Mythical Birds Roc Novels & Stories

she muttered. I frowned. “Marked? Isn’t that a raven?” She lifted her spear toward the bird. “That’s not a raven. Look closer.” I did. I let my divine energy sharpen my vision, and I saw it: faint lines carved into its feathers, symbols glowing faintly. Truly, it was not a bird at all but an omen, crafted by the cult. “It’s watching us”, Bryce growled. He hurled a dagger, but the creature dissolved into ash before the blade could strike it.

"We cannot allow it to bring chaos to our kingdom any longer." As Nathan read on, he discovered that the bird was created by the ancient earthlings, who were known for their powerful magic and control over the elements. According to the book, the bird was called "Aurorix", and was feared by many for its ability to devour the souls of humans. Nathan's mind raced as he read on, taking in the details of the bird's powers and weaknesses. He knew that he needed to find a way to stop it before it caused more harm in the kingdom.

When Rion heard that, he was stunned and immediately remembered the red bird he and Odette had helped in Randle’s cave. The poisoned little red bird turned out to be one of Randle’s most feared inhabitants. Icarus, who was currently becoming a huge bird, flapped his wings and then flew higher and faster toward Randle.

Loki, flew overhead, his Raven flying over us as the dark shadow went through the crowd. As fucking cheesy as it was, Uriel had mentioned having birds fly overhead with our searing kiss, but with the help of my brother, we did something better. Phoenix birds of Hell rose to the sky, their flaming tails of fire exploding overhead, scorching the sky. Feathers dropped from their wings and tails, only to ignite and flame out just before hitting the crowd. The ash, now white as snow, dusting us all.

Chu Xun asked the Eagle to send Jiu You and his companions back while he hurried over to the nearest city. After comprehending the Mystics of the Roc and Leviathan, Chu Xun found that his speed was now six times the speed of sound-breaking. The roc was the combination of the Kun and the Peng. The Kun was a fish, called the God of the Sea; while the Peng was a bird. It could fly all the way to the height of 4,500km with the flapping of its wings. It was called the God of the Wind, the symbol of speed. Chu Xun had not fully comprehended the Mystics of the Roc and Leviathan yet. If he had, he would probably be much faster.

And even after it realized, as if innocent, it angrily cursed the actions of the four princes. "Damn it! They’re really strong, but who do they think they’re fighting? I, the mighty ROC, won’t lose to anyone!" said the still-angry little bird as it unleashed its lightning, filling the entire artificial realm. Outside, the empress, Mo Ju’er, and the elders watched the little bird’s power in stunned silence. The form displayed by the little bird was very familiar to them—one of the ancient beasts capable of rivaling the four Sacred Suli Beasts: the giant ROC! They possessed hard bodies and were known for the diverse powers within their group. And this time, they were seeing for themselves the

The claw pressed down again, smashing that figure into the ground. "How satisfying!" Brantley laughed heartily. He burst up from the earth, patted the dust off himself, and looked at the Azure Skyroc. "Mr. Berwyck, what kind of beast is this?" "Azure Skyroc, a kind of Roc," Geomen said, then continued, "There are many types of Roc, but the top three are the Golden Wingroc, Azure Skyroc, and Thunderfire Roc." "I see." Brantley thought of Lahava and asked, "That Thunderfire Roc we saw before…"

It stood on two legs. This had to be another mythical beast from the ancient past—a Roc! Logan stumbled backward in shock and almost fell into a crater. The Roc flapped its wings and kicked up a typhoon that could have destroyed a man's spirit if they weren't encased in energy armor. Fortunately, Logan was simply lifted into the air. The Roc took a deep breath, and Logan found himself being drawn to its beak. 'Am I going to die in a bird's mouth?!' The Roc proved him wrong. It caught him in its wings and placed him on his back.

Reality had been ripped from underneath me, and I’d fallen into some Greek mythology storyline that felt more like those stories that my father would subject me to every night growing up. And that was when it finally clicked! “Corvus!” I exclaimed, snapping my eyes to the raven resting on Diakios’s arm. “Apollo’s sacred bird?!” I just remembered... But as I finally seemed to have found some semblance of recognition in this strange world, the bird let out a screeching cry, flapping his wings wildly “That cock-sucking, ass-licking, shit-headed son of a bitch---!” He cursed, his beak open wide as he continued to scream obscenities…

he chuckled, his voice carefree, almost teasing. "You’re enjoying this, aren’t you?” I muttered, my grip tightening. His grin was undeniable, though I couldn’t see it. “Rocco can sense fear. Don’t show it.” I swallowed hard, wondering what else Rocco could sense as his great wings stretched out, preparing for the flight. "Hold on," Thrystan warned as the dragon began to charge, its massive body rumbling beneath us. Suddenly, it dove over the edge of the cliff, and I screamed, pressing myself into Thrystan, clutching him as though my life depended on it.