Serpent Breathing Forms Novels & Stories

If I didn’t know any better, I would have said it was studying me. Another throb went through me. Then another. I squeezed my eyes shut. The feeling was becoming too much. My body was spiraling, my breaths heavy. This was the worst way to die for sure. When I opened my eyes, the greatest shock hit me. The serpent was…crying. I blinked. Once. Twice. Alpha Theo’s voice filled my mind almost instantly. “There's this creature, a snake from old stories…the Shadowscale Serpent. Legend says the tears of the serpent have magical properties.”

At least we can look for a serpentine,” Kellen said and by the time she was done, she was breathing heavily. "A serpe- what?” I asked. " A serpentine. Someone who can speak to snakes. They are also called snake whisperers,” Heremuah explained as he also took a seat beside Kellen and Kang stood behind him. "Do we know where we can find one?" I asked her. “No. But at least we know they exist and they can help us at a f*e other than going for a mission impossible in the sea,” Kellen said and I looked at Heremuah.

I dropped behind a cluster of flowers, covering my mouth with both hands, my body shaking uncontrollably. The serpent hadn't noticed me. It turned its head toward the other side of the garden, its tongue flicking out, tasting the air. I stayed perfectly still, my entire body trembled. I could hear my own breathing, too loud, too fast, a beacon in the silence. I squeezed my eyes shut for one second, praying this was a dream, praying I would wake up. Then I opened them. The serpent turned. Its enormous head moved slowly in my direction, the scales along its jaw gleaming in the moonlight.

He reached out to tear at my clothes, but caught a glimpse of my face as if something unbelievable was happening to it. Suddenly, a bolt of lightning split the sky. Thunder boomed far above. I clenched my teeth, but couldn't help crying out. "Ahhh!" They froze immediately, like they had seen a ghost, and scrambled away from me. They were trembling as they pointed at me. "You, you…" The ropes snapped, and the scales on my face completely fell away. I floated in the air, legs crossed, like a deity reborn from the ashes. When I opened my eyes again, I met their terrified stares.

A human. I was slowly losing my breath and my companions continued to fight, causing the serpent's to bleed. But the moment it hits, the coils around my body get tighter. It's like it's crushing my bones, it's so painful and numb. This is not what I expected and it's not so easy to get rid of. Cyan noticed that I was slowly losing my breath and was no longer fighting, Andrea also noticed that the serpent's body was wrapped too tightly around my body. Her eyes widened as she swam upwards. I don't know what he is planning but Cyan tries to get me out.

Noorh answered. Unlike birds whose hatchlings were relatively full for up to 72 hours before they hatched, winged-serpent hatchlings were greedy giant critters with extremely potent digestive fluids that speed up their metabolism upon escaping their egg shells. It left them extremely hungry and eager to devour anything that could be more challenging to digest such as immense chunks of meat.

The last dragon that appeared was during the demon king’s predecessors’ reign. The dragon roared when Count Leviathan’s body turned into a giant serpent that looked like a basilisk. Only, its scales were darkened azure. Grown gills sprouted around its body and its snake-like body was trashing around the lilac waves of flames. The u-shaped horns elicited a zap of electrifying energy, ready to attack the dragon which spread its wings threateningly.

Two wide, glittering green eyes shining like emeralds. Even though it must be at least twenty feet above us, I can clearly see a series of markings on the underbelly of the serpent, darker scales or scarring, running down its length like Hieroglyphics or some ancient script. A figure-eight on its side. A cross looped on top. A stylized wing. A skull and crossbones. A three-leaved clover. Two swords crossed. "Are you seeing this?" Ben asks, his voice barely above a whisper.

Eston yelled as he had finished his enchantment. From the serpent’s view, the surrounding around it was colored in the monotone black and gray hues. It couldn’t see much except the figure and shape of the humans, allowing him to detect them more with their scents rather than their appearance. But all of a sudden, the serpent could only see one whole figure of a human that was hugging a round object. The serpent glared at the human, wondering why it was feeling such a sense of terror only to shriek when it notice what Mona was hiding was a serpent’s egg!

Not only did she form energy in her hands, but she also formed water dragons in the water, which attacked Philip. The water dragons contained water elements that caused the surrounding space to vibrate. Philip chuckled. He knew the water element too and was quite proficient at it. With a wave of his hand, a serpent composed of water elements appeared. Accompanied by loud hissing, the serpent devoured the energy around and charged at the water dragons with great power. However, their sizes could not be compared. Philip’s serpent was three times bigger than the water dragons. Boom! With a loud noise, the space was filled with fluctuations, and the serpent swallowed the water dragons in one gul