Where The Stars Land Novels & Stories

What a shame, it won't let me enjoy it. My gaze cast down on my wristwatch. It's three o'clock in the afternoon. I reached for the seatbelt and reattached it to my body. After a while, the woman in front spoke again. "Ladies and gentlemen, we have just been cleared to land at the Panglao International Airport. Please make sure one last time your seatbelt is securely fastened..." I looked out the window. This time, the thick clouds have cleared so I can clearly see the blue and green colors that dominanted the scenery below. My eyes widened in awe. It's breathtaking!

I don’t know, this is my first time being here. “I know a spot. Follow me.” I look at Theo and forgot he is from this neck of the woods, taking his hand as Fen takes my other one. We walk towards the trees and follow Theo to a clearing. Moving to the centre, I lay down on the grass with Theo on one side and Fen on the other. Taking a deep breath, I look up at the inky black sky. The stars are scattered like twinkling fairy lights. They are always so beautiful. “Oh, look a shooting star, quick, make a wish.” I exclaim like a little kid at Christmas. I hear chuckles from both sides of me as I close my eyes and make my wish.

There are the blankets we covered ourselves up with, making a cozy little cave to snuggle the day away afterwards. I sigh. I can’t bring myself to climb into bed yet. It still smells like Sterling, and once I sleep in it without him, without even his claiming mark, that last little shred of him will be erased forever. Instead, I slide open the balcony door and step outside. The Santa Cruz night air is chilly, but I no longer feel cold all the way down to my bones, like I used to when I had first returned to earth. I look up at the stars. They look so different from here on earth. I squint and find the Lupus constellation, the one where Sarah and Stella get their powers.

I’d be totally rizzed up. But for now, I can’t control my heavy-lidded eyes. I just had the longest and craziest day in life. I can’t ask for anything else but a bed. As soon as my body touches the bed, I fall into the deepest sleep. In this silent dark night, I am protected out of my knowledge by a group of powerful future military stars. Nothing could reach base in this dangerous deadly planet. All the danger are eliminated from the moment noticed by them. Leon sits on a sequoia tree. He looks down, that little tent he used to rest is under his eyes.

I whispered, still nestled in Jesse’s arms as he gently set me down at the top of the steps. “Welcome to Star Strip, baby,” he said softly beside my ear, his voice full of pride and warmth. I looked around, and for a moment—I couldn’t speak. We had landed on a cliffside platform surrounded by glass-like hills that shimmered in the light. Above us, the sky stretched wide in a swirl of purples and silvers—stars shining like diamonds in velvet. There was no sun. No golden daybreak. Just a surreal, eternal midnight bathed in soft, glowing starlight.

Chapter 97 – The Starfield Revelation The field of stars stretched endlessly around them, shimmering faintly like a sea of fireflies frozen in time. Each star pulsed rhythmically, casting soft light across the group as they struggled to regain their footing after the fall. The air was thick with an otherworldly energy, making it hard to breathe—not from lack of oxygen, but from the sheer weight of what surrounded them. Jessica stared at the constellations above: one shaped like a wolf, the other like a witch. Between them burned the words **"Unity Is Strength,"** glowing brighter with each passing second. Her hybrid nature surged within her, responding instinctively to the celestial display.

It's enormous enough for the four of us to land there at the same time. Brenia is the first one to land there as the civil guards and gardeners nearby began to walk to the unique platform. Here we go... I caress Star's head, and she neighs in delight. We all landed softly on the ground, inside a circle which has a unique design of what looked like a castle and a portal? A guard helps me climb down from Star's back. The moment I turn to take a look, everyone is already bowing their heads at us. No, it's more likely they are lowering their heads at me.

Jason explained. "Woe." Claire whispered looking at the stars. "Evening." Jason smiled at Morgan. "Morgan, you're finally up. Do you know how many times I checked on you? I've never seen you sleep like that! Come lay by me Jason's telling us stories about the stars." Claire said happily, patting the deck next to her. Morgan chuckled, thankful for Claire's excitement and made her way over to her laying down. Her eyes scanned the sky. "So if you can't find the north star. It's easy to find ursa major. See right there that almost square set of stars with a tail." Jack said to Claire.

I lift my head to stare at the trillions of stars gracing the night sky. The moon illuminates our small figures. I hold Theia close to me. She passed out the second we arrived on Earth, but it’s understandable considering her little body couldn’t withstand the pressure of the portal.

He’d just taken a deep sniff of the amber-colored liquid before handing it back, telling the flight attendant to pour it out. Had her husband gone mad? Or had she? He’d spent the rest of the short flight working on his computer. Bewildered and hurt, Calleigh had fallen asleep staring out the small window of the plane, watching the lights of the Italian coastline disappear. Now, as she looked out the small round window, she saw small clusters of lights amid the darkness, like scattered stars in the night. “Excuse me, where are we?” “We’re beginning our descent into Malaga Airport, madam.”