Riluo City (Blue Phoenix Book 1) Read Online Free
Author: Tinalynge
Tags: Historical, Fantasy, Epic, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Asian, Myths & Legends
an unexplainable feeling that everything would be okay.
Suddenly, Hui Yue was startled as he heard a faint mumbling, from a sound that came from far away. His soul became alert as the changes were happening and he strained his ears trying to pick up the words which were being said. Unfortunately, everything h was muffled and no matter how hard he tried, he was still unable to understand what the voices were saying.
For a long time, Hui Yue was as tense as a bowstring; fear and panic was threatening to overtake him, however even if he wished to move away, it was currently impossible as his consciousness was completely trapped within the blue sea of flames.
Hui Yue focused his attention towards the sounds, but it took some time before he noticed how the previously still blue flames were starting to roar up into the blue sky.
The change of the sea caused the already alert Hui Yue to finally force himself to calm down and observe the changes which were happening around him.
While the flames grew larger the sea grew smaller and a suction force started pulling the alert Hui Yue towards the dark blue abyss. As this suction force appeared, Hui Yue noticed that the murmur he had heard previously originated within the abyss, and he was heading straight for it.
Hui Yue felt his consciousness flicker slightly. His consciousness was rushing down a dark blue tunnel, falling towards an unknown location. The initial fear had long since passed since these events felt as if they took years to complete. Every stage, every meter of travel was clearly visible to the alert Hui Yue.
As Hui Yue noticed that he was rushing through a dark tunnel, falling towards an unknown location his speed suddenly picked up. It changed from just a few metres each year, to a few metres each day. eventually fell to a high speed towards the end.
A hint of fear sneaked back into his heart, as he was unaware of what his future might bring. He had no idea how this blue sea and black tunnel was capable of controlling time, or at least his sense of time. However, he forcefully calmed himself down with the thought that he had already died and with no body he should no longer be able to feel pain.
Hui Yue focused on suppressing the fear, so that it would not cloud his alertness. He attentively observed everything which was happening around him. Soon he felt how his consciousness had stopped moving, but it did not come to a harsh stop, rather the speed slowly calmed down before it softly disappeared.
Hui Yue noticed subtle changes within his surroundings, but currently he was unable to truly understand what was going on. His senses were still alert, just as before, however nothing seemed to be happening.
A moment of complete silence followed Hui Yue’s arrival, at wherever he was. Nevertheless, after that moment he heard the previous voices which had been mumbling. These voices were no longer a low mumble, but hurried voices which were yelling right next to him.
The darkness had changed from a black tunnel to a lighter shade, a shade that Hui Yue was familiar with all too well.
Hui Yue needed a moment to understand what was happening around him. Once he relatively understood his situation he noticed that he was no longer just a consciousness but once again contained within a body. Shock filled his heart and increased the beat.
The darkness which surrounded him was from having his eyes closed, however opening them was not an easy task.
Hui Yue was rigid from fear and curiosity. He had been dead, of that he was sure, but now he suddenly found himself in a body. It was impossible for him to move in this body though, even opening his eyes seemed to be a cumbersome task, however even if he had to live his life as a vegetable it was worth it, as he could now once more see Li Fen and his parents.
His fear melted away as he thought of Li Fen and the terrified expression on her
Suddenly, Hui Yue was startled as he heard a faint mumbling, from a sound that came from far away. His soul became alert as the changes were happening and he strained his ears trying to pick up the words which were being said. Unfortunately, everything h was muffled and no matter how hard he tried, he was still unable to understand what the voices were saying.
For a long time, Hui Yue was as tense as a bowstring; fear and panic was threatening to overtake him, however even if he wished to move away, it was currently impossible as his consciousness was completely trapped within the blue sea of flames.
Hui Yue focused his attention towards the sounds, but it took some time before he noticed how the previously still blue flames were starting to roar up into the blue sky.
The change of the sea caused the already alert Hui Yue to finally force himself to calm down and observe the changes which were happening around him.
While the flames grew larger the sea grew smaller and a suction force started pulling the alert Hui Yue towards the dark blue abyss. As this suction force appeared, Hui Yue noticed that the murmur he had heard previously originated within the abyss, and he was heading straight for it.
Hui Yue felt his consciousness flicker slightly. His consciousness was rushing down a dark blue tunnel, falling towards an unknown location. The initial fear had long since passed since these events felt as if they took years to complete. Every stage, every meter of travel was clearly visible to the alert Hui Yue.
As Hui Yue noticed that he was rushing through a dark tunnel, falling towards an unknown location his speed suddenly picked up. It changed from just a few metres each year, to a few metres each day. eventually fell to a high speed towards the end.
A hint of fear sneaked back into his heart, as he was unaware of what his future might bring. He had no idea how this blue sea and black tunnel was capable of controlling time, or at least his sense of time. However, he forcefully calmed himself down with the thought that he had already died and with no body he should no longer be able to feel pain.
Hui Yue focused on suppressing the fear, so that it would not cloud his alertness. He attentively observed everything which was happening around him. Soon he felt how his consciousness had stopped moving, but it did not come to a harsh stop, rather the speed slowly calmed down before it softly disappeared.
Hui Yue noticed subtle changes within his surroundings, but currently he was unable to truly understand what was going on. His senses were still alert, just as before, however nothing seemed to be happening.
A moment of complete silence followed Hui Yue’s arrival, at wherever he was. Nevertheless, after that moment he heard the previous voices which had been mumbling. These voices were no longer a low mumble, but hurried voices which were yelling right next to him.
The darkness had changed from a black tunnel to a lighter shade, a shade that Hui Yue was familiar with all too well.
Hui Yue needed a moment to understand what was happening around him. Once he relatively understood his situation he noticed that he was no longer just a consciousness but once again contained within a body. Shock filled his heart and increased the beat.
The darkness which surrounded him was from having his eyes closed, however opening them was not an easy task.
Hui Yue was rigid from fear and curiosity. He had been dead, of that he was sure, but now he suddenly found himself in a body. It was impossible for him to move in this body though, even opening his eyes seemed to be a cumbersome task, however even if he had to live his life as a vegetable it was worth it, as he could now once more see Li Fen and his parents.
His fear melted away as he thought of Li Fen and the terrified expression on her
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