Chapter IV / The Ruined Holy Grounds
The damp earth reeked of rot and the air felt heavy with the lingering stench. he could feel a draft coming from the pathway, and there was a definite chill in the air.
Scales and Honor: The Shattered God: Prologue
He spread his silver tipped wings wide, wiggled his haunches and pounced upon the air. like a monstrous shadow he carried them through the air, hardly making a sound as he passed over.
Fledgling Developments: 8
“no, rock is the opposite of air. obviously.” mira gestured with the hose. “water is the opposite of displacement.”
Typhlosion Gut Punched
Sound with the first three impacts, but runs out of air after the third. the fourth, fifth and sixth punches thump into his belly, unaccompanied by his exhalation of air.
Indigo Nights- Chapter 3: The Shadow
Aarden's head spins in the thin air.
The Dog
"gosh i need to get some air, i'm rotting myself silly". closing his laptop, he stood up and stretched. "fresh air is a good thing anyway." getting his jacket from the hall closet, ilbv slipped it on and walked out the door, being sure to lock it.
The Labyrinth
~ ~ \* ~ ~ the sweet scent of female was on the air and tauros tilted his head back and snuffed the air with a shudder of delight, the young bull rushing forward fast enough that his sibling slammed into him with a roar of protest.
Jarzyl's Clan Crisis
He followed her off the rooftop and into the air, but without the flip. --- to be continued
The River
She gave a bubbled cry and kicked back upwards again, intent on getting air. and then she felt something at her legs.
Revaramek the Resplendent: Chapter Thirty Three
And then if you say…” he circled his hand in the air, swiveling his ears.
Revaramek the Resplendent: Chapter Eighty
He flicked his wings and twisted in the air, then soon leveled out, panting. revaramek streaked through the air so fast it left his heart thundering. he'd never flown so swift before.
Inhuman | Chapter 01: Escape and Arrival [old edition]
Once the friction from the air had slowed his descent to only a few hundred miles per hour, he was finally able to work the manual, hydraulically powered steering column, which had been all but useless in space as there was no air for the rudder to work with