Kael : A Short Story

He walked very slowly, making sure to look at everything in his path, to his mom. He noticed a little girl standing by the edge of the boat. “Mother can I go over there?” pointing over to where the girl was standing.

He pushed his hat further back on his head. To no small extent, her resistance irritated him even more. “The outlaws are heading north and either Duvall, his horse, or both are leaving a blood trail.”

Kadens Pov~ When I finally found Corin she was in one oft the girls bathrooms at the school. When she saw me it scared her so i apologized but sadness and regret washed over me when i saw how many injury's she had. I couldn't help but feel like she was hurt because of me that it was my fault because I wasn't their to protect her. But she quickly voiced her opinion on that matter telling me how the mate rules don't applie to her and that I shouldn't feel obligated to protect her. She also warned me not to become a passive jerk or she would leave my sorry ass and never come back. None of this surprised me since it was coming from the girl who wouldn't ask for help from anyone even if she was down to her last breath, and especially a guy. See most girls would

“It seems that we need to head in this direction.” The knight added. Zerdek just nodded, adjusting his armour piece as they made their way to the location.

Buzz!, Kugelmass started to zap suddenly as the verb tener was humming and a rumbling vibration invaded each page of the book. !puff! A fireball reached tener’s head and it was crackling until it stopped humming and a pile of ash was its only remains. Boom! Everything exploded and Kugelmass repeated a few times: !Damn it! !Damn it!. It was completely quiet and just a hissing sound from Kugelmass breathing was barely heard. He passed out.

He wanted to say something, give her words of comfort, but his mind was blank. How were you supposed to comfort someone in a situation like this? It’s not like there was anything he could say, or do, for that matter. He couldn’t even hug her without potentially hurting his sister. How could he tell her it was all going to be better when he didn’t even know what was going on?

He reached down and started to roll her over gently onto her front so he could pick her up and take her to get help.

This is one day I will remember forever was my first time riding on the Bullet in Kemah. We arrived at Kemah Boardwalk, I heard music and people screaming, but the only thing i heard was the shaking and rattling wood from the roller coaster, the Bullet. i had wanted to go on that ride since the last time i went, and they said i was to short. but today i might be tall enough.when we got through the long line my mom and dad were paying for tickets.and i went over to the rusty pole where it said you must be 48in to ride the rides. i got on and my dad came over and i saw that look were his eyes widen and face squinted. My dad said in a low voice ‘’sorry honey your 3in off.’’

With an evil grin Alexis Haeshoru reached down and lifted ye sword, tossing it from hand to hand as though it weighed no more than a feather. "Pretty," she said sarcastically. "Which is exactly what I told

Sunlight streamed down on the desert surface as just under the sands, bruised knuckles punched through the flimsy wooden top of a makeshift coffin. As the dirt poured into the closed space, the unfortunate person inside packed the dirt towards her feet and the sides of the rectangular box. After enough sand and dirt was freed, the woman sat forward and crawled up and out, using her upper body strength to pull her out of her own sandy grave. As she stood up, blinking in the blaring heat, the woman, Imala, gripped her shawl down to cover her dark skin from the sun. Her long dark hair was pulled into a braid, easy for her cowboy hat to sit atop her head. Upon feeling the sun’s heat on the top of her head, she cursed in Apache.

In a cruel world, the perfect mess, a mess only one person can end… Ylan!

I looked up. Kaylan had just reached the plane and gave me a thumbs-up. Ellie was about three-quarters of the way up, and Linde was barely 15 feet above us, clearly hanging back to wait for us, but there won't be an us; there will only be one person that will make it.

Minutes before colliding with the ground, the two mammoths unfurled their wings and landed five feet away from Anahruel conveying a blast of wind. Cunningly enough, Anahruel had recited a spell summoning two hands made of soil and rock. They rooted both her feet in place and she inclined forward permitting herself to withstand the winds easily. She gazed at the two creatures as they towered over her. The dragon hissed, and the griffin made a harsk gawking sound. Anahruel expanded her right arm out, "in my right hand the component of ice." She expanded her leaft arm out, "In my left hand the component of flame." She clench her hands, "Now, begone foul creatures!" She pointed both clenched hands towards the couple, "zap, ZAP!" nothing flew towards the animals,

“Water? I can do that…” she muttered and she gingerly picked up the angry little monster and carried him over to the bay where she set him in the water between the beached water nation boats. She then returned to be met with more insults. She shook her head, ignoring most of it as she approached the bound man and knelt down close enough to examine him but far enough to keep him from spitting on her or some other childish act of rebellion. “I did take things from your boats, yes, but it’s all in an attempt to keep us alive until we can reconnect with my fleet.”

She did not get the human woes. She could not lick his wounds, but she figured she could still comfort him. She walked up the human stomach and then hopped of beside his face. He lifted his arms and held her close to his chest. He was cold and she would warm. He felt comfort in her presence. That was the pinnacle of her affection, unless like a mother bear she should defend him if he was attacked. She considered him like kinship. That was why she did feel so sad when he had died, but she did not feel sad about it now. He was in front of her. He was well. Once she dealt with his dark predator, why would she consider the possibility of him dying.