Novel & Cerita Adarna Bird

Adhara coughed, covering her nose. "What’s that smell?" "Mud that’s been here for years, and dead animals trapped in it." "Oh, god." They walked until they reached a dead end. Adhara froze at the sound of running water—familiar, the same as before. What does it mean? she wondered. "Come on." Jarckon said. She nodded and followed. A paradise unfolded: towering mountains, a calm waterfall with clear, inviting water. Jarckon stood near it, and when she glanced again, he was removing his shirt. He jumped into the pool.

Its black eyes stared into hers, unblinking. Adriana shivered. Was it a sign… or a warning? The raven let out a harsh cry before taking flight, wings cutting into the night. And in her heart, Adriana knew: the spider’s web was closing tighter. Soon, someone would break it — or be destroyed within it.

It won’t be as quick as flying there, but it’ll be faster than trying to hop. As soon as I feel a bit more rested, I try to thank the ravens again, but if they understood, who knows? Gliding proves far less tricky to pull off, thanks to watching how a real raven behaves. I just have to be wary of any sudden gusts of wind. It’s only from watching these birds, do I realise Aderyn doesn’t seem to follow the laws of any bird. He looks like one, and his movements are a very good impersonation of one, but the truth of the matter is; Aderyn is not an actual bird. He is a being of shadows.

He doesn't even go with the soldier anymore; he only acts to find Adira. Meanwhile, in a dark forest, Adira was there, along with various animals that could be seen around. While she was looking for fruit to eat, she saw a violet-colored bird. She was amazed by its color, so she followed the bird because it was flying low. She got further and further away, and she didn't realize that she was no longer in the dark part of the forest. She was about to touch the bird when someone spoke. "This is all you've been doing for almost a year, my princess."

"What?!!!! Are you nuts????! You just literally told me a minute ago that meeting an Adarna bird is not a good idea and now you are telling me that we need one to guide us to its nest??" "You don't get it. Adarna birds are not as harmful as they sounded. We just need to be cautious around them. There are two important points that one should keep in mind when dealing with an Adarna Bird." Abby listened attentively to what Eugene was about to say since it is a matter of life and death to her.

Alpha Adrian POV It has been almost three days since I left my territory to hunt for her. Three days of crossing pack borders under the cover of night, following the faintest traces of her scent and the unreliable words of strangers. I have been tracking the people who claimed to have seen her last. One lead led to another, each more desperate and greedy than the last, until I found myself in a filthy drinking den on the outskirts of Karazine territory. The air reeked of sour ale, unwashed bodies, and cheap tobacco. Smoke clung to the low ceiling.

Aranjo said in her heart. Aranjo's attention was diverted towards the front, Aranjo saw that something was moving there. Aranjo who was still exhausted crawled towards it and saw a small colorful bird chuckling there. With her two tiny hands, Aranjo slowly lifted the little bird and saw what happened.

Adryan asks him when Arther is fully stood in front of him, his red iris's cautious of any sudden movements. Arther lifts his head up, his honey colored eyes staring at Jade's green ones first, searching her eyes for something, for what she didn't know. Jade was scared, because if Adryan knew what Arther was supposed to be to her, she was a hundred percent sure that he would go berserk.