Rhinos At Recess Novels & Stories

“Enough prying into Rin’s love life. Ten minutes on break, then we do shield drills. Pups, stretch your arms. Teens, you’re on partner exercises. If I see anyone hit themselves in the face with a training sword, I’m telling your parents exactly how.” Groans and laughter. The circle broke apart into smaller clusters, bodies unfolding from stumps and crates. Rin stayed in her crate a moment longer, watching. The youngest pup—the boy with big ears—was animatedly explaining something to the girl with wild curls, using his whole body to demonstrate, nearly tripping over his own feet. Tessa’s cousin sat with two of the older boys, head bent close, frowning in concentration as they traced something

Raven remarked, her tone indicates she’s trying not to laugh. Well, I’m glad at least one of us is finding this funny. Earlier this morning as I was getting ready to leave for school, Killian had knocked on my door asking to talk. In panic, I slammed the door in his face and didn’t leave until he did. Even after that, I fled from the house like I was being chased by a masked man or something. We stopped walking once we arrived at the open field, where most students are currently hanging out. We have thirty minutes of recess, which was exactly what I needed. Watching a group of cheerleaders practice their routine, I paused catching sight of a familiar jacket.

Then he leaned forward, completely immersed. “The river is only big enough for ten.” He announced seriously, picking up the T-Rex. “So not all of you can drink at the same time.” A small triceratops tilted toward the center. “That’s not fair!” Nicholas said in a higher voice, clearly speaking for it. “We were here first!” “No!” He countered immediately, switching back to the T-Rex, lowering his tone. “You were loud first. That’s different.” At the doorway, Dominic paused.

"Okay." --- Recess was the best part of the day. Sophie and I went on the swings, then played a game where we were dinosaurs escaping from a volcano. I was a Triceratops (obviously) and she was a Pteranodon (which was technically not a dinosaur but I didn't correct her because that would be rude). We were in the middle of our escape when Mrs. Patterson walked over. "Theo? Can I talk to you for a minute?" My stomach dropped. Adults only pulled you aside for bad things.

There were no words louder of affirmation than a smile from Earth. Then came Sky’s turn to be selected. He was excited yet scared of the unknown. Before reaching his hand to receive his pouch, he paused and faced Earth then he went and made a grabbing hand inside the bowl. After a few seconds of waiting he felt a soft fabric on his hand. He slowly untied the rope of the pouch and everybody was awed as they saw a new sigil. What they saw was a rhinoceros. Not just an ordinary one. This creature has black stripes and dark spots on its body with a slim body. Imposing a fierce aura. This gives the students a sense of trepidation.

-Slice of youth- Recess time was a crucial part of high school. It was seen as a short-lasting day to day event consist of eating and resting after an exhausting subject. But there's more to it than meets the eye of the boomer. The precious moments and the bond that the youth have, all of these memories are like photographs in an album, to look back in the future and to laugh at every story that they kept. The young man didn't quite understand it. He's day to say process was sleeping at recess time or being hunt by his dark and gruesome past. He never went out for recess; he was like an ape brought into the land of man, ignorant, and amaze of what the saw. Noise, scattered everywhere from di

Noah and his friends at school had fun in the playground, agilely running around in excitement. The school playground vibrated with energy, children's laughter echoing off the swings and slides. Noah, his messy golden hair ruffling in the wind, chased after his friends in a heated game of tag, their sneakers squeaking on the vibrant rubber surface. Just as he sprinted towards the swings, his gaze suddenly fell upon a figure standing near the fence, partially hidden by the shade of a tall oak tree. His frame and body structure seemed eerily familiar and he couldn't help but take a few steps forward to take a closer look.

The leader of the Tranquil Nimbus Base City suddenly said to Lucas. Lucas was slightly dumbfounded. Naturally, he did not expect the leader to have such sharp observation skills. “Yes,” Lucas said. His comment made the old face of the leader of the Tranquil Nimbus Base City put on a smiley face. “Lucas the Demon, there was the Armored Rhino Race at the Southern Mountain, and they were rearing tens of thousands of zombies.” Listening to it made Lucas’ face put on an interesting expression. After resting for a day in Tranquil Nimbus Base City, Lucas and Lola headed toward Southern Mountain.

Rebecca leaned against the bedroom doorframe, watching the two people laughing together in her small living room. Reno was sitting on the floor with a dinosaur plushie in his hands, while Samuel sat cross-legged in front of him, pretending to be the “bad dinosaur” being chased by the little T-Rex. “Daddy, you have to lose! This is a super strong T-Rex, look at his teeth!” Reno growled playfully. Samuel responded, “Oh no! These T-Rex teeth are too sharp! I surrender…”

he hissed. The other two; Talon and Connor, looking bored out of their wits, just exchanged glances and shrugged. Dimwits. Marcus rolled his eyes."Recess for 10 minutes," he said. All seven of them stood up, with their heads held high, and left the room. (Derek's POV)