Adarna Bird Novels & Stories

I just looked at Vivi who was on my shoulder in response, he also looked at it and nodded when he saw the cloth wrapped around its wing. "Adrina. Adrina," Vivi uttered so we turned to where he was looking, at Adrina who had just come out of the palace. Her eyes immediately met us and she walked closer. "It's good you are back, Aliara," she said as she approached us. Her forehead furrowed as her attention turned to Vivi. "What happened to you, Vivi?" "Arrow and bow. Arrow and bow," he simply replied. She nodded as soon as she got what the bird said.

said the pale child. “It’s a kid!” Johan was finally able to say. “Where did the bird go?” “She is the bird,” Dorin tried to explain. “She’s a caladrius – a bird with healing powers,“ he turned back to Azra. “Have you seen Seb’s glasses?” he asked the child.

Pawn Clara got confused. "Pecan Zorro yew," Bishop Eloise repeated the bird's name with a laugh. Pawn Clara went a little closer and started looking carefully at the bird. It was a white bird about 8 feet tall, with red eyes that looked like two red pearls on white clouds. It was very beautiful to look at. Her heart skipped a beat when it turned to her and flapped its wings. The feathers were as soft as down, and so shiny she could see her reflection in them.

"Are you mistaking me for Mario, Candela?" Candela scoffed. "You should know who needs that tone of yours," Adrian said. "Answer my question," Candela snarled. "Well, if you must know. I took a walk on the beach." Candela stared at him. "I found a little bird in trouble. I saved it from the vultures and took it out of the rain." Candela furrowed her brows. "The bird was pretty irresistible, so I made it sing. It sang so beautifully that I can still hear it sing in my ears right now. But I had to let it go for some fucking reasons in front of me," Adrian said, holding her gaze.

"I had a dream soon after the death of the White Stranger." He sat in front of Anarungu."It was a dream about the Red Bird and the Blue Lynx. About their friendship. The Lynx and the Bird were the most respected creatures in the land. The Lynx roamed the forests. The Bird, with its sharp red beak and wings, ruled the skies, singing songs.

After the crowd said their blessings and goodbye to us, they dispersed, and we were now left with our Betas and Gammas, and our families that were still dumbfounded about Adan’s revelation. The only one not showing any shock was Amara. She was looking at Adan as if he were made of sparkles and glitter. "Dada…" She approached us as soon as the crowd left. "You have wings too! They’re so beautiful, but they are too black. Can I put pearls and glitter in them? And does yours look like that too?" Her head tilted in my direction when she asked the last question. I nodded my head as I replied. "Yes, but my upper part has some red mixed into it."

Boom! A terrifying tremor erupted. The Violet Rain Bird instinctively resisted forming a contract with Adrian, but given the circumstances, it could only offer token resistance. Adrian smiled, fully aware of the bird's internal struggle. It was clearly waiting for an opportunity to escape, but now that the contract had been signed, escape was impossible. In a short time, the contract was established. The Violet Rain Bird was relatively young, having lived just over a hundred years, which marked adulthood in the realm of beasts. As Adrian examined the Violet Rain Bird's bloodline, he was astonished to discover it was a descendant of an ancient phoenix.

Jonah whispered to Patrick who had moved over to him. Ariadne watched the scene confused. She heard the whooshing noise after the bird chirped and followed her eyes to it. The birds were making a bee ling for the ship. The way they were acting in the sky was not normal, They also seemed to be communicating with the birds on the ship. It made Ariadne skin crawl, something not right with these birds. She looked at them and then it dawned on here. These birds were about to attack them. Birds...birds what could chase birds that were in the air.

Adara said, a little jealous. “Nobody’s looking at me, they’re all staring at you! Wishing they were half as beautiful.” Adara laughed at me and I could see she didn’t really believe me. We came across a market with people selling various goods at stalls. “Oh look how cute this is!” Adara held up a wooden dodo bird. “Buy it if you want it.” She smiled at me once and then handed the money over to the woman and tucked the bird into her beach bag. We sat down at a small table on the street and ordered drinks to cool off in the sweltering heat. “How do you feel about moving into our own house?”

I exhaled slowly, keeping my expression neutral as Adrian giggled, his small hands reaching out toward a tiny bluebird perched on a nearby branch. And then, it happened again. The moment Adrian extended his hand, the bird chirped softly and hopped down from the branch, landing gently on his outstretched finger as if it had been waiting for him all along. I felt my chest tighten at the sight. The way the creature trusted him. The way it looked at him, tilting its head as if understanding something none of us could.