Jeff Tracy Thunderbirds Novels & Stories

I light another stick of cigarette from the dying embers of the first one and close my eyes. Ash, my boy, it's time to take up the reigns of the family business.To do that, you've got to have big balls, that's something you need to acquire. I open my eyes as father's words echoe loudly in my head. That was sixteen years ago. I had grown big balls alright, they were so big that the Thunder name had become something to be reckoned with ever since then, and it had come at a steep price. When people set eyes on me, they see the definition of bad with a touch of evil. Suits me just fine actually.

Thunder 7, Cannibals 1. Trisha took the field, her eyes scanning the defense. On the first play, she hit her tight end for a 15-yard gain. The next, she found her rookie wide receiver streaking down the sideline for a 40-yard bomb. Two plays later, Trisha faked a handoff, rolled right, and fired a dart to the end zone. Touchdown, Cannibals. Heather jogged on for the extra point, then lined up for the kickoff. Another Uno—her second of the night. Cannibals 9, Thunder 7.

“That is fortunate. Although I have to ask you, how do you two fight these toads and slimes by yourself?” Darrion smiled. “Luckily, my friend here is a thunder elemer. He just shot his thunder to the toads, and the lightning just spread.” The soldier looked at Jai in a slight surprise, while Jai became slightly nervous under his gaze. The soldier looked at him up and down, and somehow noticed something familiar from him. “Thunder elemer? Wait, are you from the competition? The thunder guy?” Jai smiled and nodded. “Yes, sir.” “Ah… I see. No wonder then. Haha,” the soldier laughed lightly. “No wonder these frogs are stunned in seconds. I believe you now.”

Ember couldn’t believe that she’s seeing Tracy standing in front of the mansion. She looked totally different now, Ember almost didn’t recognize her with the clothes that she’s wearing. Instead of wearing the uniform of the Delta Warriors, she was now wearing a pair of jeans and a black fitted shirt. It was the same with Rudson, Craig and James. They looked ordinary without their uniforms but ember knew they still have it inside them the warrior that was hard-trained to fight. It was Tracy who got over first. Without inhibition, she went to Ember and hugged her tightly.

Tracy lost. "The ruling is official," Thomas announced, his voice dropping to a heavy, broken whisper. "By a majority vote, Tracy must remain in the pack territory until the rejection is finalized." Tracy felt like total crap. All her hope vanished in a single, devastating second. The tiny spark of light she had clung to was completely extinguished, replaced by a crushing, suffocating weight on her chest. She stared blankly at the glass table, feeling completely defeated and empty. She was trapped forever.

"I'd rather die here than destroy an entire dimension." Tracy widened his eyes. "Well, I sure as hell don't want to die! I'll go if you aren't going to!" He muttered a string of chants, waving the scepter in his grasp as a ray of light shot out to strike the barrier. Wilbur was shocked at this, scrambling to take out the thunder cleaver to stop the attack. Tracy had no choice but to duck so Wilbur's attack would not hit him, and he glowered at Wilbur. "Are you out of your f*cking mind? We're on the same team, Wilbur! Did you forget that?"

I inquired, my voice echoing through the hallway, desperately seeking confirmation. "Yes," he answered after a brief pause, pulling me into an embrace. "I'm sorry I couldn't protect your friend," he whispered, his fingers gently stroking my hair. He signaled the warriors to leave, instructing them to take Tracy to the pack doctor. "How could Tracy be dead?" I questioned, my voice breaking as I pulled away from the embrace and met Ryder's gaze. "Do you think she harmed herself?" He shook his head, his eyes filled with concern. "No, Tracy would never do something like that. She was definitely killed…" I stated, my voice filled with anguish.

he said "following…Shango out of here before he leaves us behind is the main priority, then we figure out what to do next.’’ With one last look of distaste at the carnage, he led his siblings out of the chamber. They followed Shango’s path of destruction like bread crumbs, ignoring a few stragglers and some jail breaking 1st and 2nd generation creatures who ignored them in turn as they all strolled purposefully towards freedom. The shock they felt as they finally crawled their way out overshadowed the awe at seeing the sun for the first time. The thunder god was destroying everything in sight. He hung midair, his wings of flame gone but he was suspended instead on a funnel of storms as he hu

"So we need to talk about Gary and his followers." Carr sat calmly in his chair as he gazed around the room at his Betas. Trey was missing of course, and so was Troy who understandably didn't want to leave his brother. "Jeff, first can we get a report on Trey's condition?" He looked over to the doctor sitting across from him.