The Birds Novels & Stories

The clouds were moving very slowly, it looked really calming and fluffy as cotton when looking at from her point of view. The birds in the sky flew in groups and flocks, some flew with a companion, others were in various groups of various numbers. The species were in a vast variety of kinds too, as their feathers are reflecting against the beautiful beams of the sunlight that slowly descends down the sky for the sunset moment. The hue of the beams sent shadows to be reflected from the birds in a flock, the streets were almost quiet, and not a bark of a dog can be heard from the silence.

"Wanna sit on the swing while we eat?" I nodded and smiled around my cup. "Sounds perfect." We ate mostly in companionable silence as we watched the birds dance around the trees. Along the power lines sat three bluejays, one sitting slightly further away than the other two. Almost as if it were ostracized from his mates. My heart fell a little at the sight. The lone bird held both a meaning for me and a message. "Liz?" "Hm?" "You know when Mykel is coming home?"

He went in his mind and made a door, and they both stepped through it. She only hoped that she would not lose her mind in the process. She thought she would black out, but she did not. The sight before her was unbelievable. Her tiny town was divided. Angels were in the air, Demons on the ground and humans running scared in circles. She looked around and thought for a moment as the soil underneath her grew. She now had the attention of every creature before her. “You have them, now what?” Mitsuhide said as he stood next to her.

Ravi Lazy Arsenio unlocked his bedroom door and was surprised to find a scattering of black feathers covering the gleaming wooden floor. He stared at the tightly closed window, through which the morning sun's rays penetrated the transparent glass. The dark-haired man stooped down to pick up a feather in front of him, which felt softer and thicker than any bird feather Ravi had ever touched.

She asked again. "I thought you wouldn't believe me right? I saw troops of birds hovering around the car when we were still inside" Joel explained as Anna looks at Levi as she can understand what was going on. Levi couldn't get it, he feels like why should the bird be roaming around them, or does that means that they wanna eat up their corpse or what? Although Anna understood because she quickly understand why the weeping bath called her the Bird's. She can fully understand that the birds must be after her, but she wouldn't know if it is for good or for evil.

Lin bowed and sent his salutations back to him. They watched from the above because Crystal had specifically forbidden anyone from getting in, except Akata. " I hope the Birds will finally find their deserved respect and place Boshu. " The birds chirped as he wiped his tears, " Do not blame the ones who could not let go off their grudges. We Birds, had to see a lot of bad days. " They said as Boshu sobbed along with them, " I know. Wouldn't I know better what those rogue Wolves did to us. But my Roe is not like that. "

Eagles quarters None of them had memories, they were one, and their whole life was based on killing. Their eyes were empty, devoid of feelings, cold. They had no family, no friends, they didn’t know what love was – they had never experienced it. They were told they were special, one of a kind. They were like machines, marionettes obeying orders. They never hesitated, taking the lives of others. They had no right to make their own decisions.

Serene smiled warmly and gestured for everyone to follow her inside. "Not when it's tended to by a healer," she replied, casting a glance back at the boys. Comfortably settled on the couch, Serene ensured Hazel felt at home in their company. Her gaze drifted, captivated by a pair of lovebirds snuggled cozily in a nearby birdcage, evoking a warm smile. "Ever know the breeds of that bird?" Serene followed Hazel's gaze. "Yeah, they're lovebirds, beautiful creatures by Mother Nature." "A true definition of love. If one passes away, the other can't survive," Hazel spoke with a hint of pain in her voice, purposefully avoiding Wyatt's direction.

And every creature had awakened with a jolt. But there, amidst the chaos, sat two black birds on a shattered signpost outside a deserted building. Their feathers were slick with rain, but they weren't shivering. Instead their beady red eyes shimmered with something ancient and knowing, as they chirped into the clapping of the thunder. Despite the noise of the angry storm, I could hear them quite clearly. Perhaps, a privilege as the dreamer. “Think ole prince’ll show his mug soon, then?” chirped one in a raspy tongue that I, somehow, understood.

Calix nodded along, his little brow knitted together as if he were focusing very hard on the story. “They soon started to fight amongst the others for her love, even turning against each other when one would succeed. The fighting soon grew out of hand and the young adults were now hurting each other, drawing blood as The All Mother tried and failed to keep the peace. Soon, four different factions divided her children and they each claimed land as far from each other as they could, no longer wanting to be a family. The Shifter birds followed the golden brown dragon, settling on a very large island after drifting off at sea. The Shifter bears followed the silver grey dragon and picked a land t