Heart of the Forest ~ Chapter 3
The torn and tattered ears and the single glowing gold eye across from the other, fogged and clouded with just a shadow of the pupil behind a thick cataract; the fur, earthy brown and stone grey, tainted and matted deep wine-red from the flesh, stringy
Fall From Grace, Chapter Thirty Five
The two of them faced the god of cataracts, smoothing their dress and adjusting their armor. “so,” the baboon said, standing a few strides away, “i don’t see an easy way down.
The lion, the badger and the druid (Unbirthing)
The milky white of cataracts had begun to cloud his amber eyes and his majestic pace occasionally had a hitch in it as his well-worn joints complained.
Word from the Forest
Finally she found him, about a third of the way down the cataracts, in a relatively clear stretch, half out of the water. drase's condition was truly pitiful.
Fall From Grace, Chapter Thirty Four
The god of cataracts was silent for a moment. eventually, he said: “how are you feeling?” sadik gazed up at the baboon. “look,” xaeyr said, as if he had been preparing a speech, “i know you lost her, as well. i didn’t mean to imply . . .
A Hog's Bonds
His flesh had begun to sag, his bones had begun to weaken, and his eyes had started to take on a milky white tint--cataracts beginning to form. but that wasn't why i hated him.
At Dawn, My Talons Sharpen Anew: A Tale of Theryzaan
Fiyellian was a decrepit old wyrm, with ashen scales and eyes rheumy with cataracts. theryzaan and the rest of the invalids respected the old fellow, for he was a great deal wiser than all of them combined.
Fall From Grace, Chapter Twenty Eight
With his feet on the table, and the baboon standing at its side, he was actually taller than the god of cataracts, if barely. “which one?" “couldn't say. we'd have to send scouts." “my coin's on the feast hall," zaria said.
My Sword, My Clan 19 - His Darkest Hour
Slap-bang in the middle with a cataract aevis._" "_a solid player with six on east and north, but seven on south and west.
Ragnarok - XVI
As is the rush of foam over the edge of roaring cataract split into rags and drops, each willing with all of its heart to outrun gravity, to reach the ground, meets like a football rush the rush of air that courses up the riverbed, so that the weight
Chapter Six, Recalcitrance
Kalokin's eyes were obscured by cataracts, enough to render any man blind. it was one of those small quirks khaesho hadn't quite figured out, but he did know that kalokin never needed eyes to see. he stepped around the imposing figure and continued.
A Most Courteous Apocalypse
Only her eyes, yellow where they should be white, diseased and cataracted, stayed the same.