When I Fly Towards You Novel Novels & Stories

Zale, Zeph, Vermont. I stared into space, didn't know how many minutes have passed, but the rain had stopped. Oh, thank goodness. I went out of the house and again the string from the book has shown and act as a guide once more. Since I got 'enough' sleep — I guess — I started heading out west. Just where is this leading me? Since I am bored and don't like to walk, I used a little of my power to create wings and just soared in the sky. I flew slowly because even though the sword is light, it still adds weight to my baggage.

I found myself following Cool to the library. He immediately checked if there is anyone there before he closed the door and started to whisper some inaudible words as flying books came flying towards us. "What are you doing?" I asked while trying to stop myself from ducking every time a flying book came rushing to us. "You try and search for something, too. Telepathy or mind reading." He said and lifted his eyes from the book and frantically looked at me. "You being able to talk inside my head ain't normal, Fhyra. I haven't heard about a Flamia or Glacia that can do such things." He said seriously.

the future was as bright as the sun above the clouds. "I'm ready," I whispered into the quiet hum of the cabin before drifting into a peaceful sleep. The plane kept flying, carrying two hearts toward a horizon that was no longer a dream, but a destination. THE END

The world behind us was an inferno of violet and gold. As the jet roared into the sky, I watched through the reinforced glass as the Moretti Estate—the place of my nightmares and my rebirth—shrank into a glowing ember on the Tuscan horizon. Adrian had pressed the button, but Killian had been right. The fire didn't consume us; it seemed to bow to him, parting like a red sea as he carried me through the flames and into the waiting aircraft.

A small, genuine laugh escaped him—the first real sound of joy I’d heard from him in weeks. "I remember," he said. The jet was waiting, its engines humming in the dark. We were running from the world, but for the first time, we were running toward each other. The counter-strike had begun, and as the plane lifted off into the midnight sky, I realized that the Ice King hadn't just thawed. He had set the world on fire, and I was the only one he was taking with him through the flames.

When the plane began to move, I looked out the window. The city stretched beneath the clouds—cold, glittering, beautiful, and full of ghosts. I pressed my hand gently over my stomach. “Zayne Ford,” I whispered, “we’re truly over.” The engines roared, and for the first time, I didn’t flinch. The city grew smaller, then vanished entirely beneath the clouds. And just like that, I was free.

SARAH’S POV In no time, the beautiful machine took off. I could see the beautiful skyline of New York. Slowly and gradually, everything started getting smaller and smaller and soon faded away. I looked at Sean’s side, and he was flying this chopper so efficiently. The way he was flying, I could see it was not the first time he had flown. I have never thought, even in my dreams, that he knows how to fly. His entire concentration was on talking to someone about whom I have no idea.

Rinjani stared in disbelief. “I knew something felt unreal.” “Not something.” Ki Caraka laughed. “Everything.” He looked at her. “Someday, you’ll master abilities like this too.” Rinjani stared at Ki Caraka. The world changed again. Now they stood in a crowded city square, surrounded by vehicles packed bumper to bumper along the streets. None of them were pulled by horses. High above, a strange narrow platform stretched into the distance. A gleaming metal serpent raced along it at incredible speed.

I had originally gone to find my mate, my one true love, but then, after the first year passed, I decided to put my heart and soul into my education, books being my true love in the absence of my other half. If he even existed, or was still alive. The pressure on my feet felt different and I tapped Tolu's shoulder. "Tolu, I think we are stable now. It's okay." He slowly opens his eyes and turns to look at me skeptically. Just then, as if to confirm my words, the air hostess's voice can't in. "We are stable now. You can unfasten your belts and enjoy your flight. Please ensure that you or your kids do no t go near the cubicles marked with green. This is Flyorrdie Airlines, and we wish you a mo

The noise slowly turned fainter and fainter. “What the hell is happening here?” I asked. It was then Hikari put me to my feet, his hands still wrapped around my waist. “I can fly on my own,” I said. Hikari’s gaze met mine. “I know.” I frowned, “answer me what is…” I stopped speaking when my eyes went to the Aura palace and the sky above it. The sky cracked as if it was made of glass and its shards started showering on the palace. The places of the palace where the shards fell weren’t burning, but bit by bit the Aura palace was atomising into ashes that disappeared into nothingness.