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"Once upon a time, the birds received an invitation to meet somewhere in the sky. Tortoise begged the birds for feathers to enable him witness the meeting so he could be able to fly. The birds agreed and each gave tortoise feathers..." The children loved it so much that they begged her to read another. All the children loved her so much and they all her Anty. Before she left, she cleaned up their hostels despite the fact that they had janitors. Sapphire loved working, and now that she's out of the contract relationship, she's gotten her freedom back to life.

Chapter 210 Writers POV _________ Laura smiled as she saw her emerge out of the blue. The bird looked pitch black, and it seemed to have left its host. It flew right towards Laura and whispered some words into her ears. After which it was done, it turned into dust and evaporated. “Ooh wow, is that so?” Laura giggled happily. The news she heard was quite befitting and could be molded to her advantage. Her day had never been brighter, just after hearing the news, she felt like she could accomplish anything.

“Yes.” His uncle turned around, and walked back towards the house. Without second thoughts, Cal began to descend further down into the wide backyard, towards the other end where Miss Shaw now held Nova’s hand as they stared up in the sky, watching a large host of birds, migrating for the night. “That one is slow.” Nova turned to point to the other end at a bird who was barely catching up with its mates, a long distance between them. “Yes,” Miss Shaw said, her eyes following the direction of Nova’s pointing finger.

“Yeah. What the fuck was that? Why is she alive? Why am I alive?!” He goes to a drawer and pulls out a jar. It’s filled with water. “Two millennia ago, a red wolf, Rogue, stumbled into the desert. Almost dead, he was covered in fire light. With his head heavy, he raised it to see a brilliant bird flying over head. The bird was on fire. It circled him. Urged him to follow. The Rogue crawled in the direction of the birds flight path. It screeched from the sky. Urging him further. He climbed this mountain and saw a body of water. He crawled to the edge, but his heart gave out and he died. The bird was saddened by this because she could feel his pain. With all her strength, she pick up the Rogue

After I got it I pulled out a chair and sat in front of the table near it by the window. "Deceptive," I read in the written title of the book, I opened it in turn and what popped up to me was a picture of a large creature that was half human and wolf, its body full of feathers. “He has no death, to this day he is still alive, trying to save the woman he first loved and wants to be with for life,” I read here. There was some spark that flowed through my being. I wasted no more time and I opened the book, but my torn eyebrows met its pages, even if I looked over and over I could not read anything, until I got to the back of the book and there was I noticed a very small letter.

She started screaming and calling Adonis's name for help because she was scared. The thing looks like a bird, but its eyes are like those of a person. What kind of bird is it? And where will she go? Both of us ran through the woods after it. Its eyes were just like ours. I have never seen a bird like this before. It went deeper and deeper into the forest until it and Sofia disappeared. My pumpkin. My mate. I stood still, didn't move, and did nothing. Out of the corner of my eye, I could see that Adonis became impotent, as if his blood had left his body. He walked around and sniffed the air to see if he could find the bird's tracks, but there was nothing useful. What would you suggest we do?

I hissed. But the bird didn’t fly away. Just tapped its beak against the glass again and glared at me as if saying, “Open up, idiot.” Typical. Of course Zelda’s pet bird would be just as stubborn as she was. I leaned forward and peered out the window, seeing nothing out of the ordinary outside; everything was peaceful, quiet. The bird appeared to be alone. Finally, I unlocked the window and pushed it open just enough for Mel to hop inside. The damn thing strutted across my windowsill like it owned the place, then lifted the leg that was carrying the paper.

I turn and see Bahm standing across the room with Azalea sitting on the ground by his feet. I cough and cough, preparing to crawl away when he begins taking robotic steps towards my direction. His eyes still black, claws out and his fangs elongating out of his mouth. In my peripheral view, I see something red and black land on my shoulder. I look to see a small bird, so small, you’d think it was a baby mouse. Red feathers and a black strip along it’s belly. It chirped and sounded like it said, “Anna”. A very tiny scroll was attached to the feet of the bird. It chirped a couple of times and then flys away without the paper and it rolled off my shoulder and into my lap.

Ethan giggled, I had a weird feeling about this image, I couldn't see myself as the female bird, because it never looked like me. "It's not, this isn't me and you... First off I'm never described a bird and secondly if I was to be a bird I would be a dove and not some evil looking bird" I tried to convince him, knowing that they were deeper thoughts into this than what he was saying. "It seems awkward that your book thinks we're ugly" Ethan scoffs as he places the book in my hands. "I don't really know..." I was shocked when I turned to the last page of the book, one of the birds was dead and it had the name Paul written on it's wings "you need to see this Ethan"

Lyra's POV As I peacefully dozed on my soft bed, Layla, my faithful dog, rested by my side. Suddenly, Layla's ears perked up, and she fixed her gaze on the window. Intrigued, I listened as whispers of my name floated in from outside. A chill ran down my spine when I caught sight of a shadowy, winged figure swooping past the window. Knowing Layla was seconds away from barking, I hushed her, not wanting to wake my father. Tentatively, I left Layla indoors and ventured outside, spotting the enigmatic creature standing near a tree.