Sliver Lining (Ch. 1)
With that silver drew his sword completely. "enough. you'll have to get threw me first." the leader didn't change his smug expression for a second and snapped his fingers.
037 Her Wooden Sword
~\*~ the little cat-child, striding around with her wooden sword.
Sword of St. Michael - Epilogue
It would seek to embed itself into anything even vaguely swordlike as soon as it left sampson's sword. that's kind of how it got there in the first place." "well fuck!" | [!
Sword of St. Michael #17
"i... well, i sorta lost the sword here in the first place. that's why i was available to be your guardian angel. i was tracking the sword's essence." | [!
Sword of St. Michael #16
May i see the sword? please?" | [!
Sword of St. Michael #15
| And she didn't. Suddenly, an extremely white light appeared within the cave. White was simply not a color of Hell, and it's presence was as unexpected and out-of-place as a snowman. It pierced her eyelids, and even as she opened them it began to...
Sword of St. Michael #14
They will be much more... effective on you," she said, then pointed at the sword. "devilah, take that away from him." as she reached up to take the sword from him, sampson gave it to her willingly, whispering, "fight her!"
Sword of St. Michael #13
"and a sword," devilah added. | [!
Sword of St. Michael #12
If i can get the sword back, that sword can kill them." "devilah, if i understand all this right, agrat's not going to give up my sword easily!" | [!
Sword of St. Michael #11
Someone stole my sword! in my own room!" devilah rose and touched him on the shoulder. "sampson... i took your sword." | [!
Sword of St. Michael #10
| she set the sword down gingerly on a stone nearby. agrat approached the sword warily, switching back to human form and feeling the power within the otherwise ordinary looking weapon. she looked at the sword and then back to the succubus.
Sword of St. Michael #9
She looked around and found the sword. had she not seen it in action, she would have thought it was the same as any sword really. it was large, but not particularly ornate or even rust-free.