lava-like molten fire that we call the Hellfire. It is a place few dare venture, and even fewer can survive.” My heart plummeted as my eyes widened in shock.

"Do you think they'll survive?" Aria looked at the animals. "I hope so." Noah smiled. "After everything we've been through, I think we deserve a peaceful world." Cael laughed. "You said that before." Noah looked at him. "And then everything went wrong." Cael nodded. "Exactly." Aria smiled. But then the ground shook. Everyone stopped. A deep rumbling came from beneath them. Gabriel looked at his instruments. "That's not natural." The High Keeper closed his eyes. "There is something underground."