Bird Box Creature Novels & Stories

The box rattles in response, its structure looking unstable as it shakes in place, its edges blurred as it vibrates at an increasing speed as her note rises in pitch. And then stops. “This box is not third century,” one of the males standing behind the female speaks in clear, flat, ancient celestial rather than the bell voice of the female, which Orion quickly translates. “It’s a first-century artifact.” If the history books can be trusted, dragons came to this world nearly 5,000 years ago. It already felt impossible that Atremi was lucky enough to find a third-century archon box so perfectly intact, but a first-century box felt nearly impossible. Everything that old had long disintegrated i

"Horses and birds…. Wow, Sikandar Shah, what kind of choice do you have." "Yes madam, come with me I will show you Big Bird House of Master." "Ohhh wow….this is also here." Biya's interest was increased. "Yes madam, come." Biya walked forward following him back. After the end of the long stretching ground of the horse stable, she saw a big cage there. Maybe it's because of this it was named Big Bird House. There she saw all species of birds in every color. All the big and small beautiful and adorable birds were flying here and there according to their willpower.

said the pale child. “It’s a kid!” Johan was finally able to say. “Where did the bird go?” “She is the bird,” Dorin tried to explain. “She’s a caladrius – a bird with healing powers,“ he turned back to Azra. “Have you seen Seb’s glasses?” he asked the child.

It stared right at her and screeched, defiant. Caitlin was taken aback. It was such a large, beautiful and primal bird. “What is it?” Caitlin asked. “A falcon,” Blake said. Caitlin stared. “It’s a vampire thing,” he added. “We use them as couriers.” “Couriers?” Caitlin asked. Blake set down his spear, took two steps forward, and pointed at the Falcon’s neck. Caitlin looked down and saw the small metal box, clamped to its claw.

He was shorter than my palm ! This small thing wrecked the mighty beta ? It was hard to believe. He was so tiny and cute. Innocence dripped from this tiny creature. Spoiler alert, in the distant future they turned out to be beasts. I tell you, the most mischievous beasts. They were not wolves. They were monsters incarnated ! “Xayden !!” Nox shrieked, angrily, bringing me back to reality. I gulped when I saw the angry bird behind me livid. “Hold my hand ! How many times do I need to tell you ?!” He was on the verge of crying again.

For Phoenix are the birds of fire, they hatch from fire. Toshani walked towards the hearth and kneeled beside it, peering into it. The egg cracked open and a golden chick, covered in soot walked out. "Well, hello there little one, how do you feel after being reborn?" The chick looked at her and gave a loud chirp. Toshani gently took the baby Phoenix in her hand and cradled it wondering if it remembered its previous life. Then laughed at herself, even if it did there was no way of finding that out. It could not talk.

“Other new roommates. I am not yet safe. From the dense fern weed a creature proud of our light. She looked like an absurd mixture of an original raptor and a gallic chicken. The Animal was enough to my knee. It had thick, shed legs, a grumped body covered by dazzling, steel blue and emerald green feathers, and a solid, bent beak that effortlessly cracks nuts (or fingers) could. Behind the first birding tripped three more to the light. You pick curious about our modified water filters and pierce deep, grumping Sounds out. “Silas’ archive called her Gallus gallus domesticus,” Kael said quietly. ‘But the

I hurry out through the door, praying the thing won't hatch, but I'm not that lucky. A blue, magical light covers the entire egg, and there I stand, sweaty back against the cabin's door while this tiny creature chirps at me. It has enormous black eyes and blue, feathered wings. Some might call it a dragon, but in my eyes, it's a wolf in sheep's clothing, or, in more proper terms, it's a reptile dressed as a bird. "Chup-chup!" My head gets overwhelmed by the bird-like sound because I can tell by looking into the little fucker's eyes that he or she is thinking, "Daddy!"

Quite showy for my taste. Sitting down the throne, I cleared my throat and went on, “Yes, I want to. Recently, I have had recurring visitors in my kingdom; winged creatures that I am sure is native to your realm.” On my signal, William entered bringing with him a metal bird cage. Inside it were two insects I had told him to capture while I was still in my impromptu honeymoon. They were as still as stone, perching on the vertical wooden beam at the center of the cage as if they weren’t concerned they were captured.

Soheila caressed the bord's head. After saying that, a tiny screech was heard from outside the window. It was a tiny red-orange bird, but it doesn't have a round body. The bird had long eyelashes and sharp eyes as it went inside Soheila's room. Soheila smirked and said, “You're here Gigantic Firebird.” The bird in front of Soheila was the Gigantic Firebird that kept on flying around and crying back in the forest. It was the Gigantic Firebird, however, it turned her size into a tiny one to avoid attention.