Stray Arrow Novels & Stories

The pitch black color muddled with purple glossy shimmer was singing the wails of its precision and power. A harmonious blend of two highly sought-after materials from two distinct advanced civilizations, these arrows are a true representation of what can be achieved when worlds collide. A hybrid unparalleled strength and flexibility. "Gosh!! They look gorgeous…," Creed muttered with awe while examining the arrows. "And they're quite sturdy too!" "Awesome. So, 245 arrows… hmm. If I can use one arrow three times, then it should last me 2-3 hunts," he calculated. His digital watch suddenly rang, breaking his concentration. It was Rolin, confirming the delivery. Creed answered immediately.

She couldn't ignore the urgency in his discolored eyes. He clutched his bow once again and pulled another arrow from the quiver. This one was not an SF arrow, but one of the disposable aluminum base metal-jacket arrows. His thumbs grazed his own cheek and took another shot. The arrow glided through and inched towards that fighting trio. Before it could touch anyone, all three of them jumped back at the last second. The arrow hit no one, but it separated them from each other. The amount of killing intent in the arrow was bland enough to get under their skin. Creed intentionally missed this one. Falco was the first one to open his mouth,

Muscle memory provided useful as her fingers moved on their own, unwrapping the pack and pulling one of the sticks out before placing it between her lips. The stray just stood there dumbstruck with his eyebrows knitted. He still had his hands up, watching Akira struggle to strike the lighter and fail time and time again. Sparks, but no flame. “Useless,” Akira uttered under her breath. She gazed up at the stray and he began to speak again. “My name…” he spoke slowly. Akira shook her head once more to cut him off and then turned to walk speedily to the kitchen.

It hurt to watch their faces fall, the feeling of failure clouding the space, and I wished more than anything that Celeste could be here right now to cheer them up somehow. “But we also know that there is something else out there and reading the report from last night, it is very clear that we are not alone out here,” My sigh lasted for a quick second as I tried to slow my racing heart; why it was racing was anyone's guess. “I need a few extra people for shift three because today we are venturing out of our usual route,” * “Arrow?” My voice spoke clearly as confused as my thoughts when I finished putting on my winter armour and walked out my personal tent; in front of me stood Arrow, his own

I leaned onto my thigh and just on cue, stray arrows kept flying blindly in the air in every direction. “Hide Kayla!” I heard Dami’s voice beside me scream. A loud furious growl ran in the air as I jumped from the chair and absconded the arrow heading my way. The arrows kept flying around, hitting the doors and shattering the window glass. “The arrows are poisonous, they are laced with wolfbane!” Dami shouted, warning me and an arrow grazed through my right arm. It wasn't too deep, but my skin burned with pain from the effect of the poison.

“Sorry to leave you, but…” An almost unbearable stench came from the beast. Termâs picked up a longbow and some arrows and then headed back to cover. “Ugh, what a smell. You’d think it would bathe once in a while.” The young fighter loaded the bow and knelt down; then he cocked and held his breath. For several moments he aimed but did not fire at the still-unmoving beast. He was thinking about Myllyof and all the dead around him. Sweat began to pour down his head as he cleared his mind and let loose the string. The arrow whistled forth and found its mark. It struck the beast in its wounded right eye. Termâs quickly ducked under the bushes that hid him.

Her text read, "Hey girl. Sorry I've been ghosting you… Vance and I have been a little busy. He's magnificent by the way (I'll have to tell you all the deets). Would you want to come catch up? The stray compound has an amazing indoor pool with a fantastic view. You should come see it!" Lucy was thrilled she could see her friend again. She texted back right away and started to clean up the table after finishing her coffee. She was looking forward to talking with Sara. Perhaps Sara could give her advice on the topic of mates. ***** Later that morning, Lucy pulled up to the stray compound realizing this was her first time visiting Gabriel's home. From what she understood, the strays who had bee

If this misses… He didn’t finish the thought. Echo Shot. A second arrow formed alongside the first, mirroring the charge, doubling the weight of what he was about to release. Nine seconds. The spider shifted suddenly, its body angling as if it could feel the pressure building. Riley’s arm trembled. “Riley!” Hayes snapped. “Now would be good!” Ten. Riley released. The arrow snapped forward, curving mid-flight as Homing Strike corrected its path, locking onto the weak point with perfect precision.

My fingers found their familiar positions - middle, ring, and pinkie fingers holding the string. I positioned myself perpendicular to the target, standing tall with my feet shoulder-width apart. I aimed the arrow towards the escaping stinger, the bow and arrow gleaming with an ethereal light as I pulled the string back. I inhaled deeply, focusing my mind and steadying my aim. And then, I released.

I asked her. “My bow broke in two when I fought against Link” she said “Link from Breath of the Wild?” I said “yes but can you fix it?” said Nyalter “actually I can, I have a forge located within my Friendly Strangers Gang Hideout so yes but the problem is that my forge has limited resources. I just set up my forge a few weeks ago” I said “okay Master Arnold” said Nyalter “anyway can I test out your bow” I said “sure Arnold” said Nyalter. So she gave her bow to me. Next I grab an arrow made out of Moonstone and pull the string and the Moonstone arrow back and the power within the bow was beginning to go unstable “looks like your bow has a lot of power, if your use it now the power within you