Novelas y relatos de Snake

Maybe she was going to find something similar today but he didn't understand why it was so urgent that she would go out in the light drizzle of rain despite the fact that she was spoilt and always hated the rain. He was still deep in thought when he finally heard her bark excitedly while wagging her tail furiously like she had finally found it. He came over and inspected what she had found. They were close to the river now. At first he didn't see anything of significant importance. He crouched while watching Lily paw at a fallen tree truck. He came closer and what he saw made his blood turn cold. Right there under the dead tree was a girl. She had dark skin made to look dirty by the soil. An

Then, he turned around to settle Beatrice’s problem, only to see that snake had already let go of her and fallen to the grassy ground, hastily escaping. Alex’s eyes glistened as he could see things well at night. At a glance, he could see the figure of the snake clearly: it looked like a wilted branch, with a triangular head and its cheeks were particularly obvious. It was a viper, also known as Deinagkistrodon and extremely venomous. Alex dared not hesitate for a second, he hurriedly leaped away with Beatrice on his back, escaping the grassy land. They came to a bare, rocky land without any grass.

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I get in the shower relaxing my muscles and lowering the little headache I have since I didn't drink too much yesterday so I don't have such a hangover. I leave my room with comfortable clothes and go to the kitchen where I have an orange juice with toast and Nutella and a banana. Once I finish I go back to my room where I take my cell phone and see two messages from two different chats, the first one is from Lilian saying that she had arrived home and to rest and that she had a great time with me. I open the second chat which is from uncle Bob and I have to reread the message a couple of times, shit, why me? I snort in annoyance and prepare everything I need.

I’m standing face to face with a monster. It’s a giant lizard-like creature that looks something like a cross between an iguana and a crocodile. The beast is twenty feet long if it’s an inch, with a long, tapering tail making up more than a third of its length. Thick, slimy green scales cover its body. Four short, bent legs lift it a foot or so off the ground, but its arched back and thick neck raise its elongated snout higher than my waist. The huge head is fully as large as my torso, and a two-pronged red tongue darts in and out between twin rows of yellow, dagger-like teeth. The thing has positioned itself diagonally across the road, blocking it completely.

Suddenly there was a large creature groaning behind. Historia turns around and she sees the snake beast hissing. It had four claws and dark green skin. Its body was covered in tumor-like bumps that spewed a vicious black gas. Sharp teeth jutted out from its mouth. Its eyes were bloodshot as it stared at the girl in front of it. Historia eyes widened in fear as she slowly backs away. Suddenly, the beast lumps at her, she quickly rolls to the side and narrowly dodged the attack. She hurriedly stands up and glances at it.

A Cerastes, a horned viper, in colossal size. An immense snake, bigger than the cerbero dog that protected my castle, bigger than the trees that surrounded us, bigger than the sea itself that stretched far away, for only his head was totally visible on me. The total length of the snake was filling all the empty space between the trees, meters and meters of sand-colored skin with light reddish and serpentine spots that bent to fit the whole animal in that space that seemed so small to her. The snake lowered its head when it stared at Vraxlon, seeing who was with him. And the warrior's body shone, b

Why didn't I stay in England? Without thinking, I leaped into the air and shifted. Snow wanted to go to his mate, but he knew how much I had suffered because of him, so he looked back one more time with a whimper and then ran like the wind, zigzagging through the forest to throw off whoever was chasing us. When I manage to reach the river, I change back and jump into the water. In water my scent would be disguised, and I would be safe. It didn't take long for him to appear. He was a magnificent wolf with silky black and bright fur and navy blue eyes.

A younger officer was approaching from behind the partition—mid-twenties, dark hair pulled back, carrying a mug she set down on the filing cabinet before coming to the counter. “PC Okafor,” the sergeant said with visible relief. “Could you have a look at Mr. Fischer’s materials?” She picked up the snake photograph first. Her eyes moved over it with what looked like genuine interest, and for a second I let myself think this might go somewhere. “What species is this?” she asked. “A juvenile viper. Not native. The vet who examined it said—” “Where is it now?” “In my parents’ freezer. In a takeaway container.” Her mouth twitched. Not a smile—more the suppression o

"Your ribs are still bruised from Bianca! Slow down!" "I'm fine!" she shouted back, ducking under a heavy swinging bag and driving her elbow into it with a fierce grunt. She refused to slow down no matter how much pain she was clearly in. I could see her wincing every time she twisted her torso, but her eyes were completely locked on the target. She was fueled by pure, unadulterated anger. Jax walked over to me to grab a water bottle, wiping his forehead with a towel. "Your friend is terrifying," he admitted, keeping his voice low. "Normal people take weeks to learn these evasion counters. She memorizes the movement after seeing it exactly once. She learns frighteningly fast compared to norm