Glacion Novels & Stories

"I have a few pieces of Glacier Rock, would it be better to link it togethor or meld it togethor?" "Depends on what it is used in or on. Meaning the type of armor you are going to make." Ren went ahead and grabbed the area for the sleeves. Slowly he inscribed a Shield Formation. As he worked he went into deeper detail. "Glacier Rock is just rock that has small traces of Frost Ion Energy. It is better used with Lighting Powder and Dark Iron." "But Lighting Powder is so volatile." "True, but the traces of Lighting tends to cause a faster melting process in forging when used with Glacier Rock. Adding in the rough texture of Black Iron and you can make a great set of armor."

The atmosphere of misery floes left behind by the presence of sharp cold air, the rumblings, the crumbling of huge Mountains of glacier extending throughout the continent, colossal icicles spreading across the whole Humane kingdom and far changes the whole regions in seconds as snows, hales rained down on the frozen permafrost causing uncontrollably shivering to the bones of every single being present which only few could endure.

Inside, five small false wolf children huddled together. A girl handed her Loera’s pouch. Inside was a carved wolf’s tooth and an unnaturally cold blue stone. The girl touched the tooth and said a name, Evrek. She touched the stone, speaking her daughter’s name, Loera. The ancient word for the blue ice of a living glacier.

she asked glaring at me but before I could answer movement in the rocks above caught my attention, noticing my look Desert looked at me "What is it?" "Stay here, keep close to Acre" "ACRE" I yell "Yeah alright, calm down bro, I'm right here," Acre says from behind me "Oh sorry, take care of Desert, Ill be right back" "Where are you going?" he asks concerned but I didn't want to alarm anyone so I mind linked him "There's someone up above" "Ok be safe, call if you need me" "PIG," the words said out loud caught my attention, so I turn to Desert with a smile on my face and raised eyebrows

She squatted in front of the water and di-p her hand in it,,the water was so cold. She suddenly smiled when an idea stucked into her head,,she controlled the water with her mind and it turned to ice immediately,she grinned wi-dely but the smile was short lived when suddenly the ice broke and melted, ‘What’s going on?’ She thought and t©uçhed the water,it was almost boiling,,so h0t. She looked up and turned to Kingston but he didn’t move,,she turned back to the water and tried freezing it again but each time it happens,the water melt right away. She stood up feeling frustrated and walked to Kingston angrily

I said with a laugh as worry lines creased his brow. We rode the Hipper, a superconducting levitation transporter that took city dwellers to and from the Drock, then proceeded onward to the edge of the ice lands. At speeds of over five hundred miles an hour, we passed computerized automotive harvesters and hovering seeding machines that dotted the landscape. Leaves as bright as jewels spun through the air in the Hipper’s wake. In the distance, the towering ice mountains stretched across the horizon. The ice lands covered two-thirds of our planet, sustaining a population of more than eighty million.

I know the lady will be getting back to us, I bet she wanted us to grieve before talking about business. Chloe's eyes changed because she finally accepted her destiny. Nathan told me about how a grey werewolf's eyes can change to that of the bright grey moon if they believe in themselves and accept their grey wolves. It's like accepting Jesus as your lord and savior then after that when you die you go to heaven and become an angel.

Because of curiosity, I looked out the window, and I saw him looking up at the tree and shouting. My eyes widened when I saw Kervi, he’s Relyon’s younger brother, and what the hell! He’s at the top of the tree as if he was reaching for something... Oh my god, their ball is hanging from the tree, that’s why. This kid, he might fall on the ground! I quickly left my room and the house. “Kervi, you might fall, get down there!” I said. “He was just going to get that ball, Eunice,” Relyon said calmly.

The thaw arrived not with a gentle sigh, but with a rhythmic, percussive roar. The ice on the creek, which had held the valley in a hushed grip for months, shattered in a series of sharp, resonant cracks that echoed off the ridges like small-caliber gunfire. Then came the rush—a torrent of meltwater fueled by the receding snowpack, turning the sleepy stream into a churning, slate-grey artery of life.

We were wolves but it was still chilly. We were heading into October and Dawn Claw was known for having early winters. The mountains behind us ensured that the pack turned colder earlier than other places. “I swear.” I rubbed my face and tried to shake out my hair. “You have more fat on you than I do.” A fist connected with my abs and I leaned over, coughing as the air disappeared from my lungs. I blinked, looking up at Damian. His face was blurry but I could see the smirk on his face. “Maybe you’re just too skinny.”