The Codex Chapter 2: Ambush
Scy felt how the glass got pulverized into dust by the wings, sending out glass dust.
Memories in the Sand
The sandstone walls held firm though the dust of ages long pass scatters under each step his paws take.
The Wastes- Chapter 1: To the Victor...
The drifter tore his hat from his head and slapped it on his thigh to beat the dust from it, grumbling under his breath.
Not So Retired Any More XXII
Arlen felt a paw grab his shoulder and, blinded and deafened by dust and tank fire, he could still tell it wasn't buck just by hand size and grip.
An Unkindly Welcome
The thug screams out in pain as the red dust quickly dries the eyes out and irritates them to no end.
Bounding Berries
She began to cough as a cloud of dust rushed out the now empty door frame. covering her face with a paw, she kept coughing until the dust settled. sticking her head through the door, she looked around the dust covered inside.
Recruitment
By the forces standards dust was a pretty minor offense and they often turned a blind eye to it. sharrin leaned forwards in his chair.
Chapter One
Another lonesome cry spilled across the red dust, sending a scavenging reebird back into the safety of its burrow. a cluster of dust devils stirred, rising from the ground as if to challenge the trespasser, but they scattered quickly under her gaze.
Pokemon - Tale of the Guardian Master - CH 163
Looking up, they watched as the ball of energy began to waft and change shape, almost as though a breeze had begun painting a tapestry above the stage, with the gold the dust turning into him sitting alone at a fire made of the blue dust.
Spring Cleaning: A Talespin Fanfic
He climbed on the pontoon and began wiping the dust off. then he slid back into the water and finished wiping the pontoon clean.
What Happens Next: Azure of Draarde
"have it your way," the dust blew everywhere as his father took off into the air with a mighty heave. after the dust cleared, azure walked to the edge of the cliff he was on.
Dragon vs F-16
A small redscale who stood at about 5 metres in length hovered over the ridge, taking a moment to eye the flow of the battle in the suburb, watching what he was too small to take part in as the wind whooshed about his wings, smoke and dust being whipped up