Elephant Balls Novels & Stories

Tasha scanned the gifts at the top shelf below the game 'First to Dunk' it was a game where cups were placed at a distance if you tossed the ball and get it into the cup you win the game. "The elephant" Tasha finally chose. "Your wish is my command," Eric said then held the first ball after muttering under his breath he threw the ball and then missed. "Ha!" Denver laughed, "I told you he would miss" "Yeah yeah, I still have four turns," He said picking another ball. He threw again still missed, he did two more times and still missed. "Guy this shit is so funny," Denver said laughing to the point his eyes became teary.

The bear was bright pink and nearly as tall as she was. “If anyone can win this game, it's you,” Elsie said, stepping close to Oliver. I hope she's right, he thought. How embarrassing would it be to lose this in front of her? “You get three balls to throw,” the attendant said, handing the balls to Oliver. “If you're able to knock them all down with just those balls, you can have the giant teddy bear. I'll tell you right now, though, it's harder than you think. Not one person has pulled it off today.”

Things are not going to work out for me if he keeps butting in. Just then Axel walked into their centre. He looked up at the three adults and he could feel electric between them. He gently tugged at Adrian's pants. Adrian looked down. Axel pointed at a large elephant plushie hanging from the prize booth. "You want that?" Adrian's expression softened immediately, rage contained. Axel nodded. “Let's go and buy it.” But when they reached, it wasn't for sale. "Each balloon carries a different prize," the booth attendant explained. “It's only when you pop the balloon that carries the elephant plushie that you can win it. Else you leave with which ever animal you win.”

She pressed herself forward on Alec’s shoulders, peering over the fences and into each exhibit like she was hunting for treasure. “Look, Mommy! An elephant!” she gasped, pointing dramatically. Alec looked at me and grinned. “Wanna tell her about elephants or should I?” “Go ahead,” I said, already amused. He adjusted Aspen slightly so she could see better. “Okay, little butterfly, elephants are the largest land animals on Earth. They can weigh over six tons, and they’re really smart—kind of like Uncle Jason when he’s not talking.” Aspen giggled. “Do they have wings?”

Prodding here and there with curiosity, I manage to find a small lump about the size of a tennis ball, which I find hard to describe. Picking it up, I find that it is seriously heavy! Does this look like the compressed remains of a bomb? Was it really able to squeeze all the spiders in this little ball? But how is that possible? Do you think that is more of a gravity or force element rather than the death element? Well, that's good for me! It's almost a shame that I can't really eat this ball, it would appear to be a disgusting cocktail, part dirt, part crushed spiders.

My fluffy elephant I had since I was a baby sits pride of place on my bed where it has sat for years. I lift my elephant and hug it as I walk around my room, so many memories. I run my hand over my dressing table and a coating of dust covers my fingers. I open my jewellery box, the ballerina stands up but has run out so I turn the key to wind her up and the music comes alive as she spins; Swan lake by Stokowski plays.

He realized that this colossal beast was an enormous elephant. Unlike ordinary elephants, this one emitted billowing black mist. Its skin was not only thick but also enhanced with formidable strength. With a glance, Adrian understood what was happening. This elephant had been contaminated by the black mist. Just as the people on Silver Peak Island gained formidable strength due to the influence of the black mist, the world's animals also underwent mutations. Most animals lacked the strength to endure the black mist and perished on the spot. However, big-sized creatures like elephants could absorb the black mist and be transformed.

We walked to the elephant exhibit, I heard her squeal as she ran up to the glass for a closer look. “There is a baby in there, look how cute!” She examined, not breaking eye contact with the baby elephant that couldn't be more than a few weeks old. “You like babies?” I asked probably the most stupid question as a young human woman. Humans love babies, even the humans who don't want any of their own love cute bubbling children. “Yes, all babies are just the most adored thing ever. I just want to bite the chubby cheeks.” She wiggled had balls fists for effect.

His entire body moves to the left, and that's when I notice a very colorful stall that plays balloon darts. "Come. That looks like fun!" He walks over. "Hey, Luther!" He is gone like the wind, and now I have no other option than to follow him. The place is crowded, and Luther has to push to get to the front. Everyone is staring at the same life-size plushie of an elephant. I guess that's the grand price. "I've always wanted one of those," Luther points at it, his eyes wide with excitement. "Great, we can order it from the Internet. Let's go," I fasten my hand around his arm, to pull him away, but he has refused to budge.

Chase wondered about this once more. The elephant was a stage-nine martial god sovereign, but it was picked up by the giant hand and crushed in the air. Its blood, flesh, and innards fell scattered to the ground. The herd of elephants was trembling with fear. The braver ones stumbled as they tried running away. However, the giant hand did not let them escape so easily. A green light flashed, and elephants kept getting caught and crushed. Their flesh and blood shot out everywhere in the air. Chase and the others could only release their vital spirit protective energy fields to protect themselves from being hit by the flesh and blood.