Arrietty Novels & Stories

*Standard security AI pettiness. Lys’s HUD filled with faint, gray‑outlined cones indicating sensor arcs Aria had sniffed out from low‑level pings. She threaded them like a maze, handed up occasionally to hold the others back as a dormant camera woke, swept, and went dark again. “Feels like walking through someone else’s dream,” Rowan whispered. “Nightmare,” Imani said. They reached the first choke point—a narrower section with a burst water main and a brace of sagging pipes blocking half the passage.

AIROH was accompanied by Zenus when they went to the White Mountain. They used the Vanire to hasten their travel than using a dragon. The faces of the faeries there were astounded to see them. “What kind of sorcery is this?” An old demifae gasped. “Yerie, bless us! It’s true, King Airoh is back!” said a very familiar voice from his side. A female faerie who wore battle armor. Airoh turned to face her and spread his arms. “How are you, Blythe?”

She never really had someone to help her and she wanted people to know she could help. I gave in one day and bought us this little house that was run down and needed a lot of work. While we rented this small apartment. I worked on the house behind Sadie’s back. It was hard to pull off any surprises around Sadie. She always knew what I was up to. She couldn’t help it, but I did my best to keep it off my mind whenever I was around her and so far it seemed to work. Unless she knew and just wasn’t telling me. I didn't want us to bring our new daughter home to a small apartment. I wanted Sadie and my daughter to have a home that belonged to us. Sadie even made a new friend at school. Her name is

When you both reach the spacious living room, your eyes instantly fall to the three figures settled above the white puffy carpeted floor a few feet away from a modernized fire-heater. With a soft smile, your mom gives you a hug, whispering a faint I'll bring you something to eat before walking away to disappear somewhere around this five-thousand pieces of puzzle-like mansion. Great. You internally drawl to yourself, body suddenly flinches when you feel something-well maybe a someone hugging your feet. When you look down, a lump forms in your throat. There's a pair of huge ebony eyes looking up at you in a way that sends a shudder down your spine, and its face's holding way too much curiosit

Aquarian Love 23rd 2043, 6:12 Galeemic Light Joy of Creation Home The missing children, Charlotte & I arrived at their location. The Home of Joy of Creation. “Guys this is the place” I said, the missing children & Charlotte looked at it, “it’s just normal home” Cassidy explained, I got off my hoverboard while the missing children got off my hoverboard & off my back and look at it “true but looks can be deceiving” the missing children, Charlotte & I walked towards the door and ring the doorbell then the door slowly opens “hey Creation” I said “hey Arnold, Missing Children & Charlotte. Did Lucy tell you about the 48hr challenge at this very location?” Creation asked “yes Creation, she told me

I budged but it didn't do anything. "You are not going there without a plan. We don't even know what she looks like." He said. He does have a point, going there without a plan is suicide. "You don't need to do this." The young boy said. "Kid, the princess of the clan is as important as an elder. The princess keeps the balance of each clan, you guys need her." Zale explained. Zale is smart, good-looking, a little bit innocent, and is kind. Thank goodness he is like this because I have no patience to explain these kinds of things. He is also explaining to the children that I am in a bad mood because of the story they told us. "Anyways, do you kids know what she looks like? Or what her name is?

“Wait, it’s really you?! Are you alright? How can you go here?!” “Uff!” a cute sound echoed between them. Darrion looked down to see a lilac colored thing in between him and Jai. “What is that?” Darrion asked. “The forest’s fairy,” Jai answered, leaning away from Darrion. “We’re suffocating it.” Darrion leaned away and Jai let go of the creature, which immediately flew to its pink sibling. “Uff! Breathe!” it exclaimed. Jai chuckled. “Sorry. My friend can get a little too excited when he’s with me.”

Jaida Carlson, a 17-year old girl, realizes from a chance encounter with a young guy named Arius that things are certainly not fairly what they seem. Arius is anything but normal, right down to his retractable claws, black wings, and penetrating red eyes. In interchange of her life, they form an improbable closeness as she tries to help him intermingle into the human world when Jaida finds him lifeless on her school's roof.

She immediately turned away, closing the window behind her, her hand immediately going to her chest. "What is this?" She muttered under her breath, her eyes closing. She did not find the answer, and when she turned to the window, opening it just a little so she could peek out, even Zane was gone too.

She was so devastated to see her friend rabbit lifeless and covered in blood. I told her to let go of the rabbit, so we can bury him in the ground, but she refuses to hand him to me. Instead, she held the rabbit tightly while shedding her tears. What happens next surprises me, Aria's body glows so brightly like the ray of sun that almost blinded me. It was too quick like a flash of light and soon after the incident, the rabbit moves as if nothing had happened. She brought the dead rabbit back to life without any complications. Unfortunately, Aria loses all of her strength and passed out .