Chapter Six: Release
It pooled around her as she sat, cross-legged, in the precise center of the crow's nest. the sun was almost gone.
Clown Mare 8-2
She duplicated the letter with her horn and placed the letters into the envelopes, taking the crow out of its cage. she cast a spell, and made it hold all the letters. "crow, make sure they get the message. it is time."
Wretched and Divine
Eight ball middle pocket..." the firm and focused crow said out loudly as he leaned over the pool table.
Ahnik and Friends Vacation Relaxation
He asked, looking around, not expecting the crow to be above him and didn't think to look.
A Chance
What was up with that crow, who called me?" **"death, robert. the crow's name is death."** with the calming words of the dragon, robert fell asleep.
Cross Builder
\>a halo of crows circles overhead, a noisy chorus of wings and feathers that await their next meal \>you thrash around against the bindings, trying to find the weakness in the cross builder's torture materials — some knot they failed to secure; some
An Introduction to Foxing
# An Introduction to Foxing Welcome to _Foxing: A Standard Field Manual_, volume fifty-six. This book is assuredly second-hand, so to whether you are the second, third, or a reader after this, always remember: keep this book with you at all times. It...
To The Sky
"so, who's going to go get my clothes from the crow's nest?" she asked, just now finally prying herself from the cock-hungry trance she'd been under thanks to storm's musk.
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Blaferis watched the horse hang his head low and walked off into the crowed, the wolf came up to phillip and seen how upset he was.
An Alien's Appetites
But the crow knew there was no hope--he was no longer a person anymore, but a meal for a hungry alien. so he closed his eyes, and let the stomach acid take him. as he slowly drifted off the permanent sleep, the crow found himself . . . floating?
Different Ch.3
The crow took out his phone and checked his schedule. “maybe. i have four classes tomorrow. five on friday. i might be too busy." “oh, ouch! w-well, okay. i'll see you, uhh, whenever." “bye."
Tradewind Vs. Accord
It began with the crow leaning, gently so as to spare his injuries, back against the fox, and the fox putting his arms around the crow, and then the two of them remaining there until the crow was confident enough in his power to use a tiny but powerful downdraft