Blue Snowball Ice Novels & Stories

Her speed increased, the trees became a blur around her. "There! Hide in there!" The young goddess's voice was spoken aloud and was labored. The white wolf did as she asked and slowed to a stop in a cave hidden behind a drapery of vines. Inside the cave was a huge crystal with the moon shining light down on it. The moonbeam seemed to fill the crystal with magic. The she-wolf stunned by such a sight almost missed the smell of blood coming from the moon goddess. "Were you hit? How bad is it?" The she-wolf asked.

As rain started to fall, I belatedly remembered how the weather forecast said it would get colder later in the night, and maybe even start to snow. Once it starts snowing in Atlanta, it never seems to stop. I used to dread winter, but Lucas would always wrap me in his coat several sizes larger than I was, keeping a warm blanket available in his car just for me. Looking back now, those moments of so-called happiness were never meant to last. As the rain poured harder, strands of hair stuck damply to my forehead, and my steps wavered almost to the point of collapse. I shook my head and let out a bitter laugh. How did my life end up like this?

There would be no delivery. I stood up and laughed coldly. “Then stop wasting electricity,” I said. “Save the money and buy some cold medicine instead. You would not want your precious assistant catching a chill in a sixty-degree air-conditioned room. “I quit.” Jessica froze. “You are resigning over something this small? Just because of the air conditioning?”

This body can’t handle hard labors ha? Ice should be color blue with a mixture of white… right? I froze when I saw that it’s red. My ice is red! I hurriedly examine it, it’s still cold like ordinary but it’s red! Is there something wrong? Is this the effect of using my ability in a different body? I squinted my eyes and saw that the giant is still moving inside! It’s alive! His eyes is in pure anger and started banging the ice wall, the ground shook. Woah! It’s still alive!

"Come on, let's team up against Sandy. I'll help you remove the snow from my car later." I nodded eagerly, accepting his invitation. Our smiles grew wider, filled with playful anticipation. As snowballs flew through the air, we laughed uncontrollably, not caring about getting hit or the coldness surrounding us. "I can't believe you actually hit me!" I exclaimed, brushing off the snow from my coat. "You shouldn't underestimate me," Christopher replied with a smirk, readying his next attack."Go take that!" The snowball battle continued, our laughter ringing through the winter air, as we exchanged playful banter and aimed snowballs at each other. The coldness of the snow was forgotten, replaced

“What’s the matter? Why is your face so pale?” “L-look in front of y-you. W-what do you s-see?” “I see snow! Pure, white snow— nothing more than that.” “Yes!” Ishida bellowed. “Yes! The dangerously white form of precipitation that we Lagodans fear the most has finally caught up with me. It has confronted me! There’s no way I can escape from it. It’s following me everywhere I go.” “Snow? Dangerous? Ishida, what’s wrong with snow? It’s cold, powdery, and sometimes fluffy, too.”

He looked at me with the particular scepticism of someone who has been promised things before. “I’m going to teach you how to disappear,” I said. He frowned. “What, like a magic trick?” “Like biology.” I pointed to my eyes. “Every human being has a blind spot. Where the optic nerve meets the retina the brain just fills in the blanks and you never notice what’s missing. In hockey, that spot gets bigger. The cage, the padding, the helmet they create pockets of nothing. If you stay in that gap, you don’t exist to the defender.”

He spread his arms happily. "What's this?" asked Andras angrily. Andras was disturbed by the snowflakes falling from the sky. The snowflakes felt a piercing cold that hurt when they touched his body. His energy seemed to be drained when it came into contact with the snowflakes. Sensing the danger from the snowflakes, Andras shielded himself with a black magic shroud as his body shield. The snowflakes were getting harder and harder to fall from the sky. Then from the blizzard that fell from the sky came several Ice Crystal dragons that flew straight towards the cursed Mana Tree.

He had never liked to use any weapon but his fists, so his way of fighting had always been violent and direct. As soon as they landed, a huge snowball that was big enough to cover them fell from the sky before they could stand steadily. The two swung their swords. When the sword radiance fell on the snowball, it could not stop the snowball. In the blink of an eye, the two of them wielded their swords dozens of times to destroy the strength contained in the snowball. The snowballs flew in all directions, and the surging snowflakes covered their sight. The two suddenly raised their heads. A huge iceberg appeared in the void, almost blocking the sunlight in the sky.

My team and I retaliated with gusto, our snowballs flying in a determined counter-attack. In the heat of the battle, a playful idea sparked in my mind. I scooped up a handful of snow, packing it tightly into a perfect sphere. My target? Jacob, who was currently launching a snowball towards one of my teammates. I took a deep breath, aimed, and let the snowball fly. It sailed through the air, a white comet headed straight for him. Just as he turned around, my snowball found its mark, landing squarely on his chest.