A Feather On The Water Novels & Stories

Kaida Galloway stood at the edge of a cliff as a salty wind whipped her long blonde hair around her head. Barefoot, she dug her toes into dew-dampened grass as waves crashed into rock thirty stories below. The roar all but muted the cry of gulls circling the Atlantic in the distance. Sunlight streamed through the cloud cover and glittered off the gray-blue water.

' He wondered. He traced the smoke to its source. When he found it. His eyes went wide open. It looked like the water was putting off the fire on the bird's body. The fire was burning her feathers. Instead of black patches or blisters or wounds forming on the bird's skin after the feathers were burnt off, it revealed human skin. With the raising of the water in the Jacuzzi, all the wings and feathers disappeared the moment they encountered the water. Xendy could now see the body parts that were hidden behind the wings and feathers of the bird.

Fake dating, she meant. Small waves rippled the water, sunlight glittering but she could only just make out the green-tinted ground below, the shadows of tiny fishes darting around her feet. From she could hear tiny shrieks of the seagulls. As she tilted her head the bartender noticed a large ferry blowing dark steam into the sky, a few smaller boats standing out against the bright surface of the water, but in the bay, they're the only ones.

AMIR "Okay, Princess, I give up. I need to do my work now."Aerial said when she emerged from the water. Calla giggled but swam to the side of the lake. I quickly dried her clothes, and she gave me a grateful smile. But she shrieked in fright when water showered above her. Aerial burst into laughter, looking at my stun mate. "This Fea really a teased. I waved my hand, and I grinned; a small tornado appeared above the lake, and Aerial screamed when the tornado pulled her into the middle of it.

On its own, maintaining its own tiny little ecosystem and thriving with it. Goosebumps peppered my entire skin at the slight breeze that blows through the water, its silent yet serene form was already all the way up to my knees. I leaned forward with my hands taking water that I splashed across my face, my legs tingling and my lips almost releasing a sigh of relief before submerging into the water. Nothing beats the absolute calmness that the water brings me. The splashes, chirping of the birds and the daunting scorch of the shining sun made my entire body lax with pleasure.

He had to keep her safe. The green tail didn’t go unnoticed as she watched him swim away. It was beautiful and nothing compared to what people have said about them in books. The scales glistened in the water as the tail fin moved elegantly. It reminded her of her angel fish tail fins. As the image floated in her mind she didn’t realize the darkness was etching in. The danger she was in going unnoticed as the memory hit.

Before she had time to answer, Leila was already in the air. The dragon beat his wings just above the vast ocean. He tilted to the side and let Leila’s hand skim through the water, quickly and precisely. Unexpectedly, the water felt warmer than she imagined and it was sparkling and clear. A lively silver-colored fish leapt just above the the ceaseless rolling waves, breaking through the water’s surface then swimming back below. A family of dolphins were passing by, just below the crystal blue waters.

Maybe Sandro took that or Tyron. With nothing left on my body, I quickly jumped into the water. I immediately felt the cold in my body and it was as if the water was ice. It’s also deep, so it’s scary if you don’t know how to swim because you might drown. In the silent of the surroundings, you think you are truly enchanting. The noise of birds, the sound of water, and the relatively weak wind that makes the leaves plated. I was floating as if lying in the water. I looked at the blue sky and then closed my eyes; I savored the beauty of the surroundings and the silence.

“Walk in.” I blow out a breath and step lightly to the edge. I dip a foot in. It’s warm. I step in on the ledge and step another foot. I fall in. The water surrounds me as I scramble for the surface. I breach the surface gasping for air. I tread water looking around. Then the water started to glow. I start to panic and whine. “Phoenix, this is normal. Be calm.” Sage crouches down at the edge. I watch the water as it starts to boil. My head turns around wildly.

Due to the aftereffects of the explosion when the two sides met, Talia was unable to see Merlin when he waved his free hand. As soon as Talia retreated to her east side, the sea released a kelp-like water rope that was aiming for Talia’s ankles—fully intending to pull her down and render her defenseless for a split second. “!!!” Talia, who felt the instinctive danger, flew upward. With the altitude she was situated, she saw what she had missed. Her thumping heart did not calm down yet. “Valhala!” Talia’s wide wings released twelve white feathers. The feathers’ tips turned extremely sharp as they slashed through the wriggling rope-like water beneath her.