The Birds Novels & Stories

A beaming smile grew on my lips as I saw three eggs and two little cute birds. The birds have gray in color with the spot of white. Their peaks opened as if they were asking for the mother to give them food. "Wow! I have never seen one as beautiful as these." Hali touched the head of the adorable little bird using his index finger and caressed it. "You're so cute, Honey. I will always go here to look after you." "You mean you're gonna disturb me while sitting here?" "Now, I understand why you love to climb in this tree."

Luca said. “So, you were watching the entire time and didn’t jump in to help.” I placed my hands on my hips and stared at him. “Well, yeah. But I was ready to intervene if you turned purple. I was even ready to grab one of those dodo birds over there to beat his ass if I needed to.” I palmed my forehead, then turned to look at the strange birds that were waiting by the water for their next meal. Their beady eyes were weird with one eye looking to the left and the other looking to the right. They had long bills and stubby bodies with short legs.

"Horses and birds…. Wow, Sikandar Shah, what kind of choice do you have." "Yes madam, come with me I will show you Big Bird House of Master." "Ohhh wow….this is also here." Biya's interest was increased. "Yes madam, come." Biya walked forward following him back. After the end of the long stretching ground of the horse stable, she saw a big cage there. Maybe it's because of this it was named Big Bird House. There she saw all species of birds in every color. All the big and small beautiful and adorable birds were flying here and there according to their willpower.

Bianca woke up as a Queen and no wild flying bird objected to her reign. As the crows soared through the moonlit sky, their numbers began to multiply. One by one, more joined the flock, their glossy black feathers glistening in the pale light. The flapping of their wings echoed in the stillness of the night as they came together, united by their shared mission. With each passing moment, the flock grew larger, like an unstoppable force gathering strength. The crows cawed with determination, their voices echoing through the dense forest. They flew through the trees, their wings beating in perfect harmony, their beady eyes focused on the goal ahead.

My eyes drank in every detail, like sponges soaking up water As we walked through the magical forest, I couldn't help but notice the birds flitting about in the canopy above. These birds were unlike any I had ever seen. Their feathers shimmered with iridescent hues, reflecting shades of blue, purple, and green with every movement. Some had long, elegant tails that trailed behind them like delicate ribbons One bird, in particular, caught my eye. It had a slender body covered in midnight-blue feathers that glowed softly in the dim light. Its wings were tipped with silver, and its eyes were large and expressive, like twin sapphires.

Within moments, a group of six big birds appeared, their wings dark against the starlit sky. "Create a distraction," I whispered to them. "Nothing dangerous, just enough noise and movement to buy me some time." The ravens cawed their understanding and dove toward the approaching wolves, swooping and calling in a way designed to confuse and disorient. But instead of the usual result – wolves backing off or at least slowing down – these strangers seemed completely unaffected by the bird attack.

Every fiber of my soul wanted this, and something about that unnatural fixation didn’t sit right in my mind. “The birds!” I gasped as I laid eyes on the street above the staircase descending to his apartment. I hadn’t been able to see them before in the dark, but now that we were close I could see that the sidewalk was lined with crows, all squawking in a terrible cacophony. “What are they doing?” “They’re trying to warn us away.” Evan’s jaw tensed, his grip on me tightening. Whatever strange excitement had infected me, clearly he didn’t feel the same.

“Not ordinary ones. These birds are trained by Florita and Elder Caelum. They live behind the main house, in the grove near the greenhouse.” A wave of relief washed over me. “I can use them?” “Of course,” she said, though worry still softened her voice. “Just write your letter and tie it gently to the leather strap on the dove’s claw. Then speak the name of the person you’re sending it to. The bird will do the rest.” “That’s incredible,” I whispered. “And extremely reliable,” she added. “They fly through storms, fog, wind, even magical barriers. They always reach their destination.”

She followed his eyes to the line of birds migrating above. She studied him again. His lips curved lightly now, eyes squinted, gaze softened like the birds whispered something he inexplicably understood. “I do wish I was a bird,” he muttered, releasing a rustled laugh. “Some people are born with wings but never leave the ground. Birds are the only creatures that can fly wherever they want without needing a physical wings to guide them.” Isla looked at the birds again, her brows knitting as she tried to unlock meaning from the metaphor.

The color of the sky had then turned red like blood. The roar of the clouds sounded like the beating of some ancient drum. When Sophia raised her hand and commanded those giant mechanical birds, the entire palace area shook with a tremendous flap of wings. Those birds were not ordinary creatures; they were a special type of bio-mechanical drones created by the royal lineage, each of whose wings was sharp like steel. From a distance I saw that those mechanical birds had darkened the sky and surrounded my father’s helicopter. When the pilots of the helicopter realized that they were surrounded from all sides, they started firing randomly.