Ging X Kite Novels & Stories

CHYNA We took the ATV car and went to Saturn Cove. Soon, I found out why. Currently, a kite festival was taking place. Lots of participants were joining the festival. Different kinds of colorful giant kites were flying in the sky. And yes, it’s fun to watch those kites flying around. We made fun of the different tricks and exhibitions of those colorful things flying in the air. And to add up with the excitement, surfers were all over too. I could see Ariadnie whose riding the waves, exceptionally great.

“We stretch them with saline and prayer.” “We teach the prayer to the people who’ll need it next,” he said. “Prayer is just breathing with something to look at,” Leah said. “We’ll find them a window.” Jun arrived with Mira and Arman and a stack of papers that made their arms look busier than their faces. Alexander came last, eyes too bright, the kind of bright that means nothing exploded only because he watched it. “Mesh is quiet,” he said. “Which makes me nervous, so I told the kites to show off. If anyone’s sniffing, they’ll smell aluminum and old ribbon and think we have a budget.”

“Today we’re going to work on getting out of a ground pin. Moonraiser and Nguyen will demonstrate.” Coach then motioned to where Kairos and Petyr were. Kairos took his place on the ground on his back. Petyr placed himself on top of Kairos like they were wrestling. Then Kairos got his arm across Petyr’s chest and shoved, hard. Petyr rolled to be under Kairos with a grunt. “Good!” Coach called from across the gym. “Now demonstrate the reverse swing, Moonraiser.”

His physical prowess is undeniable, each movement precise and powerful, compelling in its efficiency. Oscar and I square off once more, my mind clearer this time. I channel my observations of Greg’s demonstration into our practice. The sequence feels more natural now, my movements fluid as I feint, then duck under Oscar’s arm. With a swift motion, I bring him to the ground. My knee finds its place between his shoulder blades, pressing down with controlled force. "Better, Xander. Keep that control," Greg remarks, his stopwatch in hand as he moves to the next pair. I nod, feeling a surge of pride from his praise.

Hailey and I admire her strength and confidence. 'I’m Kylie and I will be your instructor today. To begin, you will all need to find a partner.' Hailey and I playfully elbow and wink at eachother. Kylie calls her assistant to the front of the room. 'Today, we are going to start with the Hammer-strike. This is best done using items in your handbag such as car keys. Hold them like this and thrust downwards at your target.' Kylie demonstrates the move many times, then has us practice on eachother.

“ Of course, let's go so we can try it already, “ Diego said. I watched them play while Diego taught my son how to use the kite. A few minutes later, he already knew what to do. “ I did it! I did it, Daddy Uncle! I did it, Mom!” He said while holding the kite string. He even ran towards me and showed me. “ Wow! You made it! “ I picked his cheeks, which made him giggle. Actually, we only have plans to swim, but when he saw others playing kites, he curiously wanted to learn how to do it, too. After he's done playing, Diego starts to pace the food that we bought on the picnic carpet. We also have big umbrellas.

Poor guy tried to fight out of my grasp, but my grip was too strong for him to break free. “Oh, for goodness’s sake.” Xander let out an exasperated sigh and grabbed more of our flyers to roll them into a thick swatting machine—yes, I called it a swatting machine. You have a problem with that? Xander, like the monster that he is, starts hitting the air, trying to hit the flying abomination. He curses when it slips under one of the boxes. He turns to me. “Hailey, Romeo, help me out here!”

How could he have any crooked thoughts? Zhou Tian and Fang Qingling both knew how to play two big kites, but Hua Jin didn't quite understand how to put them. "Young Master, do you want to put them in the sky?" Hua Jin looked at the kite and asked Zhou Tian. "Yes, I'll let one fly first, and then you can try." As Zhou Tian spoke, he put down the kite and handed it to Hua Jin. Hua Jin held the wire wheel and soon figured out how to put the long line. She was very happy to put the kite very high. Everything she had never played was very novel.

“Is that your kite, Lil’ Pie? Let’s see how high and how pretty it is.” Callia pointed at the kite in Zachary’s hand. “That’s mine. I can’t fly. Daddy fly.” Grandma May and Serenity approached Zachary alongside Callia. The kids swarmed Grandma May, showing off their kites, and Grandma May praised how great they were at flying the kites. Once Zachary put Callia’s kite in the air, he handed the string to her. He told Grandma May, “It’s quite sunny, Nana. Let’s sit in the shade.”

Sensing her hesitation, he added, "I'll just watch from the side and won't bother you. Think of it as giving Shanice a playmate." Celeste had always liked Shanice. And she really didn't want to be alone right now. Hearing this, she finally agreed. Together with Shanice, Celeste picked out a blue butterfly kite they both liked. Celeste had experience flying kites from her outings with Jordyn. She was fairly skilled. However, the kite they picked was larger than expected, and Shanice was too small to handle it. Quickly, Beck stepped forward to help them manage it.