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Vargauz said. “But it looks so serene on the outside.” “Hmm. Looks deceive,” he breathed watching her intensely. Amelia walked on the edge of the pond just near the water. There was a circle of fireflies that was near her towards the water. She wanted to catch them, capture them and take them with her. She chuckled and lunged at it. Her foot slipped and suddenly she was about to fall in the water when Vargauz caught her and pulled her towards him. “Careful!” he said.

He whispered before gray-colored thorned vines popped from the ground and trapped the reptile, a nearby member of the tribe decapitated it with a sword. "Yes, Chief." Answered a calm, feminine voice, there was a lot of noise on the other side of the call as well, mostly screeches and the buzz from insect wings. "The swamp front is full of insectoids and reptiles, and some amphibians appear sometimes, but they refuse to engage with our forces because they would be vulnerable to their predators."

' The trees leaned in like a grim canopy as his eyes were caught by a glimmer of moonlight flickering on still water. Not a ripple moved on the small lake, crafted from rain and dewdrops from the leaves above and aided by an underground stream from the sea. The shadows danced with the silvery hue and beckoned to him like a sensual wraith, luring him to death or glory. Lloyd froze as he heard the unmistakable sound of a twig snap, whirling about to meet a pair of wide, brown eyes.

Adelia asked and her eyes became white as well. "What did you figure out?" Amelia responded. "That my elements are air and water," the protector answered. "Looks like we both found out something. Mine are Earth and Water," Amelia revealed to Adelia. "Ok, that's cool," Adelia exclaimed. They both looked ahead and saw a lot of hydras running towards them. "You know I fought them just before you came around. All I had to do was to cause a huge earthquake and they fell into the earth," Amelia said.

That will probably start a fight tomorrow at school, but honestly, I don't care. The next morning, as expected, Amy meets me at my Jeep Wrangler with her hands on her hips, glaring at me. I debate whether I should get out of my Jeep or not when I see Speedy, Brody, and Damion approaching my vehicle. So, I decide to jump out and greet them. Amy won't start anything with me while they're around. As we're walking to the school building, River walks in front of us and Damion shouts at her, "Hey water girl, where's my damn water?"

I stare into the clear pond and sniffing back the tears, I heaved and closed my eyes to finally fall into it. Yes, I'm finally falling, my body is lowering and soon all of the pain would be over. Ok, I've fallen but I don't feel drenched, my body wasn't drenched yet I'm down. I felt I was on top of something hard and that something was beating. Could it be a crocodile? Or shark? But this is a small pond and there should be no such animals in it, right? Well, maybe it came to swallow me. I refused to open my eyes to see for myself. I kept my eyes shut and waited for the animal to finally eat me but when it couldn't, I started opening my eyes little by little to see why it wouldn't eat me.

he asked “Those creatures, amphisbaena, they are just like snakes but with hands. They don’t have the ability to mind-link or what so ever but if my guess is correct, it must be traveling back to its master. If it reaches his master, then yes, they know I am here” she said with a sad smile, muting Zaden at once.

I kept my eyes on the waters' calm surface, a smile forming on my face as it lightly splashed against my feet. "Yeah. Don't remind me. I've never been so embarrassed in my life." I let out a faint airy chuckle. There are so many stories out there in the human world about mysterious creatures living in the water, and they can all be tied to a careless water fairy enjoying themselves. "Have a good night, Aisling." "You too, dear." I walked directly into the lake, shifting into my serpent and becoming one with the water I loved so much. Leviathan I let out a huge sign of relief as I looked down and saw Fiona swimming as her serpent. Alone. By herself. No horse's ass around.

"We always play a game at dinner about our days. We should say a Tadpole, something we're hopeful for, a Frog, something good that happened today, and a Mosquito, something bad that happened." "I read about this in one of the parenting books," Ali Ahmed said thoughtfully. "But I thought it was called, Roses, Thorns, and Buds." "Technically, it is," Kyra agreed. "But…" She nodded at her son. "Roses are lame!" Omer finished. "So, we changed it to stuff about frogs. Do you like frogs?" "Um," Ali Ahmed said. "Yes?" He hadn't given much thought to the topic of amphibians. Mostly, he was just impressed at Kyra's parenting. Somehow, the quiet, studious girl he'd known had grown into a confident wom

All around them, crickets came out for their nightly serenade. "Last one in gets more mosquito bites." Brett declared, flinging off his shoes and socks and hurriedly stripping down. Amy paused, hesitant to follow suit, but he offered a reassuring smile as he moved toward the water. "Don't worry. It's just occupied by frogs and a few small fish. No leeches that I'm aware of ... though I'll be more than happy to help you check once we're out." "I bet," Amy chortled, beginning to undress as well, mindful of Brett's brief gaze as he slipped between some bushes and into the water.