Pedang Diatas Salju Novels & Stories

asked, Chuck. But Andrius just laughed instead of answering his friend’s question. He turned down the volume of the stereo. And looked at the mountains covered by snow. Although he often has such scenery, he could not help but admire its beauty. Suddenly, he thought of spending the money that he will earn on a vacation with Beatrice. The snow reminds him about the skates—he loves to ice skate.

"The high pass is unstable. If the vibration of the striders triggers the upper shelf, we will be buried before we reach the outer garrison." I forced my upper body off the freezing deck, my raw, blistered hands clutching the rough timber of the railing as the sled hit a deep ridge in the ice, bouncing violently. The movement drove a sharp, sickening spike of cold from the collar straight into my chest, making me gasp for breath. I looked at the high, towering walls of the glacier above us—massive, overhanging shelves of ancient blue ice that had slept for generations, now groaning under the weight of the sudden, unseasonable blizzard. "Killian," I whispered, my voice a fragile, shivering ra

My timeline is the one that broke him. ​Behind them, through the frozen observation window of the retreating sled, the surface ridges of the mountain began to fade into the blinding whiteout of a forty-below blizzard. But high above the water station, the dark, toxic clouds of the fractured sky were already swirling into a massive, localized funnel cloud, and a secondary fleet of heavy, armored headlights was currently descending from the northern peaks—the main vanguard force of the Iron Fang warlord, tracking the fresh blood trail they had left on the ice.

asked Adir, who had dismounted from his horse and looked behind the bushes. "The weapon used is the same as Duke Owen's," said Adir. Altair nodded his head and looked at Adir who was also stalking the movement of the person. Adir's body was covered in his own Mana, making Altair relieved that Adir was trying hard to train as well as survive. It was snowing, signaling that there would be a blizzard. They drew their eyes from the bushes. "The storm will soon be here," said Adir as he stretched out his hand to catch the snowflakes.