Blood on Ice - Chapter Thirteen
I was uncertain about retelling that story with the reptilians present. alec nodded. i looked from the reptilians to lord naali and his advisors before staring down at the table. "well, i..."
Blood on Ice - Chapter Fourteen
Alec and i don't feel comfortable leaving you unprotected after what has happened with the reptilians." not a chance was i comfortable with the reptilians either. in fact, everything about that night seemed as if it was a wild dream.
Light Bane: Chapter 3
The bright midday sun shone on them, clearly showing that they were all reptilians. humanoid reptilians. much like a werewolf, they looked like lizards with human body proportions.
Blood on Ice - Chapter Fifteen
There were a dozen dead reptilians around us to prove that!
Duty
The reptilians were everywhere and feral could see countless more climbing up out of the sewer grate in the middle of the broken street.
Blood on Ice - Chapter Seventeen
Does that really make us similar to the reptilians, who kill for no reason? were the reptilians killing us for some way to survive? _no,_i thought. _they do not need to kill us to survive.
Blood on Ice - Chapter Sixteen
The rain and snow mixture still fell around us, while the reptilians heavy boots splashed whatever little puddles there were on the ground.
The Banished Wars - Volume One
The hostility of the reptilians were made public; one most notable phrase from the reptilians had said, "all in the universe is here to serve us."
Light Bane: Chapter 4
The three young werewolves did call them reptilians, after all.
The Banished Wars - Volume Two
The reptilians that had returned took to calling themselves velmarians, naming themselves after the name of their new planet that they call home.
Flames of Hatred - Interlude
This chapter also introduces what life is like under the rule of the religious faction of the enes reptilians.
Facts About The Anu Elohim
Some have said that reptilians are incapable of feeling emotions, but i would say that most reptilians do not show our emotions because we choose to do so, so as not to even more heavily offend our neighbors.