Avatar 2 Miles Quaritch Novels & Stories

“Too bad it was destroyed.” Angela felt this time was the best time to mention their mission. “We are actually on a mission to restore Prestoria,” Angela said hoping the Queen would say something positive to her. “Really? And are you sure you can?” the Queen asked, taking a closer look at Miles. She knew what was going in his head. Sprites could read a simple human’s mind. “We will try,” Miles said feeling his tummy rumble again. He was hungry, they both were. “Wish you luck and Angela,” she said as everyone turned to her. “I want to give you this,” the Queen said handing her a mirror. The mirror’s backside was covered in gold and looked magnificent. She had never seen such beautiful fine gl

Qwin saw the pile of items on the ground and grumbled, "She only knows to give me money and herbs. How annoying!" Though he looked annoyed, he took everything. "I doubt the vain people at the Great Apothecary Guild would have any solution! If I find a way to rescue Vincent, Larissa will thank me. That rascal!" Qwin scoffed and kept everything away in his room. … Following the geographic coordinates that Qwin had given her, Larissa managed to locate Phantom Island. But the volcano hadn't erupted, so Phantom Island still hadn't appeared. Along with Vincent and Birdie, Larissa arrived in Phantom Island's vicinity to wait for the island's appearance.

She and I can both wait to mate until then. Clovis runs full out, rushing to get back to our pack. Before I’m out of the middle grounds, the area where all three packs bring their families to play and spend time together, I connect to Quinn’s mind. I hear her talking to the sprites about returning to her brother’s pack. Clovis slows, feeling better now that we can connect with her again. Unlike my sisters, Quinn's mother’s Guardian line doesn’t have the lengthy mind length connection. It’s still stronger than most wolves, but it’s not as strong as my mother and sisters'.

The tunnel leading into the Eclipse was long, nearly a full mile out from the compound, but the two made quick work of it, even with the careful pace they’d set. There was no light in the darkness, so Ava kept her eyes fixed on Xavier’s back as he led her through the darkness.