Whirlwind Novels & Stories

The words from Samuel that from the beginning he attacked, but Samuel had not moved a step from where he was standing and Samuel only seemed to be avoiding attacks from Athes. "Well I will be more serious this time so prepare yourself because now I will start" Said Athes. It seemed that Athes who was using his Wind Release combined with Spiritual Strength was seen releasing 4 Whirlwinds in the Arena. “Wuzzz Wuzzz Wuzzz” The sound of Athes's 4 whirlwind elemental swirls. Soon Athes was seen, who immediately directed the whirlwind whirlwind towards Samuel. "Blushhh" T

"We have verified the fact that the Welkin Kings of the Celestial Realm had breached the InterRealm Law. What we do with this information is the topic of this meeting." The voice of his most trusted soldier was firm and sure. And Gustavan, President of the InterRealm Regulatory Board, anxiously leaned back on his chair and scanned the faces of his co-officers. "Why did they breach it? Why did they end a millennium of peace?" asked one of the government's representatives. "Yes," Gustavan nodded at the question. "Tell me, General Perez, what is the reason behind this dauntless act." "My agents spoke of the term Blitzkrieg, an explosion of uncontrolled Welkin Blessing which can profoundly affec

It really appeared like a black whirlwind, advancing at top speed into the vast wilderness. Unfairly maligned, they had become Public Enemy No. 1. Clearly, there was no place left for them in Jin City. They did not want to be like rats on the streets that everyone wanted to curse and beat, so Ding Hao simply took Golden Cicada and Sweet Sound to the wilderness. He revved up Black Whirlwind with all his might. This flying magical weapon, built like a motorcycle using inscription weaponsmithery, accelerated at top speed, zipping through the night sky.

She could feel the worms wriggling in her heart, the squirming of the worms made her stomach queasy. However, her attention was suddenly diverted as a gust of cold wind swept across her face, and blew her long hair. The gust of wind carried voices whispering in her ear, not the whispers of the surrounding leaves, but other whispers that she could understand. Leah looked left and right, it seemed that no one felt the gust of wind and whispers except for her. Even Mia and Grace who were standing so close to her didn't feel what she felt. The whisper called her name, she was sure. Not the sound of the wind, or the voices in her head, someone called her name

Its strength was considerable, but it couldn't break free from Gideon's grip. The beast was stunned. It had kicked an iron wall! "Get down!" Gideon exerted force. The beast on top of the aircraft was flung off. Only now could they see it clearly—a slender-bodied beast with black wings on its back, its head resembling a bald eagle's. In the blink of an eye, the beast disappeared into the raging winds, its speed astonishing. Orabella stepped to the hatch and warned, "Windrunners. They specialize in generating fierce winds, and they never let grudges go. This isn't over."

Roots rip from the earth, attaching themselves to the tires. “What the fuck?” The driver hits the gas, the engine revving and vibrating through the large van. “Why aren’t the tires spinning?” I can hear one of the windows rolling down, but don’t dare move a muscle as my vines work tirelessly to stop the van. “You dosed her too light. The forest is fighting back again.” “What the hell is she?” Dane curses under his breath, as the driver whips the steering wheel back and forth. I cry out as the frantic movements throw me into the side of the van. Something heavy slams against the back window, over and over again, splintering the glass.

The train's horn blared as it zipped through the tunnel, disappearing into the pitch-blackness for a brief moment before emerging into the blinding light. Willow peered out the window and observed the passing view, the dust that briefly flowed and then settled, the trees and their leaves that appeared to be waving goodbye, the farmer's fields, and one or two stray children who appeared small in her view. She observed a man standing in a field, watching the passing train. She would only ever see his silhouette, and never his face.

“[Flare]!” A blinding red light came from the tip of the wand. The light was so bright that even the sunlight was outclassed. The snake roared and jerked its head upward, changing the course of its flight. The gun on its back also stopped firing. As it was turning around to fall back, the Hunters took this opportunity. “Blast that thing out of the sky!” The mage that casted the blinding spell shouted to his comrades. “Alright! [Greater Acceleration] [Piercing] [Greater Strength] and also [Whirlwind]!” Another Hunters that was also using a spear was in a position ready to throw his weapon. Once he was done with his enchantments, he threw his pear.

Lira chimed in, trying her best to stay positive. "Make sense," I nodded. Moments later, a gentle breeze picked up, but it quickly whipped into a fierce, swirling vortex resembling a ball of magic plasma from another shifter race. "What is that? A tornado?" Lira gasped, leaning forward in her seat. Malcolm and Allison stood completely frozen for a few moments before finally sprinting back to the car. “Fuck, what the fuck is that?” Malcolm sat behind his wheel and focused on that vortex. "By the Moon Goddess and all she protects, what the fuck is that? It's my first time seeing anything like it!" Allison locked the car from the inside.

Of names I have many, of names I have one. Then it clicked. It was something every pack knew, something we lived with in the wild. Something that could be a soft whisper or a destroying force. A wave. No. That wasn't quite right. The wind. Yes. The wind could be a small breeze or a hurricane gale. People hit the wind when they run into it. Everyone fears a storm. Wind dances to the music of the trees. It has many names: breeze, gale, zephyr, tornado, but it is one thing. And you can’t run from the wind; it’s everywhere.