Rescue Heroes Ariel Flyer Novels & Stories

“Look, I am so thankful for you rescuing me, but if you don’t call the police, then I will. I’m leaving.” Lacee headed for the door, but he grabbed her arm and gave some kind of weird look her way. She pulled away and continued to the door. “Wait.” He jumped in front of the door. “How are you able to resist my aura?” “Oh, Jesus. Just get out of my way.” “But,” “You said you wouldn’t harm me.” Lacee reminded him. “I just want to leave.” “As Alpha, I forbid you to leave her until I know what’s going on.” He told her.

"Ariel was an honorable woman, at least according to my mother, the great Esther. My mother spoke fondly of a time when she and Ariel had been sent on a scouting mission together many, many years ago. It was early morning and the mist lined the valley below so they couldn't see anything farther than a foot in front of them. They spotted a group of rogue trolls during the night and wanted to make sure they weren't causing trouble. So they were on edge. "My mother said she closed her eyes for a moment and all of a sudden something thumped her on the nose. She screamed, which caused Ariel to scream and they both jumped to their feet. Turned out it was just a pixilette that'd gone to sleep in th

Elian told Eltan sternly, and before Eltan could even ask why, he was being dragged out of the room by Elian with the other three following close behind. Once the entire room was emptied out, I stared at Ember's lifeless face and forced a smile on my face. "I'm going to take care of you even if you don't want me to," I mumbled. I lifted her hand to kiss the back of it before walking out. I briefed Arthur on the situation. At first, he was hesitant but eventually agreed. "We'll have the private plane ready," he said, and I nodded at him as a thank you. I needed to get Ember somewhere far until I knew that we were safe enough to return.

I want her to feel that she is safe with me and she doesn't need to be scared because I am here to protect her. “Isaac,” I heard Tania call my name and she was crying and scared while I heard a laugh in the background. “Where are you?” I asked her even though I know she can’t hear me. “Hold tight, Maria,” I told her, and that was what she did. I fly to Tania to rescue her with Maria in my arm. When one of the white smoke attacks us. I used my left arm to defend myself from the white smoke who is attacking us while in my right arm I am holding Maria. I know the white smoke wants to get her. That is why I am hugging her tight even though there are too many and I can’t fight them all because I

I zoomed in, my finger swiping violently across the screen. First, Rylan. He was limp, being hauled by two men and thrown into a trunk like a sack of grain. Then– A woman. Dark hair, stumbling, fighting against the grip of a man in a tactical vest. Aria. She was kicking, screaming, even from this distance I could see the desperation in her posture. She wasn't fighting for herself. She was reaching back toward the plane. Then came the third figure. A child. Small, terrified. Adrian.

I didn't even have the strength to glare at her right now. "Want me to have a conversation with them?"The protective fury in his voice made my chest warm, but I shook my head. "It's fine, Ryder. They're not wrong about most of it." "Like hell they're not." He moved to lean against my dresser, crossing his arms. "Aria, you saved the children and women under the hatch during the rogue attack. That's not weak. That's incredible." "I got lucky," I mumbled. "And it's not like I can do it reliably. I would have died of you didn't come to my rescue"

I say to Jaxon not stopping. The more one stays in the forest the more its poison seeps into them. I follow the dragon’s scent even though frustration rips through me that I cannot fly. The creature rises far above me and the canopy swallows it for a moment. Then I burst through the last stretch of trees onto the road that leads to my house. There, on the ground in the center of the road, a small figure lies still. Aria. Relief and confusion strikes so hard my knees nearly fold. The creature dropped her. Why?

Whitney said. Ariel forced a smile, her heart heavy with emotions. "Thank you. I appreciate it. But I really need to focus on finding Sky right now," Benjamin nodded, though his eyes still held disapproval. "We understand. But we're not leaving until we're sure you're okay,” Ariel nodded, her determination renewed. She would find Sky, no matter what it took. And she would reconnect with him, no matter how long it had been. *** Before midnight, Ariel prepared to leave the house unheard and unnoticed. She remained oblivious to the danger in hopes to finding Sky. She believed and trusted whoever she was going to meet was trustable and would empathise with her.

I don't know what kind of person Cassius will be. "Well, buckle up because we are lifting in one, two... Three," I close my eyes again, screaming when the dragon runs for the portal on Jenna's command. Winds howl at us, and I scream louder, terrified of the feeling of falling through space. Luckily, we are on top of a dragon. And when I open my eyes and find Ariel stopping us from free-falling towards certain death, I'm thankful Jenna called for him. Ariel quickly flaps his wings and has us land on top of the most beautiful flower field my eyes have ever witnessed.

He was gigantic, floating freely in a magnetic cage and vibrated so strongly, that the air around him began to flicker. The purple light was so bright that I by my sweat sight hardly saw anything. I ripped the PlanetHero core out of my backpack. Kael was with me at this moment. He covered me with his body while around a wall of shots of the remaining drones hit us around. He was bleeding a wound on the upper arm, but his gaze was stared at the crystal. “Do it!” he cried. I rammed the golden PlanetHero core into the purple surface of the Aura crystal.