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“Interplanetary Public Speaking? Kill Me Now”
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
“Signs never lie. Legends never die. Quandaries are stilled, when visions are filled.” Temnon, Nemantia, and I stood there, not knowing how to respond. “Uh,” I stammered, “is that a part of the Seer’s vision?” “Gracious, no,” Maudine tittered. “I made that up myself. But it sounds deliciously legendary, doesn’t it?”
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
“Chapter One: I Am Chased by the Sun”
― First Earth
― First Earth
“Me + Flirting = Awkward”
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
“We could all die. Crap.”
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
“What form is that?” I gasped. “A helcat on steroids? Grimmal,”
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
“Signs never lie. Legends never die. Quandaries are stilled, when visions are filled.”
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
“Enraptured by their spell, the sirens passed their queen in a spinning circle around Rein, her hair drifting behind her and her arms reaching, imploring some unholy deity for the power to subject her son. Rein refused to waver, his own power nullifying the bewitched harmonies of siren song. Frustrated by her failure to spellbind her son, Suelta changed tactics. Her hands extended to the murky pool of water leading to the open ocean. Crunching her fingers, the water mutated into a hammer. Rein encased himself in his hardened water cylinder a fraction before she swung a magical handle and pounded the hammer repeatedly on her son. Rein’s cylinder held against the onslaught. Still singing, he whipped up several water blades and set them spinning. Slicing through a stone column as easily as peanut butter, the”
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
― Second Earth: A YA Fantasy Adventure to the Planet's Core
