The Catch's Eager Release
Slark saw the rancor overflow inside the guard, anger seeping out in drawn out breaths and an intense, neverending stare. the nightcrawler continued, expecting the guard could handle a bit more, yet he tasted dirt as he opened his maw.
Disclosure
"an overlooked part of the legend," darkstar observed softly, without rancor. "he took some time in the public defender's office first. the tribe backed him up, as it was part of tribal idealism to fight for those who couldn't fight for themselves."
Log 2- One of Many Mysteries...
"don't you _ever_ call me master, you worthless bait for a rancor!! you are nowhere _near_ worthy enough to train under me, nor under any other master in this academy!! except perhaps that fool, yvan."
Across the World 3 - The Skylands
The rancorous gust smelt like rotting eggs which made both raptors heave with disgust despite stomaching as best they could.
A Night in Hyperspace
A night which xol spent trying to free his frustrations only made it grow with rancor. each memory, each lewd act done with another warrior, it was all a reminder of what he has not had during the past few weeks.
The Orc and his boy
His fingers danced up and down the hot green pole, tracing the throbbing veins,his nose was flooded with the musk and rancor of a beast in heat. he knew that the orc was going to take him.
Bull and Fox-04 the Fox Returns- for good
And that was a happier solution, as tim called it; doing more together, laughing together as brothers, without what rancor one might find normally, as with close-kin who fight so often about money and the like.
Story of Clyde and Addison - Chapter 2
So--teaching the rancor about alliteration. . . " "oh you can fuck right off!" marius laughed loudly along with clyde, who as well snickered to him-self.
Story of Clyde and Addison - Chapter 1
If any are left behind, you will face the rancor." the class's silence solidified into idle chatter, groups of students forming around desks and a clique took to the back wall besides a bookshelf.
Forging Bonds-Chapter 26: A Fresh Start
I discovered that the teams and their respective fans were equally as rancorous towards the referees as they were toward the other faction when the arbiters threw a penalty at a player, decrying the adjudicators immensely.
Forging Bonds-Chapter 24: Back to Basics
Those words had a scintilla of rancor in them. "possibly. she's hot, a blend of you and the red fenri from the porn books." "dude, you're just going to say the last half casually out loud in a highly populated area?"
House Rules
I looked at the cub, without rancor. "why didn't you ring the bell?" "did," he said succinctly. "no answer." "did you think we might not wish to be disturbed?" "gotta sell the candy."