Letter Delivering Bird Novels & Stories

"Why are you asking? I thought you're in a hurry. Just give me an answer," I could hear some sighs coming from the phone. "Okay, send me an address and I will make a delivery." "Okay, do we need to know anything else about this item?" "Just read the instructions on the label," "How long will I receive it?" I cut in, I was just excited after hearing their conversation. "Around a few hours, I'll use one of my ravens," Estella clapped happily,"Wow, a raven, I would love to see one, it was just so exciting, seeing birds as couriers,"

Vital Orange said to the small bird, and it curiously cocked its head to the side as if to say, “What is it?” “I need you to deliver this to the Dragon Lord,” Vital Orange instructed and then attached a small piece of paper to the leg of the bird. If Mane had witnessed this, he would have been stunned. Who said there was no paper in this world? “Go now,” Vital Orange instructed, and the bird darted into the sky like a streak of light. Soon, it had disappeared. “Let’s go,” Vital Orange ordered, and Orange Ivy nodded her head and left with her captain.

However, when he felt tired, he yawned and stretched his hands into the air. He heard a pigeon chirping from a distance. It was the same white pigeon from before. Apollo went straight to the window and touched the bird lightly. “What are you doing here? Do you have something for me?” The bird chirped excitedly and flapped its wings as a response. Apollo spotted the letter tied to its leg. The paper was also the same before. “Who sent you here, huh?” he asked again as if the bird understood him. He unraveled the letter and to his surprise, another tip off just sent. He immediately ordered everyone in the mansion and went straight to their destination faster. The mansion became silent as all w

she called, gently. Moments later, a small bird darted through the window. Lucy tucked the letter into the tiny pouch strapped to its leg, then held it gently in her hands. “To the King of the North,” she whispered. “Fly fast.” The bird flew away. Lucy watched it until it completely disappeared into the sky. Her mind was a turmoil as a thought of what she had done. Did she make the right decision? She wondered. Yet, she tried not to think hard about it.

That is the closest to the semblance of living I will ever have. The end. MY LAST LETTER, When we were young, we thought the world was our oyster, I didnt like oysters and when I told you, you would just laugh about it and say it is just a phrase but now it isnt. The world is truly an oyster but it just turns out that I dont like the world just like I dont like oysters and I guess it isnt ours anymore because you are gone. Normally when people would write letters after their loved ones departure, it was always something of a goodbye note or something to ease the pain they feel. I discovered that my attempts at letting go sucks.

As she was carrying a large chunk of weight up the mountains to get her head out from her last interaction with Santina, she saw something fly up above her. Taking a rest, she lays down her weights and inspected the bird flying down. Astonished to discover that it had been a bird half her size with white feathers and a hint of brown spots. It was carrying a large box and carefully landing near her. She stood back and waited if it was hostile but she quickly learned that it was a messenger bird from the insignia on its foot. “I’m sorry I don’t have any treats for you.” She caresses its head before it bobs it and flew away.

“Goodness. It’s almost grim.” She said as she continued with her breakfast. Rune who also saw the flying bat hovering above them raised his arms and hands as if reaching for the flying black creature. “Batty! Batty!” “You’ll be more surprised once you stay in Transylvania, Aunt Isobel. Bats deliver letters while crows deliver parcels or packages to a vampire’s house when they buy items through writing,” Alaric said informing her. He turned from his seat and looked at Sebastian. “Sebastian, do you mind getting the letter from the bat, please?” Alaric said calling Sebastian who stood behind them.

I whistled loudly enough to call the pigeon that Logan had prepared earlier. It didn't take long for the pigeon to fly up and come closer to me. Then it perched on the chair on the balcony. Firmly, I tied the letter I had prepared around the pigeon's neck. And again checked the safety. So that the letter wouldn't fall while the pigeon was flying towards The Moon Stone Pack.

When he was finished, he folded it and put it in the beak of the bird that delivered it. "Surprising that she had a bird deliver the info," Alaric said with his chin in his hand. "It is more surprising that it's a pigeon that delivered it," Kurt added. Liam's head shot up in alarm. "Why is the fact that the delivery bird is a pigeon a bad thing?" he asked. "Liam, there are no pigeons in North Lotus," Kurt said. "What?" the other two said in unison. ~~~ Valentino had Kasa snuggle under his arm. "This old inn is funny," Kasa remarked. "It kind of reminds me of the one where Lily works."

I guess they gave the job of taunting me to Ryker. They ate quietly and carry out their business like I was not there at all. It feels good but alarming. Around 5 in the evening, a messenger bird entered my room fluttering about. This scared the shit out of me and I was about to stone it with my book when I saw the letter with it. I mustered the courage to remove the letter but I didn’t let the bird go. I closed my window so it won’t escape. I opened the letter and saw the anonymous seal again, I got so excited in hope of it having more details about my parents.