Judgment of Two Worlds
This meeting won't take very long, thank you." a tall grey fox instructed standing up. he had these strange green eyes that peered into one's own spirit, it was unnerving. though i stood my ground he could see i was concerned but, unafraid of him.
Chapter 1 - The Child and the Beast
The armies of the empires meet at pains of lamenthra, a rich, fertile land which was fought over again and again. armies camped and prepared for battle as the final negotiations between the empires churned hopelessly whit no resolution.""
The Fox and Collie
Sval nodded, meeting her eyes again. she only held them for a moment with her own gaze before turning quickly and heading off to the bathroom to change.
Rej & Bastion 04: Float On
"she'll meet us there and i'll ride with you two." "okay." i nod, "what are ableskeevers?" i want to know.
Meeting
It was a pleasure to meet you, xander." the wolf said while shaking the paw with great strength, as much that the smaller fur feared he might get some broken fingers.
Guardians and Tribunals
I can assure you we are of no relation to each other though your mother and i did meet once. before she vanished from the world for some strange reason.
Tale of meeting of two roses
How kind the days, where little the thyme one meets two roses so sublime. where heart makes herald of duty languish leaves thee unruly and only in anguish.
The Enemy of my Enemy
We have our meeting. no one can miss it this time." “of course. thanks kav." “no problem."
Ferret Chronicles- Then we met.
I had a crush on maliwakee when we first started talking but i let it go cuz i never thought we'd meet. i couldn't help but wonder what would happen. maria and i got into her car for our road trip to pick up tyler's furry friend, three hours.
The Meeting
. \*\*\* the next few months involved steele and balto meeting up in places, normally away from the eyes of those in the town.
A Meeting in Coruscant
I'll never miss the opportunities to meet familiar faces after all.'
Biggest Customer
It was shocking enough to even know someone that big existed much less meet them in person.