Novel & Cerita Consider The Birds

"What?!!!! Are you nuts????! You just literally told me a minute ago that meeting an Adarna bird is not a good idea and now you are telling me that we need one to guide us to its nest??" "You don't get it. Adarna birds are not as harmful as they sounded. We just need to be cautious around them. There are two important points that one should keep in mind when dealing with an Adarna Bird." Abby listened attentively to what Eugene was about to say since it is a matter of life and death to her.

The only ones I would mind keeping were Kayla, Sean, and Lluvia… and maybe the Finches. I didn’t get a chance to answer anyway. Before I could say another word, a loud noise coming from the south caught all of our attention. I looked up in the sky to see a huge group of birds of all shapes and sizes coming our way. My stomach tangled in a knot. “Not again….”

I slept while thinking all these things and by holding that earring meanwhile birds on the tree opposite to rishi's balcony bird 1 : hey did you see that bird 2 : what bird 1 : this fellow is not drinking from few days and didn't bring any girl bird 2 : yeah its true what happened to this fellow bird 1 : can't you understand he fallen in love bird 2 : is it can he also fall in love bird 1 : yeah because angels are born to tame the devils bird 2 : is it then why this guy unable to recognize his feelings bird 1 : because he never felt like this with anyone bird 2 : oh is it can we help this devil to get that angel

"A Monarch-rank mechanical bird has appeared over Riverside. It has a wingspan of over twenty meters and leads thousands of mechanical birds hovering over Riverside. They've already caused many casualties." "We didn't see anything like that when we left. Did this just happen?" Jodi nodded. "Yes. The military tried to drive the birds away, but they showed no intention of leaving. The military's plan is to evacuate everyone in the city. Once the evacuation is complete, they'll take action." Victor didn't ask what kind of action the military would take. The military's might was unfathomable. Their missiles and bombs were extremely powerful. The military having such a strong deterrent power was

Carthae looked at Rabi who is smiling towards him, “Nice to meet you again, Rabi.” Rabi bowed and greeted the carthae like an old friend. “These humans here have something to ask you.” “And what would that be?” asked the bird. “About our friend.” Replied Alex. The bird listened eagerly. “We’re asking if he was still alive.” Alex added. The bird nodded and moved backwards, opened its wings where it expanded so greatly it almost covered all of them. Its wings flapped and it soar above them where it was divided again into an almost-transparent figures.

The next day, Sira couldn't stop thinking about her nightmare, although she felt much better after talking to her mother. While she was playing in the yard, Sira saw a small bird flying and landing on a tree branch. The bird seemed to be struggling, one of its wings looked injured. Sira approached the bird carefully. She remembered her mother's message to always be gentle with small creatures. "Don't be afraid, I won't hurt you," she whispered as she held out her hand.

As I watch, I completely zone out, mentally comparing my life to the birds’ lives. “It can always be removed if you don’t like the birds,” Atlas says, startling me and making me jump as he wraps his arms around me from behind. “Oops, sorry love. We can move it, get rid of it entirely, or change it to house whatever creature you like.” “No! I love it! It’s so peaceful and calming,” I said, relaxing into him with a shake of my head. “I wasn’t frowning because of the birds… just…” I paused, not wanting to sound childish. I sigh heavily before I continue.

And it was so much more aggravating than his annoyance would have been. “A bird could lose its ability to fly, but we see it and we do not call it a goat or a badger, we call it a bird. It is still a bird. It has not lost its beak or its feet. It will still peck to feed. You may not be able to grace the skies Vi, but you're still a bird.” “I don't want to be a bird. We eat birds.” I argued. There was more of that warm but annoying laughter.

Just then, the door swung open. Zayden walked in. “What flying documents? Didn’t you give up flying?”