Rudolph Flying の小説・ストーリー

“After all this time? Why ever did you choose to appear now, while I am here, in a cave, at the North Pole?” “Well,” Rudolph began, rubbing his nose, “I thought, perhaps, you could use a little help, a little direction?” “Oh, father, are your allergies still bothering you even now?” Serendipity asked, fondly. He chuckled, pulling his hand away from his nose. “Oh, no, dear. It’s just become sort of a nervous habit of mine. Now, tell me child, why did you run away?”

Rudolph has always shown me scorn, he was always finding ways to hurt me with words and would always laugh out loud when father criticizes me. It hurt and angered me when he shouts "oh Tys, I think you should sit the hunting games out, you would not be able to see an elephant even if it is standing right at your front, would you" to the hearing of my father's men, in a voice intended to hurt. Of course he was alluding to the werewolf's ability to see very clearly, even in the dark. I do not have that ability but I do have a keenness to track animals very well, but he doesn't care about this either, just like my father.

It felt like they really were just there to cause trouble. Rudy shook his head in frustration, feeling like his head was being surrounded by disgusting flies, "Why don't we just go in right now. After all, they're all queuing up. I can't stand the thought of them constantly following us. I'll definitely be feeling constant goosebumps!"

Kristoff A council meeting loomed on the horizon, and I felt the weight of responsibility on my shoulders. Vowing to ensure its success and gain favor, I meticulously prepared for the gathering. Rolf's nod upon entering the room affirmed my readiness. A final glance in the mirror, and I departed, Rolf faithfully trailing behind as we made our way to the council room. Upon arrival, the council members were already seated around the circular table, their eyes fixed on the entrance, anticipating the arrival of both myself and the Ironwolf. Taking my seat, I sensed Rolf's presence standing steadfastly behind me, fulfilling his role as my confidant.

Rudolph pleaded earnestly. "Erm..." Rudolph tried to speak, he already had tears formed on his forehead. He was close to his father and although Rudolph was powerful too, he knew that Jimmie was not worthy of being dared by anyone in this country talkless of his son who was twice as rich as him and by far the richest man in the country. "She's the one you will get married to, she's my first daughter," Rudolph was finally able to speak. "I know, you may leave," Orville said and Rudolph nodded, he walked to the driver's seat and didn't take any more glance at either Orville or Flora, he drove away.

He could tell that if Rudolph kept attacking, he would be in a lot of trouble—even if he was immortal. Rudolph didn’t know he was immortal though, so it was a little pitiful. "So?" he asked as he wiped the blood off his mouth. "Why attack me at all if you didn’t intend to kill me?" "Because that’s what they wanted," Rudolph replied. "I knew you would sense that attack and dodge, but I had already estimated that I could at least reach you. A frontal attack wouldn’t reach you, so I couldn’t let myself honourably face you. If that sneak attack had killed you, then you were never fit to be Alpha in the first place."

I felt pity for them as they burned with a smile on their face. I felt relief as I watched Silas cry in agony as he burned. His skin melting and turning to ash. I saw Rudolph and Edgar notice what was happening. Edgar roared and tried to move towards me. Rudolph caught his distraction and drove the sword through his chest. He began to bubble up blood. Rudolph took him with the sword and with all of his strength launched him towards the fires. I felt a power well inside me again. I caught him in midair. I brought him to me. A soprano came from me.

Grandpa grinned as he tickled each of us as he said our names. I didn’t know Santa’s reindeer had our names! “As leaves that before the wild hurricane fly, when they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky. So up to the housetop the coursers they flew with the sleigh full of toys, and St. Nicholas too— And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof the prancing and pawing of each little hoof.” Grandpa tapped at our feet.

someone shouts, pointing up at the manhole cover blocking our exit. “Damned if we won’t,” Rudy barks, his body transforming into a wolfman even as he says this. “Give me a boost,” he growls towards me and I nod, realizing at once what he needs me to do. Rudy plans to open a way big enough for us all, but to do that, he’s going to need me to pull a lot of power through both of us. “I don’t have enough left,” I gasp, looking at the looming manhole as I prepare to slow us down. “We’ll have to…”

She found her best friends goofing around on the living room floor, and for a minute or two, she watched the snow-white cat and the dark brown wolf wrestle on the floor. Rudolf stopped and turned away from Rachel, letting out an enraged howl as he sniffed the air. Everything after that happened so quickly that Cadence barely had time to take any of it in. Rudolf leapt at her just as Rachel shed off her spectral form, ramming her to the floor with his massive weight. Stunned silence washed over the room for a nanosecond. Cadence didn't know what was more surprising. Being attacked by one of her best friends or seeing the other completely naked.