Letting In
Separation and civilisation were hard. he was separated, but not civilised, you see. mowgli had adapted to village life, but their ways were strange and wrong to one raised by half the animals in the jungle.
Sauros, P1-3: Miya’s Destination
Miya continues to integrate into the raptor pack that rescued her, but their trek to human civilisation is almost at an end. will she return to the humans or stay with the beasts? and will she even get to make that choice?
Chapter 1. A Secret Lies Within
All the comforts of civilisation were lost to me. whilst thinking these thoughts, and feeling very sorry for myself, i became aware of a strange smell floating on the breeze.
Kidnapped by Monsters
But that problem would soon be rectified, once her contact from the trio came back to her from outside her civilisation.
Of Gryphons
Such creatures are not supposed to be allowed to live and nor are dragons even known the the civilised races. so yogoloth disguises himself best he can as a gryphon so he can interact as though he were civilised.
The Games of Dragons
Yogoloth wondered if this was what the civilised races felt like when they got old.
Tribe: Prologue
Little did i know at the time that i would not return to civilisation for a further 7 years.
Blood Magic - Act 1
The two legged or "civilised races" possessed no magic of their own and this rumour had to be investigated. dragons and most of all gryphons still remembered this old law even if the civilised races didn't.
Shared Blood - Act 2
Dragons felt no burning need to rush things like the civilised races did. they lived for hundreds of years and even then, no dragon had ever been known to actually die of old age.
Tumbling Down
Sometime long ago, pre-history in fact, an entire civilisation had existed before theirs. in that civilisation were people similar but unlike themselves.
The Forest
They slunk unseen into the shadow of the trees that stood sentinel on the border between civilisation and wilderness, quickly lost from the view of any would-be snooper.
Submitting to Her Needs
And there was only on that could do that for her, a stud of a hippogriff living out in the wild, away even from the tentative civilisation of her wolf pack, as civilised as one may or may not have called it.