Finn From Adventure Time Novels & Stories

he chuckled, as he held my shoulders to steady me. I felt different, like an attraction towards him. I stared at his eyes, a very beautiful shade of green. “You must be the girl Ronan brought in as Dorathy's nanny. I’m Finn, his brother, and the pack doctor. I'm not scared, I promise,” he smiled. I didn’t smile, but I didn’t move either. “You look like you need to breathe. Come on, let’s get you some air.” He turned, gesturing to me to follow him. Something about him made me feel safe.

Judging from the duo's interaction, however, they could deduce that Tobias and Finn were very close to each other. Dante asked, "Do you know Prince Toddy in person, Mr. Carter?" Finn picked up the Faldorian language in the past years. So, he was pretty surprised when he heard what Dante said. "Prince Toddy?" Dante looked at Tobias, who raised his eyebrows to explain, "That's right. I'm the prince." Finn said, "Woah, Nelly." Avery teased, "You're done for, Finn. You got your snot on Mr. Ripley's clothes."

“Aren’t you the girl in He squinted his eyes as if he was having trouble placing her in the role of the broomstick-riding teenage witch. Talia smiled. “Yeah, that’s me.” “She’s an actor,” Jack said to Riley. Riley rolled his eyes. “I get that, Dad,” he said in a way Talia knew well and made her smile just the tiniest bit. “I’m Finn,” Finn said, not moving from his spot but putting his arm around the redhead. “This is my fiancée, Peyton.” “Nice to meet you,” Talia said, trying to keep a pleasant smile on her face, even though Finn was looking at her with suspicion.

I told him. We were well into the forest and had stopped to shift. Mason was clinging to his father like a lifeline and I knew there was no way Finn would decline. No wolf could deny his pup the chance to bond with his animal. “Callum would love to give you a ride, little man. Just let mommy and daddy shift quickly then you can climb on his back.” Finn agreed excitedly. I started to strip out of my clothes, preparing to shift, when Finn flipped out. “What the fu-, hell do you think you’re doing?” He demanded.

Finn, who had been on a quest for several weeks now, searching for his friend and colleague, Silas, stood facing Silas, with his eyes transfixed. Sara had tasked Finn with finding Silas and bringing him home but he was not sure this kind of creature could brought home. As Finn had wandered through the outskirts of a nearby village, he stumbled upon Silas. Finn noticed that Silas looked different than he remembered. His eyes were bloodshot, and his face was covered in scars. Silas looked up and recognized Finn immediately.

Not to be outdone, they unleashed their own powerful weapons, striking the barrier to carve out openings and enter the secret realm. As more people poured into the forbidden area, the scene grew increasingly chaotic. Everyone seemed eager to be the first to enter. Adrian observed the situation from a distance, his expression betraying mild surprise. Andy, standing beside him, chuckled. "Let me introduce this old guy. He's a wandering fortune-teller we call Finnian. He's got some skills, and with him around, maybe we'll run into fewer problems." Andy's introduction was brief. Finnian studied Adrian and said, "Young man, your strength is impressive for your age. Seems we're getting old."

Draw a line and move forward. Finn's been parked on a stool behind the desk since five, like a king who's been told his legs are decorative. He's allowed to greet people, answer the phone and sign up new members. It’s not even by choice. He’s dying to help. He tried to carry a case of water in from the truck yesterday and Mato immediately took it off him and kept walking. Finn sulked about it for ten solid minutes. It was honestly great. He looks like himself again.

Dawn broke slowly over the mountains surrounding Vancouver. Pale sunlight spread across the forest and reflected off the frozen lake behind the Thorne cabin. The towering column of ice that Finn had created during the night still stood in the middle of the lake like a crystalline monument. It glittered in the early light. Inside the cabin, the morning was much less dramatic. Finn ran through the hallway in his socks, swinging his toy hockey stick. “I make big ice!” he announced proudly. Liam followed him, lifting a foam puck with his telekinesis and dropping it again.

All I could do was smile at him. "I can't believe you're going to be my date tonight." He appended when I didn't reply. I couldn't believe it either if you told me that a day ago, I would be choosing death over it. But right there, I was only smiling at the excited incognito murderer who kidnapped me. Finn POV Instead of going to school, I spent that day promoting my men, not that I trusted them the way I do Teddy and Reddy, but Samuel and Justin were people I felt comfortable around. I've known them for a while. So they were the replacement of Teddy and Reddy around me.

Then Jasper came over. Jasper was Finn’s classmate and also lived nearby. He had come to drop off a puzzle set they had planned to play with. “Why do you look like that?” Jasper asked. Finn held up the tablet. “No one wants to watch the new animation with me.” Jasper looked at him. “I can watch it with you.” Finn’s face brightened a little. “Really?” “Yes.” So the two boys sat in the sitting room and watched the animation together. Finn slowly relaxed. He laughed at some parts, pointed at the screen, and told Jasper which character was the strongest.