Wingfeather Saga Leeli Novels & Stories

A slight feeling of wonder slipped through Lea at how calm Fely was, when she should have been terrified that Garry would soon find out about her crimes. Lea gritted her teeth and took a deep breath, then, before Fely and Eris knew it, Lea jumped towards Fely with outstretched claws and grabbed Fely's neck. "How dare you do something dirty like this to me, Fely!" Fely gasped, trying to escape from her stepsister's grip, but Lea was bigger and stronger than her. Fely was helpless when Lea released her neck and went to grab her hair then dragged her body closer to the table.

"We need to not only strengthen our own anchor, but also understand how Leila operates. If Elias is using her, then understanding her methods could be key to countering him." The library, once a quiet repository of the past, was now a hub of preparation and discovery. Adriana, armed with historical context, the understanding of her power's true purpose, and a chilling confirmation of Leila's recent betrayal, felt a surge of clarity. The prophecy was not just about her; it was about the Ironfang Pack, their lineage, their inherent strength against forces that sought to corrupt and divide. And with Joey by her side, the echoes of Queen Anya and Elder Marcus, and the grim knowledge of Leila's r

Third POV. “Do you have to leave today?” Leila asked as she saw them put their luggage in the car. She was reluctant to part ways with her. After all, since when didn’t Elana take her with her when she was going to meetings? “Sorry love but we do,” Aiden said but Leila ignored him and looked at her sister. “Even though I wanted to take you with me, I couldn’t. The council said that when I am gone, you should be practicing your fighting skills so that when I come back, we can continue with the gifts training,” Elana said making Leila understand some things.

When I entered the lift, I selected the attachments in the email. …A pretty-looking girl with light green hair and golden eyes. 'First Name: Lefiya Last Name: Rios Challia Gender: Female Age: 16 Birth Date: 4th April XX77 Class: First Year, A-1 Race: Faerie Elf Special Note from Principal: She inherited the all-seeing eye from the fairy race, so brace yourself from having your deepest, darkest secrets wholly exposed to her. Don't try to look for her through her hair colour; it's useless as it changes often. Instead, her most distinctive features are her pointy ears and fairy wings.'

she said, “can you give me one of your feathers?” Puzzled, Astrapi dug out a feather from near where one wing joined his shoulder blades. He winced as he pulled it out. Ilyria told herself to get moving but was entranced by the magical, iridescent glow. She wondered what had become of the feather she and Thassa had found at the House, the one that had allowed him to guess the companions were in Vatra. Holding it was like holding onto light. She sighed. She would have to part with this one too.

The stitching was so lifelike, it seemed as though a real eagle were spreading its wings to take flight. "Would you like to try it, Your Highness?" Selena asked. Lilia nearly lost her composure. At Selena's words, she snatched up her whip and struck it against a chair with a sharp crack.

Liam went to her and I followed. “What's wrong?” “A woman…she appeared out of nowhere…right beside Leila" My wolf took over. **** I rushed into the house. The door might have broken I'm the process. My wolf took in the scents; Madam Kimmy, Lelia…Hera. I calmed down and shifted back. Hera won't harm her. After dressing, I went to meet the ladies. They sat at the back, madam Kimmy had served drinks and Hera was petting Lelia's hair like she was her pet.

Ivy narrowed her eyes slightly and went back to the work that lay in front of her. Her life had already moved far ahead, much like a feather being carried in the wind.

Earnestine said. “We do. We came here to get information about our father and you are just making things worse.” Janeka blared. Lelia closed her eyes, she exhaled deeply before opening them back and whispering a spell, the book from her hands disappeared returning to its shelf. She turned to them snapping her fingers and they all shut their mouths up. “It attacked our villagers,” Lelia continued. “We have tried several times to kill it, but we couldn't. I have watched this monster take our children, kill our mothers and feed on our fathers. I wished I could destroy it.”