The Forest, Book 3; The Radio
The forest; book 3 the radio stevenson the sparrow had a great many triumphs.
Kingdom Hearts: Shadows of Birth - Chapter 4
Once he had a moment, he drew both blades to triumph and attached them together. once he held that blade in his right hand, he felt bloodlust form into his left. _wanna play?
Falling Apart
Her heart, seemingly, surged in triumph, and she pressed on, eager to see it through, though one finger broke and crumbled as she rushed through.
Turn this dinosaur into a siege weapon (Torvanskir commission)
He trumpeted out a muffled sound of triumph and intense pleasure as it rubbed along the ridges at the top of his palate.
The Unexpected Duties of a Dragon Slave, Chapter Three (Finale)
Raia arched her back and cried out in mindlessly-pleasured triumph, howling out in masochistic pleasure in time with her sire's own roar of triumph as his second female's eggs were bathed and fertilised.
The Human Species Ch.75 - Burning Tornado Torana
His triumph lasted approximately one second before he saw the blaziken aim another kick at him, a second inferno heading straight for him.
With These Broken Wings: Chapter 12-13
His screech of pain was mingled with triumph as the dragoness continued to flee before him, but she was in the water.
John and the Giant
In triumph he punched his little fist into the air and returned to the table to pour the creamy, thick milk into the goblet.
The Messengers 5
A beautiful and strong woman, the top half-human, the bottom horse, gallops to the top of a mountain, raising her hands and rearing her legs in triumph. "and others just thrill in the heat of battle."
Episode Eight: MAAB
He fluffed at the shoulder and enjoyed the warmth alongside his small triumph. they weren't actual milkers just yet, more like juniors in training, but their horizon was as bright as the desert behind them.
Prologue
This is my story, a story of horror, triumph, heartbreak, adventure, and destruction.
The Furry Rebellion | Chapter Fourteen
. ## chapter fourteen dante, erebosian wolf * * * _"the courage of life is often a less dramatic spectacle than the courage of a final moment; but it is no less a magnificent mixture of triumph and tragedy." --john f.