Novel & Cerita Blue Parrot Lake Norman

"Don’t think about anything and just enjoy the ride, baby." Anna’s stomach fluttered with butterflies. She blushed and shifted her gaze to the lake beneath them. Surprisingly, the water was not filthy. It had a bright, pleasant blue color that allowed them to see the fish swimming in the water. Ducks and Flamingos were also surrounding the lake. It was quite a sight to behold.

Every so often, there would be waterfowl flitting past the surface of the Erhai lake, hunting the small river shrimp that was a specialty here. The sky was so blue that it looked touchable, as though you could just reach out and catch a handful of the fluffy white clouds. There was an old tree fallen by the bankside. The water level of the lake must have risen because only half of the old tree was still visible. One day, a parrot had roosted there, probably after escaping from someone’s house. The woman on the chair ended up adopting it. It was a carefree life without any disruptions from the mortal plane.

All eyes followed him and dare not to speak. When Dreygur arrived at the palace park, he went to the wooden bench next to the lake with water lilies and endangered fishes varied in different colors residing in the clear crystal water. A group of black swans plays along with the horde of dragonflies around. Wildflowers bloom beautifully that match the trimmed bermuda grasses.

“No, you stay here with Abigail. She is weak and upset. Stay with her and keep her company.” “Ok, hurry back.” And with that Alaina turned and walked out of the house. It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining bright and you could hear the birds in the distance. It wouldn’t take her long to cover the distance between her and the birds, but they need something a little more satisfying. Birds just wouldn’t cut it. They needed something bigger and with more blood. They didn’t usually hunt humans because they don’t want a lot of unwanted attention of people coming up missing and search parties for searching them. So, they mainly just hunted animals, but the animals knew they were being hunted

Come on, think! Then I realized what was missing... I opened my eyes, calmed my nerves, and ambled toward these different animals surrounding me. Deer, parrots, foxes, a hawk, hummingbirds, and even a tarantula that was busy weaving its web. There were also a couple of swans on the lake.

A small, crystal-clear lake nestled at the base of the mountains, reflecting the sky like a mirror. “Wow,” I breathed, my eyes wide with wonder. It was stunning. Norman smiled, a genuine smile this time. “This is my…sanctuary,” he said, his voice soft. “I come here when I need to…clear my head. Or sometimes, when my wolf is restless, I’ll come for a run.”

the chef smiled before going back to the cooking. “Magamo… Kohakucho?” Jai looked at Darrion in questioning look. Darrion nodded. “Yep. That’s the one. It’s kinda hard to pronounce, so I just call it Lake Town,” the blonde laughed. “They call the village… Uhh… Duck… And…” “Mallard and Tundra Swan,” the young man corrected. “The name was taken from the many Mallards and many Tundra Swans cultivated in the area before the war. It was called Droris Lake Town before. Droris is the name of the lake.”

"But, we did slow down your progress, Master." If the Rainbow-piercing Eagle is no longer there because of us, Then, then we deserve to die!" Herd Norman's words once again entered the heart of Dragon Que. He was indeed very concerned about this matter. This time, what he wanted was the two precious feathers under the wings of the Rainbow Piercing Eagle. When the time came to decorate his flying wings, his flight trajectory would become as brilliant as a rainbow. At that time, no matter where he went, he would be the focus of everyone's attention.

The two of us agreed and quickly headed out to the car that was waiting out front of the packhouse. As we were driving out of the pack lands, we passed by the Blue Lake. “Can we stop really quickly?” Wyatt nodded, pulling the car off to the side of the road. I rushed out, looking down over the edge of the hill. The lake was truly beautiful. Something that you would buy a photograph of and put it above your couch in your living room. The way the sun glistened off of the deep, blue water was breathtaking and so peaceful. Large birds dipped low, their wings nearly touching the top of the water as they flew. A family of turtles sat on the shore line basking in the sun.

Before flying out, it looked at Estella, and then at Valor almost glaring with its tiny round black eyes, sending him a sense of fear, which he ignored. All the four ones settled into their respective resting places, while closing their eyes off and drifting into sleep, since they had been tired from a long journey after having their meals. The next day, morning sun had risen from below the horizon, making the ground nearly orange with its rays sending life to all the plants and animals, warming the cooled soil. The water looked extra orange with a tinge of crimson blue as if it was behaving shy after being sun-kissed. A beautiful girl was bathing in the water of this lake, which was present