Umbrella Flying の小説・ストーリー

Time to take them out for a test run. With a running start, I leaped up into the air and began flapping my wings. Because of how big they were each flap produced a harsh gust of wing. I kept my eyes focused onto the sky, never looking down. As I rose further and further, I could feel the light drizzle turning into rain. The only way to fly and not get wet would be to fly above the storm clouds, so I kept going higher.

He would stand out against the sky, he knew, a black-winged form too big for a bird, and too small for anything else other than what he was – a winged man. From above, it began to rain, and he looked up in alarm, searching the sky for Ember’s bright wings. Would the rain douse the flames that kept her aloft? No. No, he realized, she was the source of the rain, the heat of her flight warming water molecules in the air and causing the cloudless shower.

Tanya, not wanting to be left out, clung to Stefan and whined, "I want an umbrella too!" Stefan was about to ask the attendant for another one when Tanya's eyes darted around. She suggested, "Ms. Weber is just sitting there bored while we play. Let her hold the umbrella. It'll make her feel included!" As Zara was fixing the straps on her gear, she glanced at Stefan. He hesitated for just a second before agreeing. Sarah was called over. She looked at the umbrella in her hands and then at Stefan. Her eyes were full of sadness.

There were also shy female werewolves who couldn't express their feelings directly, so they would give an umbrella to imply their intentions. Could it be...? No wonder she was so eager to ask me out for a meal. It made sense, considering that I am indeed outstanding. Seeing me staring at the umbrella without saying anything, Lorena became a bit nervous. "Let me tell you, you must not underestimate this umbrella. It has a double-layer fabric, the first layer is waterproof, and the second layer is even more waterproof. And the umbrella frame is also very strong and durable..." My lips curled up slightly, surprised to see her having a nervous day. It was quite adorable in a way.

Everyone who entered the forest without permission would have a hard time dealing with the direction. And the people she planned to trick and invade this place were the people that she planned to use. For her own gain, of course. The sky was gloomy and the rain poured down like a waterfall. “Honey… Please stay under the umbrella.” Ibrahim wrinkled his forehead with worry when Shadow tried to escape from the umbrella he was holding. “Here, use your own umbrella, then.” He shoved the tiny umbrella that befitted her height when he had given up to make her stay still.

If he could restore a bit more True Energy, he could deal a huge damage to another person. The red-robed Vermillion Bird Elder narrowed his eyes and saw what Xiao Chen was thinking at the moment. He cried out, "Senior Brother, don't talk to him anymore!" After that, the umbrella in his hand stretched out and was thrown to the sky. The two phoenix patterns on the umbrella now had come alive. They chirped and flew up to the sky with fire around them. Everyone was shocked. The two phoenixes hovered in the sky and suddenly swooped down toward Xiao Chen. The stage suddenly turned into a sea of fire. Everyone nearby felt a sudden heat and ran to the distance.

“Also called ultralights. Lightweight, agile—designed for short-distance flight. Open cockpit, minimal structure. You’ll feel the hot Namibian air on your face.” Valentina leaned forward with her eyes wide. “So… no roof?” she said, sounding amused and alarmed. He chuckled. “Not exactly. Think of it like a hang glider with a motor. You’ll be safe—the wings are flexible and can handle sudden drafts. They don’t need a long runway either. We can take off directly from a flat dune” She turned to me, smiling—captivated at last. “Are we really flying in one of those?” I smirked. “You said you wanted adventure. I’m just delivering what my wife ordered me to.”

They hoarded around a wooden stall under the tent that levitated above their heads. SALE! SALE! Trending healer fashion at an affordable price! I read a banner that floated like a snake above our heads. “Watch out for raining snakes!” “Yeah! Watch out for raining snakes! Hahaha!” A group of winged children, their bat-like wings flapping violently, swooped overhead, knocking over a basket on the third floor of a building as they passed. I gasped, freezing where I stood as I saw the snakes falling freely right towards me. Turning on his heels, Ezra pulled me to his other side. With a deft motion of his hand, he grabbed a vintage umbrella that an old lady used as a walking stick and shielded me

Zay cooed from the kitchen with a pout. " Anyways I don't have much work to do. I just have to use my creative skills and that's it" Zay said with her hands waving like a magician. " Seriously Zay do you think you are a magician? With just a flick of a finger you are gonna finish everything" lilly said with a raised brow. " Who knows maybe I, am," Zay said again waving hands like something is there in her hands and waving in front of Lilly's face. " Stop it Zay or else I am gonna threw a bucket of water on you and drain all your magic powers," lilly said evilly.

They were the materials for the canopy. “You can stop messing with that umbrella,” Sullivan said. Adrian cursed under his breath. He watched as Tyler directed the omegas on where to set up the canopy. Adrian threw the bent umbrella on the ground and walked toward the water, his strides long and angry. He shouted, “Zane! I want an explanation!” I didn’t wait. I laughed and dove into the lake. Adrian was right behind me. We both cut through the group of girls, splashing them as we went.