The Story of Kegawa Akademi

Kaga made something amazing happen, and there weren't any irreversible consequences to this experiment that affected the students or their surroundings.

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Secrets Ch. 37

Nodding i pick up when he stops, “you see among my kind any promise is binding and cannot be broken without severe consequences."

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The Promise She Made

“to quote a certain dragon: i’m fully aware of the consequences of my actions.” aubrey burst into laughter again. “okay, now i know you’re laughing at me.” it took a moment for her to calm down enough to speak clearly.

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The Legend of Spyro: Path of Delusions Book V Chapter 20

"underestimating something you don't fully understand can have dire consequences. i'm sure you read about our young, pretty black dragoness in the city, you make an impression of a tactician after all.

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Cosmo: Chapter IV

"now, i'm going to leave you and be back with some food, don't move again or this time you know the real consequences."

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Teasing a Wolf

"nothing of consequence." "can i see?" "definitely not." jeff's tone left no room for argument. or so he thought. "why not?" "reasons. leave it be." "tell me!" will said, mimicking a whining kid perfectly as he squeezed jeff tighter. "no!"

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Moral analysis of finger-snapping. (Avengers3 spoilers!)

Star lord failed because in his moment of rage he was blinded to the consequences of his actions. and that consequence was simply failing to contain thanos.

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The Leaves of Fall Act 3: Something That Matters (Part 7)

\>you twist the nob and slip inside, snapping off the endless chime of cheap halloween sound effects as the door shuts with a meaty \*thunk\* \>a distinct, girlish falsetto shrieks behind you \>you don't even think about the consequences of what you

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Dragon's Roar Trio: Chapter 3

That man (marcus, or whatever his name) somehow went toe to toe with the three of them, and suffered the consequences, but that wasn't why he was feeling so down.

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U.C.O.D. Scorn of The Lost: Chapter 14

The carnians, looking for any reason to destroy something without consequences, quickly accepted...and like i said, they were nightmares on the battlefield.

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