Into the Mountains 01
I allowed the pony to drink, finally feeling frightened on my own two legs in the middle of the mountains that were supposed to be the barrier between us humans and hell.
Dragon Mountain
He panted as soon the tongue was sliding over his flex as it had a much deeper taste to it than his paws, it was usually 'cleaned' by either snow on the mountain or the running water of a mountain river.
"Mountain of the Yeti"
Reaching the town border with the mountain, he opens his mouth while sharp teeth grow inside. continuing with his tread to the mountain, keith's body becomes roundish with every step.
In the Cold Mountains
My good eye was looking over his shoulder and out the window to the mountains. those cold, godforsaken mountains.
Dragon Mountain
Each swollen testicle of this likely virile dragon was larger than the tallest of all mountains.
Tamer of the Mountain
Sparks, not from the camp fire, but from the fires of the mountain.
Mountain Escapes
I assure you though, once we get deeper into the mountains we'll be better off, some of the mountain ranchers here are friends of mine and will give us a place to recover." "trust you?!?
The Mountain Gem
They walked and walked, further up the mountain side until they decided on a lunch break.
Bareback Mountain
Sweat was dripping off of the two horse's bodies as they hiked up the mountain, packs on their back. they climbed each step difficult thanks to the ridiculous heat that was around them, to say nothing of the humidity.
The Way to the Mountains
The purple dragon sighed and said "the name mountains of maltar is kind of new. the original name in my time was mountains of the lost souls."
Mountain Ambush
If you don't like, don't read the mountain road was eerily silent, which the wolf took as a good sign. her ears swiveled this way and that, listening intently for the telltale signs of a vehicle.
The Princess in the mountain
And there will be no castle, find the nearest mountain and carve it out. i shall provide everything else that she needs. stock the rooms in the mountains with books of your history and culture."