China Phoenix Bird Novels & Stories

Both Tyron and Adrian remained at a safe distance, their eyes keenly focused on the progressing battle. Suddenly, the Crimson Blood Python radiated an aura of terrifying power, leaving Tyron slightly astonished. "The Phoenix Blood Bird is a descendant of the phoenix," he observed, "but it seems its bloodline has faded considerably over the years. Its strength isn’t as formidable as it once was."

With only its head and torso remaining, the Zombie plopped to the ground like a slab of meat. "You should not have come," hissed Chu Xun. He delivered one final, brutal kick, ripping off the Zombie's head from its torso and it rolled on the ground. Chu Xun wheeled around and his eyes flared with a bright purplish glow. The Eternal Phoenix Scripture! A phoenix – a flaming avian heralding an inferno that devoured every inch of the sky overhead – flapped its thirty-meter-long wingspan and dove down, bringing death and destruction.

The bird answered. Phoenix, the legendary bird that now belongs to a group of myths. As everyone knows, Phoenix is ​​a fire bird. And when we talk about fire, of course we think of Phoenix as red orange. But this bird said its an Ice fire Phoenix? I didn't know there was Ice fire?

And from what he was told about their history as a species, there were no known occurrences even remotely similar to what he experienced. A couple of centuries ago, he had heard a rumor about a phoenix living somewhere in the Andes, but when he was there last time, he didn’t find him. Who knows… maybe they could go to search for him again… maybe they will get lucky and find him… and maybe he’ll know something more than Luke does…

The detail in those feathers is exquisite, every line sharp and sure. I glance back at the walls. Most of the animals she has up are wolves, which makes sense, I guess. But none of them appeal to me. Nothing I want inked into my skin permanently. I do another slow circuit of the room, scanning for anything I might have missed, but it is the same. The only piece that keeps catching my eye is the bird. Sage must notice, because from my spot by the far wall she says, “It’s a phoenix. The phoenix dies and is reborn from the ashes. It symbolises rebirth, strength and transformation.”

To be honest it was a sight to behold. "It is a Phoenix. The bird is called Phoenix and according to the books. I read it is believed to guide someone of great strength and destiny to accomplish their purpose. It is believed that anyone whom it follows becomes a legend," I said with a smile. For the first time, I felt like I knew something he didn’t. "Your life must have been boring for you to memorize such a useless belief. This is the twenty-first century. Those things are mere superstitions," Noah said and I felt my bubble of joy deflate.

An unholy shriek follows as the lava spews into the sky as the smoke rises. When I smirk, then I see it. I turn to look at Starci and her eyes are wide, like she can’t believe what she is seeing. She blinks rapidly. A shriek grows louder when I turn just in time to see a colossal black phoenix with oranges and reds in the centre of her black tail feathers. As she emerges through the bellowing smoke and ash. The bright orange of her eyes locked on us, the gold of her beak and talons glint in the sunlight. Hovering in the air before she shrieks again, her wings erupting into red and gold flames, she dives towards us. Serana!

“That’s the problem here. You see phoenix as babies are very delicate and picky eaters. Every individual has their own taste, so we need to experiment and see what suits its taste. My mother’s phoenix loves eating flames of burning camellias, especially red camellias, which are rare to find.” “How did she find out what her phoenix likes?” Miya shrugged, lifting her hands. “By feeding her flames of over a hundred types of flowers. She often says bringing up her phoenix was more difficult than giving birth to me and my elder brother.” She chuckled. “Your brother? Is he participating in the championship, too?”

The halls of the Phoenix Sanctum shimmered in the morning sun, light reflecting off the crystal-laced columns and catching in the feathers of the massive firebirds soaring overhead. Everything about the ancient home of the Phoenixes felt alive—brighter, warmer, more vibrant than it had in centuries. Power pulsed through the very stones, drawn by the presence of its true queen.

I silently prayed for the strength to say the right words and offer her some comfort. I could hear low whispers coming from the kitchen. As we entered the only thing that caught my attention was the 3 Phoenix birds on the table. I had somehow forgotten that I had found one and now there were three in the kitchen. Each one was a different color. One was silver, one was black, and the last was a deep blue. I felt a chill run through my body as I realized the significance of the three Phoenix birds. They were a sign of something special. They all turned to me and squawked as they fell to me, lowering their heads as if bowing when they raised their heads the Blue one spoke