Novel & Cerita Upon A Hill Across The Blue Lake

Aunt Aurelia would be annoyed and confused and father would be in a fit of rage. There was nothing wrong with me. The thought filled my head over and over again. I slowed down when the sight of a lake came into view. The path was slimmer now, forcing me to shoulder through stubborn sweated weeds. Their vines poked out, getting caught in between my fur from each side as I stalked towards the deep blue lake.

"Oh, lovely. That´s great. But why the secrecy?" He simply looks smug, saying nothing, meeting my eyes for a moment, mouth twitching, before turning his attention back to the road. The drive is amazing. The lovely road winds up the mountain and past the lake, with the late afternoon sunshine drawing brilliant ripples across the surface. Clouds scud across a sky which fades from azure to a pale opal on the horizon. Squadrons of electric blue dragonfly´s zig-zag through rushes, landing on lily pads, iridescent against the brilliant green.

TOVA When we finally crested the last hill, I let out an audible sigh of relief. It had been a hard few weeks of travel and I was glad that we were within sight of the lake surrounding the castle. We just had a few hours to go. The descent did not go unnoticed by the residents of the village on the shore of the lake. By the time we had made it down, they had a barge set up for us to make the journey across. I dismounted and then led Bo on to the raft, smiling my thanks at the woman who threw the blanket around my shoulder. We were almost home.

Angel said as she pointed at the border. “We’ll be at the hospital soon.” The driver said. I sat up and looked at the lake. It was the lake that ruined my first escape plan. It was a big lake. We had been driving along the bank for about ten minutes and finally, we were about to cross the border. This time, the lake couldn’t stop me. “Now we’re crossing the border,” Angel said as she pointed. I closed my eyes and rubbed the diamond in front of my chest. It was time to say goodbye.

Eleven minutes after, they stopped in front of a lake. “A lake?” Greg stopped the motorbike’s engine and helped Harper jump off the vehicle. She looked around. Why is there a lake? Where’s the forest? Is there some special sort of sorcery that would change the lake into a forest or something? “Yeah, a lake.” “The camp’s across that?” Greg didn’t answer her. Instead, he picked up a call from his phone and moved a few paces away. Harper started to felt alarmed. She’s certain the person on the other line was either Brayden or Alora. Two of the most fucked up people she knows.

She plowed through the snow, gasping when something seemed to call to her again. It was the iced lake. She wiped snow from her eyes and ignored how the hail peeled and bit at her skin. The weather was harsh in the magical realm, downright dangerous, but Harper was determined. With slow, deliberate footsteps, she reached the middle of the lake illuminated by the moonlight. The storm was raging on the calling inside her head was getting stronger. Squinting, she glared down at the ice, freezing, when she noticed a blue glow underneath the ice.

I pull out my gun from my trousers and point it out, waiting for her to climb up. The only way to the lake down is where is upwards, towards the direction I came from. The opposite side is a mountain, should I say mountains covering everywhere and it's steep is so straight that you can't climb up like the one towards this direction. Since they are broken bottles direct to the edge of the lake on the line I stood, I'm quite sure Chloe would go a little bit forward and then make her way up. No matter how long she takes, I'm not getting tired, I'll wait till she is up here. This is my chance, I wouldn't waste it. Thanks to my parents who guided me to this.

Cotton candy clouds drift in the azure heavens. As we round one of the many dangerous bends, a waterfall comes into view. Rainbows dance in the misty water that vanishes into the pond below. “Wow,” I gasp. “Pretty, ain’t it?” Rhoda says with a soft laugh. I can’t tear my eyes away from the beautiful scenery. It’s like a postcard sent from some exotic place I never knew existed. Far below and in the distance, a blue lake glimmers in the bright sun. At long last, we reach the top. A massive white and black sign welcomes us to *Haven’s Crest - A home for every soul.*

I was slightly amused by this. “I’m just excited.” Colt turned and looked at me with a smile on his face. “I’ve waited to bring someone special here and now I get to do it.” I didn’t respond because Colt came to a stop. “What?” I looked at him. “Walk forward.” Colt pushed me gently, nudging me forward. Letting go of his hand, I took a few hesitantly around some trees until the most beautiful scene appeared in front of me. We were on top of a hill, over looking a small lake. The stars are bouncing off the water, owls were flying around and the sounds of crickets echoed across the valley.