Novel & Cerita Serpent Breathing

I stood frozen as the serpent came to a sudden halt, hovering suspended in the air directly above Scarlett. Her massive coiled body swayed smoothly like a cobra hypnotizing its prey. Slowly, agonizingly, the creature lowered her human torso until her angular, scaled face was mere inches from Scarlett’s—a breath away from her trembling lips. “You said he means nothing to you,” The serpent hissed sarcastically, her golden eyes burning with dark amusement. She reached out with a single, long-nailed finger, gently tracing the curve of Scarlett’s pale cheek. “If I kill him,” she hissed, a cruel, mocking smile spreading across her lips as her head tilted slightly, “will you really feel nothing at

Rachel said angrily, "What gave you the right to send him away? Did you even ask if he wanted this? You've always been so selfish, Elsie! You never think about other people’s feelings. "How can he adapt to the wild when he’s been living in comfort for so many years? Letting him go free in the wild is equivalent to murdering him!" The air was suddenly filled with dust swept up from the ground. Rachel, who was busy throwing a tantrum, swallowed a mouthful of it. Once everything in the air had settled, a giant python appeared in front of everyone. When it stood on its tail, it was as tall as two men. The python was shiny white, with silver circles imprinted all over its body. The patterns on it

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.

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 asked, worried at how Kiran hurt herself when she loudly slapped her palm on her forehead. "Smoke!" Kiran gasped, remembering something that she read about snakes. "Snakes have elevated sense of smell," she eagerly explained to Noorh. "They are especially sensitive to odors and fumes. Since the winged serpents are like snakes that grew wings, they might also be repelled by extremely strong scents or fumes and smoke!"

Its head raised and ready to attack. Its sharp fangs capturing the light and gaining a more bone-chilling effect. Its dark beady eyes watching the three girls before I, closely. Its long tongue slowly escapes its mouth as it hisses and the girls keep quivering. Too scared to make a sound. This huge serpent slowly curls itself around these girls and the girls remain frozen in fear. They snap back to reality when their bones begin to snap and crackle. Their screams and struggles make the snake squeeze harder and the other girls including Gabby begin to cry more furiously as they battle the little snakes still trying to make way to them.

"I've been looking for you for twenty-seven years." I found out later that serpents have an instinct to mark their destined mates. After coming of age, they're driven to seek out a specific scent that belongs to them alone. No one expected that Victor would feel nothing for any female shifter, and that he'd find what he was looking for in a dirty corner of a human city. He told me that in that moment, twenty-seven years of restless, churning blood went still. "Marry me, Cassandra. I'll give you everything."

"I need you to help me learn how to use my magic. According to the testing Iron Serpent did, I carr - " Her face went white, the dark blue of her eyes stark in comparison. "Iron Serpent is here?" Well, shitballs. "Yeah, they're here." She shook her head, her rainbow and black hair fluttering with the movement. "That cannot be. They are an Earth order. They were contained. We contained them." "Okay, I'm going to need a little more information than that." "Iron Serpent, on Earth at least, wanted nothing more than to ascend into the power of the gods. They stopped at nothing to drain every person and the world itself of its magic. Those that held magic from my siblings were discovered and sipho

The Ivy Electro Serpent looked at Adrian, feeling a chill run through its body. Adrian was like a monster, and the serpent realized that overpowering him was impossible. The serpent’s massive form trembled violently. “Scoundrel! Damn you!” it roared, shaking as it launched a furious attack, aiming to crush Adrian into pieces. Adrian bellowed back, “How dare you try to suppress me with your mere flesh?!” His voice echoed through the air, radiating a green divine light as immense power erupted from him.

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!