Ari Bird Novels & Stories

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.

"You'll need it, especially since we have a long way to go in this dark tunnel." The creature in front of her stunned the beauty. The bird simply extended her hand and handed the torch across. It has already begun its journey down the tunnel. So Arabelle decides to follow it, but still looking at the bird's features. It has a huge flat-topped head with no ear tufts, long legs, a compact feathered body, and a short tail. It has sulfur-yellow sparkling wide eyes with white eyebrows, giving the bird a frowning look. The upper feathers are white with brown speckles, whereas the lower feathers are white with brown streaks. It's around 4 feet tall and has a greyish-green bill. Arabelle was calmly

Everyone who was also standing nearby to protect Altair forced him to surrender. “What are you doing, Duke Stuart?” shouted the Saintess from afar and walked over. "You behaved impolitely in front of King Benedict and attempted to kill another Mana controlling child," he repeated. "Let this be our business, uncle," continued Adir looking at Altair angrily. Duke Stuart turned around leaving them all there and walked back towards the portal where he lived. The large bird he saw in the Bedros residence was perched on Arion's hand. It is very large, as tall as a squatting adult, has a crest and a face that looks like an owl. What makes it interesting is the color of the black and white feathers

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.

Iris I think I’ve finally found my rhythm again, after weeks of disruption. My brush moves easily across the canvas tonight as I paint a serene scene of a fat little bird sitting in a tree. That very bird is sitting in the tree outside my window, his bright yellow feathers all puffed up and glowing in the light of the setting sun. But when the studio door slams open behind me, the bird squawks and flutters away, and I nearly smudge the colors together. I turn to see Arthur standing in the doorway.

Jai checked once again on the bird, noticing it was still busy, so he whistled softly to get its attention. “(whistle) Birdy, hey!” It attracted the bird’s attention and it suddenly looked up. Upon seeing Jai, the bird stood up straight and tilted its head to the right. It then squawked like a goose and stepping its right foot backwards as if attempting to run away. Jai smiled softly and held out his right hand while keeping his other hand behind him but visible in the bird’s sight. “Hey… We just want a ride. Think you can help us with that?”

The butterflies dancing in the garden are the most colorful ones I have ever seen. Not far away came the sound of birds. I looked ahead and saw two white peacocks strolling in an empty meadow. A blue-feathered macaw flew past and soon landed on a branch. An old woman was sitting in a wheelchair under a tree, her hand holding birdseed to lure the macaw. The macaw took one look at the food in her hand. It swooped down with its wings and pecked at some of the food with its beak. Then it flew back to its original position, its beak slowly chewing the food in its mouth.

“Do you? I’ve never heard you sing.” “Ajax walked in on my singing earlier and asked me to sing for him, well, with him really.” “I definitely didn’t add anything to the song,” I say, knowing my voice is no where near as beautiful as hers is. “Parrots are known for mimicking and having vocal abilities just like most birds. They are also larger, and you have large claws. You have said that it feels like your animal is trying to scratch its way out of you,” he says. “Yes, that’s what it feels like,” she says.

Kayid grumbles. “Oi, how many times do I have to tell you, I’m a bird of prey!” Shiv says. Shiv is an eagle shifter and a good fighter, for smaller animals. Bajaro however, is a beast in a fight, according to Avani, which is why she’s assigned to protect Avani and Merethyl’s children when they're away. “Who’s watching my kids while you’re here?” Avani asks.

She stands in the opening, her hair tumbling out of a messy bun and her cheeks flushed. “Get inside!” I hiss. She crowds in with Kieran and I. “Sort of cramped, isn’t it?” “We were already talking.” I shake my head, my heart hammering. “It doesn’t matter. You found it? The feather?” She nods so enthusiastically a few more hairs come loose. “It comes from a collared tern.” “O…kay?” I exchange a confused look with Kieran. Raven huffs a sigh. “Terns are mountain birds, almost never seen outside of Snowcrest Canyon or what used to be Starfall Mountain.”