Albatross Wof Novels & Stories

'—With my cross-bow I shot the ALBATROSS. The Sun now rose upon the right: Out of the sea came he, Still hid in mist, and on the left Went down into the sea. And the good south wind still blew behind, But no sweet bird did follow, Nor any day for food or play Came to the mariner's hollo! And I had done a hellish thing, And it would work 'em woe: For all averred, I had killed the bird That made the breeze to blow.

he cocks the gun and gave a disdain angry look "let's get her" Albatross walked toward where i was again this time he gripped a handful of my boobs and pulled at as I whimpered , he dropped his baton by my side as he pinched my nipples that had a mind of its own and were getting erect . He lean to suckle on them and as he did I bit ear as he screamed in pain. I spat out the blood and piece of ear that was in my mouth as blood ran down my jaw , I was ready to join Zayn in the grave.

To ensure that he would not be turned down again, he decided to meet the witch for the hex removal before going to the company. “Why are albatrosses many here?” His wife asked him when they drove in and saw her house covered by wandering albatrosses that were flying about. “She must be a powerful marine spirit to have them as companions.” “Oh! She must have sent them to protect her clients from falling into the Atlantic Ocean,” Debbie stated in bewilderment. “That means she sees beyond the physical. Her spirit was with her clients even before they arrived. Or how do you explain the sudden stop at the cliff edge?”

The connection was frayed, buzzing with the static of the Westerners’ dampening fields. ​“Leo! Can you hear me?” I projected, pushing my resonance through the interference. ​“Winnie! Thank the stars,” Leo’s voice crackled in my head, frantic and breathless. “The Albatross turned its broadsides on us the moment the dome shattered. Elara isn’t here—she slipped away during the transition. I’ve got the engines at maximum output, but they’ve pinned us in the harbor with magnetic harpoons. We’re taking water, and the hull is groaning!”

Remembering that she had mostly been with Astrophel, Theresa asked- "How do you know that? You can't...possibly walk on land." "Not really," Aline said. "But we have our eyes..." She looked up, and Theresa followed her gaze to see an albatross circling the sky above the sea, scanning for a careless unsuspecting fish to scoop out of the water. She realized that the mermaids used the sea birds to scan the land for whomever they wanted or whatever they wanted to see.