Uraraka Floating Novels & Stories

This world is gonna be a lot harder to get out of. Naraja: “What. The. FUUUCK!!” As they all exited the cave with the air breezing past them high up above the sky’s: John, Nai, Teresa, Isilia, Anima, Minch, Sunshine and E-li were all caught off guard with Naraja’s loud outburst of a foul word that each and every individual knew of it from hearing it and knowing of it in their own hearts. B-little just wagged its tail back and forth as he followed John who still had Naraja on his back and was oblivious to Narajas’ outburst not knowing the weight of it. Was it wise for Naraja to burst it out, no. But he couldn’t contain his amazement any longer cause what he observed with his eyes at the prese

Robb glanced at her and interrupted, “ This isn't the moon crystal, it's a fake, someone made it look like the moon crystal to deceive you, ” Amaria's eyes widened in disbelief. She shook her head and tried processing everything she just heard. “ Then what is it? ” Dove asked. “ It's Larq, a crystal made from pure infant blood, this was normally used back in the days to lure Daemons into a trap. Daemons sure love the smell and taste of an infant's blood, it stimulates their appetite and makes them go madly hungry. But now it is considered as an illegal act to sell or produce this thing.” Robb explained.

Then they turned one last corner, and the path opened. There, nestled between two towers of steel and shadow, was a sleek, midnight-black ship. Its chrome edges glinted beneath the floodlights, elegant and dangerous. A small ramp led up from the dock into a low, angular control deck, its windows tinted like obsidian. “Meet Princella,” Arika announced, her voice different now—almost reverent. “Isn’t she beautiful?” Lila stared, momentarily stunned. “You named your ship?” “I did.” Arika moved forward, fingers trailing the edge of the hull as if greeting an old friend. “After the only thing that ever made sense to me as a kid.”

With a deep line of scowl on her forehead, Zara wiggled her fingers, eager to see what disaster they would bring upon the audacious men. But before the angry fists of the men could reach her, her feet lifted off the sandy ground within seconds and the unexpected move caused the men to rush their mouths into the depth of the land. Lightly, Zaramanni’s floating body landed on the ground and her sharp sight watched the hefty men spit out soil from the innards of their lips.

'In this world. Terry thought about it for a moment before considering a few suggestions, "Humans live very divided. So there are two human cities that are close and require the least amount of travel compared to others. The closest would be the floating city Grancia of the Auhura empire. It's one of the three floating cities of humans. All three are controlled by the same country. The floating city is located right above the Crarus territory. The king allows the city to stay there because it's an important trading location for all races, the same as the other two floating cities.

Erikka is thrilled to know the events after Vanluke and Danil come to their home and lie about having Ara's hand in marriage. Ara rolled her eyes in frustration. "They humbly left and announced they'll be back for gifts when their schedules permits them. You know what? I don't believe any of their damn business!" She tried her best to lower her voice next to Erikka's ear. They're in a famous coffee café where everybody seems to take a picture of their orders before actually consuming it. Including her best friend who loves to take a lot of pictures when chance has given her the opportunity.

Orea announced, as the flying unicorns began to descend, taking them down, towards that huge tree. . . . . . Inside the pub: it was spacious and airy. “But, how do the pub’s patrons come up or go back down?” Eureka was sceptical. “Good question, come over here,” Orea said and she gently took Eureka’s hand and led her over to the far side of the railing, the both of them looked down, right at that precise moment a couple of transparent spheres were floating up, they were like huge rainbow hued soap bubbles. The first one coming up contained a single Succubino guy, the bubble coming from behind it way down, contained a couple who seemed to be lovers.

Arka took a deep breath before answering Luna's question. "Actually, Grandma Maruna doesn't live permanently in this area. She often travels to various places around the Raja Ampat Islands. You know that she's actually the chief of a tribe, so she's probably a bit busier," Arka answered, with a slight grin at the end of his sentence, hoping that Luna wouldn't suspect his response. After seeing Luna nod, Arka finally felt a sense of relief.

Dewi Sari Kencana smiled. "Leaking? You didn't wet the bed, did you?" Asura added. "Hey, rat. Will you shut up for a moment?! Or should I freeze you and throw you into the middle of the ocean?! I heard you really hate water." Dewi Sari Kencana grimaced at Asura. "Yes ma'am! I'll be quiet and do some meditation." Asura felt scared by the expression on Dewi Sari Kencana's face. The ship drifted in the middle of the northern storm. They held on tightly and tried to resist seasickness. Banyu Sangkala saw in the distance a giant wave heading towards his ship. The wave was about twenty meters high.

POV EMMA BELLE The Great Ark—the floating, obsidian-and-quartz remains of the Sun-Spire—was undergoing a frantic, mechanical evolution. Shifters and humans swarmed over the hull, reinforcing the kinetic seals with layers of heat-resistant "Solar-Glass" harvested from the remnants of Solis’s guard.