Living In A Frog World Fanfiction Novels & Stories

I had no idea how deep the pond was (the crazy, insane idea that it was bottomless flitted through my head,) but it didn’t seem nearly big enough to hold all those frogs . Then Jake screamed. High and shrill, and it wasn’t the scream of someone scared during a movie, or someone riding the water tubes over at Water Safari in Old Forge, or even the scream of someone afraid for their life. It was the scream of someone losing their mind. Somewhere in a primitive corner of my being, I knew that scream came from a mind that had shattered into a senseless ruin. I’m not proud of what I did next. Because it made me the man I am today.

Sumire ordered the frogs to ruin her birthday hosted by her parents. "Baby, please put it down. It's dirty and poisonous." Chaise said softly to their daughter, who innocently presented the frog to her parents. The little girl raised an eyebrow at them without a hint of nerve. "Promise me you won't do this ever again. Or do you want to sign an accord with me?" Sumire said in a commanding tone once display a long list of agreements in front of her parents. "We promised." the couple swore together in front of their daughter at the same time. Lunaire shrieks and burst crying as the frog climb up to her. Chaise quickly brings his wife upstairs leaving their daughter in the middle of chaos.

Neil frowned, unable to tell her that he found these creatures dirty. The fireflies surrounded her, their light looming over her pretty face. He seemed to catch a wash of mixed feelings in her eyes. Aurelia freed the frog, and it hopped back into the deeper part of the forest. She straightened up and suddenly laughed, saying softly, "Actually… this is our difference. "I've caught rats, stepped on roaches, begged for food…" The curve on her lips was wry. "My hands are dirty. You're seeing this version of me right now because I'm doing my best to bring light into my life, like my name…

Her fur bristled slightly from the contact, but eventually she got used to the weird feeling as Briarheart explained what they would be doing. "Now, frog hunting is a little different from hunting mice and voles," Briarheart explained. "When you're hunting frogs, you have to leap before they hop away." Smokepaw watched for a few seconds before getting bored. There weren't any frogs out today. Instead she was forced into watching Briarheart perform a few jumping tactics to get the best frog before it hopped away. "You know, when I joined the Clan, I thought things would be a little more exciting than this," she sighed in frustration. "This is just downright boring."

“You put a frog in my lap. I was so excited I squealed and frightened it, and you ran off and caught it again.” “So sweet,” I heard Cat whisper. “I didn’t realize it until later that night how amazing and special that was that you would do that for me. You hated frogs, but you knew I loved them so you went out and caught one. Twice.” He chucked. “Just to make me smile.” I felt a tear fall and he wiped it away gently.

She was the fucking cement. I clapped my hands as Alex turned around to face me. I picked up a little frog out of the box to my left before showing it to her while I cooed to her, encouraging her to come back to me. When she finally made it over to me, I placed the frog in front of her, and she reached out with a shaky hand, tumbling to the ground as soon as her hand left it. Fur sprouted on her arms as she started screaming. I couldn’t help the smile that immediately lifted my lips as I glanced at Alek, who had a tear in his eye.

He grimaced at me, and I snickered at him. “Uh… mam, I didn’t know.” He tried but couldn’t even begin to explain himself. “Not so tough now, are you?” She said. He stayed silent. Her body instantly shifted into a huge frog, and it spat water in Kai’s face. He fell flat on his ass, as the frog jumped into the water and disappeared under the surface. I laughed out loud. “THAT. IS. THE. FUNNIEST. THING….I….. HAVE…EVER SEEN!” I barely got the words out.

It started small, like a spark, then grew, filling every nerve, every fibre of her being. “Go! Go now, Clara!” her grandmother urged, her eyes glistening with tears and pride. Before Clara could question it, the warmth exploded outward. Time itself seemed to shiver. The firelight warped and stretched, the screams became distant echoes, and the ground beneath her feet disappeared. One moment, she was on scorched earth. The next, she was falling. The world around her blurred, colours and shapes twisting in impossible ways. She felt weightless, suspended between moments, suspended between worlds. Then, as suddenly, as it began, it ended.

The world had no room left for delicacy. When she lifted her gaze across the battlefield, she saw something she never thought she would live to witness. Sylphs and salamanders fighting back to back. Side by side. Their old hatred had not vanished, but catastrophe had forced their hands together. There was a bitter, almost cruel irony in it—that it took the end of the world to make them stand as one. Araheen cut down a frog-like beast the size of a horse, opened its throat, and landed lightly upon blood-slick ground. Then she looked up.

he stops and says to them. “Youre such a dummy” cadis says to him but he ignores him, he gets in the water and waits for them to follow , he slowly watches his steps as they follow behind him carefully, a frog jumps into the water and Milly screams out loudly, Valentine quickly runs and covers her mouth. “Shhhhhhhh, its only a frog, youre gonna get your friends killed” he whispers to her. “Im sorry, i couldnt just handle it” she whispers back.