Romans & histoires Ashy Sky

Dusk bled across the sky as Leander and Skye emerged from Bracerose’s dense green maze into Turry Pass, painting the sky in molten orange and violet as its last rays slipped between the towering evergreens. Another half hour of hard riding and night had claimed the forest, stars pricking the darkening canopy. Hooves clattered to a stop outside a ramshackle inn that looked one storm away from collapse—roof sagging, windows fogged with grime, a crooked sign swinging above the door

"You're still playing games, huh? Let's see what's really in there!" I felt a surge of panic. "Don't you dare touch it!" However, Elias was too quick. I could not get out of the way, and the urn was knocked to the ground with a violent force. The white ashes spread out across the floor. I dropped to my knees, hopelessly trying to gather the scattered remains. However, the ashes already blended with the dirt, making it impossible to separate. My hands scraped against the ground, bleeding, but I could not stop. I was terrified that if I paused for even a second, my son's ashes would be carried away by the breeze.

GRACE'S POV When I left the hospital, the sky had turned gray. It seemed to match my mood. Lovely. I half expected it to start raining so I could finally let go and cry my eyes out. I stood outside for a long moment, holding the envelope of medical reports against my chest. Maybe if I held it tight enough, it would disappear alongside the illness. It didn't work. Eventually, I realised that I probably looked weird as I stood there, outside, unmoving. People probably thought I was a suicide bomber. I drove away from the hospital, praying that the ache in my chest would disappear.

Realizing she had misspoken, Ashley quickly said, "That's not what I meant. I'm saying you should act as soon as possible." Andrew looked at the sky, which had only a few scattered stars, for a long time before saying meaningfully, "There are a lot of dark clouds tonight. And the stars mean the clouds aren't enough yet. When they are enough to cover all the stars, the sky will be dark," He then patted Ashley's shoulder and continued with a light laugh, "Based on my experience, the wind should be picking up soon."

It was quite tall and magnificent, famously known as the Sanctuary Tower. They drove there and carried Asia all the way to the rooftop, his body still limp. Then his craziness came to life. He ordered his men to tie Asia to the steel cable dangling from the crane's arm, positioned on the roof, so that he was suspended in literal air, hundreds of feet from the ground. It had a thick hook, appearing like a metal claw attached to it.

And then darkness. *** Ash's POV I never knew the sea could be this calm and silent. An eerie silence so thick I practically feel it pressing in on me where we're crouching in the shallow part of the sea, our presence hidden by a humongous promontory. At this time of morning, the sky is supposed to be clear, with stars and the moon visible in it but the reverse is the case. Doomy dark clouds gather and roll thickly overhead as if it's about to rain hell and cause calamities on Earth's inhabitants.

THE SKY LOOKED SOMETHING LIKE the early hours of dawn—not bright, not dark. Red clouds gathered in clusters over the horizon to the left, and a grey outline of the sun and moon hung up high in the sky side by side with a soft sliver glow. Everywhere as far as my eyes could see looked the same, bare and plain under the soft shadow of light, and the ground where we stood was as dark as night and soft, giving off a feeling of standing afloat on air.

he mumbled softly and I raised my brow. "Damn, smart and sexy, I'm one lucky guy," I teased and he rolled his eyes. The spacecraft hovered over a swath of land near a good size crystal blue lake and began grinding into the soil. It was bumpy and noisy. I frowned slightly and asked Ashr if this was normal. He said that it was and I noticed that our view had darkened and showed only underground. The noise continued as the ship adjusted itself then it stopped. Ashr patted my shoulder saying, let's go. I jumped up excitedly and followed after him. My eyes grew large the moment the back hatch opened and I got a first hand glance at the amazing view. I stepped onto soft moss covered ground and gri

A patch of sky began to shimmer and vibrate dangerously close to the edge of the cliffs. Moira was engaged now. I threw my shield. These Vampires seemed like fresh recruits or recluses who’d never harmed a fly before. Our team was making short work of them. If need be, I’d let Heather take over so I could help with the portal, but I didn’t think that would even be necessary until Ashley asked, “What’s that?” over our IACs. I picked up her visuals and then had to turn around. An object in the sky was headed our way fast.

I helped her in Sky and I also got on him, thank goddess Sky is big enough for 5 people. “Try to be as silent as possible,‘’ Asher said, running and Sky ran after him, his wings clapping a little. His paws were not touching the floor. We got to a place. The place has tall buildings all around with a big opened space for parking. We watched in horror as bodies flew out the windows with a loud scream.