Chapter Short Story

It had a thick and large body, on the end of its tail was a hook-like extension. It had a long and powerful limbs, each foot was massive and I could see two large wings flapping madly with the gust of wind. Faintly, I could see four rows of bony plates, plates that ran down its back and this dragon had a narrow-shaped head. Swallowing hard, I saw it had nostrils that were close together. A mane of bony spikes sprouted from the back of its neck. It winked at me, glimmering and golden eyes. A single horn projected from its chin. Loudly, nostrils flared lout and smoke billowed in the cold

As quickly as he had launched into the air, he stopped. Lilith looked down and could see all of the cityscape below her. Her body froze, fearful that she might fall. She could still feel his wings flapping, keeping them both hovering in the air.

The war had not dampened Charleston’s spirit. Nor had it altered its social events calendar. The invitation to Colonel Andrews birthday party arrived shortly after lunch two days after Thomas abandoned Allie at her grandparent‘s home. Then, not soon after, an invitation to the annual May Day Ball arrived.

She flew around aimlessly, trying to escape while the men were shooting darts all over the place. That was until one hit her on the wing. She came crashing down to the ground, involuntarily turning back to a human.

Without delay, Kian flared out his mighty wings to slow the momentum of their freefall. Shock jostled his tendons, strained muscles to full limit and set his jaw a little tighter. Powerful beats of his muscular wings reversed their plunge and for a pulse, Kian hovered to catch his breath. With a feral growl, he flipped Phenix upright and supported him in his arms, as though he was not a seven-foot, rock-hard warrior

She felt lighter as she descended towards the lobby as if a weight had been lifted from her shoulders. But she didn’t question the feeling, instead she embraced it as she thrust onwards to the unknown.

It was a Saturday so he dressed Penny, got Lizzy’s coat and told his parents they were going out for walk he wanted his sisters to have a little fun before it all began. He took them up the street to see the blimps and flying cars, but he could see it starting. Penny was going pale so they headed home.

Taryn's young heart fluttered as the teacher reached down to help her up and began scooping papers and books into his arms, handing them over to her when everything salvageable had been rescued. "Th-thank you," she mumbled, seizing her things before turning quickly away and storming off down the hall before he could see her impossibly red cheeks and the fact her knees were now colliding with one another while her lungs worked far harder than they should have been.

Lorne shot her a look. Her question wasn't meant to be malicious, but what did she

He was happy. She was pleasant company, and the night was comfortable. His wife’s old father gave him this pouch of tobacco for the journey and it was rich in the mouth.

“My darling, of course, it’s necessary. Did you not say that Prince Miles requested a dance with you? The same Prince Miles who you have been in love with since your sophomore year. My sweet girl, you care for this boy and now he has requested a dance,” the Queen was bursting with joy, her daughter finally had a suitor. Marina sighed and nodded causing her hair stylist to grumble under his

Xion moved out of the way and met her keyblade with his. "You're not too bad yourself!"

I remember that it hurt. Looking at him hurt. I remember the pain, how it was so powerful it caused me to shift back into a human. I remember the thick scarlet dripping off the tips of my claws, how they changed to the gas I had poured all over my shaking exterior. I remember the expression on his pale face, how there were tears were falling from not just my eyes, but Froy’s too. The last thing I can remember was the light of the full moon. It was intensely bright, almost blinding when I turned my head up to the sky. Then everything faded to black.

"Yes... she's with Baelish in the Vale, where I sent her." Her voice was barely audible.

The toe-curling shout had echoed through the lab, it ordinarily caused a few of the scientist with white painted coats to jump a little at the sound.