Queen Calla
Hurled into the hurricane, she dances.
Today is 8/21/2011, it might be the end of everything to.
He felt like his whole entire life was nothing but a hurricane of ups and down's. he had lived in the state nevada for 18 years.
Embertooth - Epilogue
The lion had travelled through rain and thunder, through blizzard and hurricane, up the rivers and down the valleys, willing to go back home. he had met friends in his journey, but also defeated enemies.
Storm Spotted (Welded Sunset)
~ well above the glimmer of ocean below, the mechanical condor gazed calmly out across the top of the hurricane as she lined up her approach for another run of scans with sensors to penetrate down into the depths of the clouds.
A Grandpa's Love
There was a horrible hurricane a long distance away but the devastation was immense. we were called in as a relief effort to help the survivors and help rebuild the city. the whole place had been nearly leveled flat.
The Night-watch
Grinned the mouse as he stood like a palm-tree before a hurricane, between otter and dragon. 'i'm almost thinking you like this little run-around of ours.'
The Steel Castle
A hurricane larger than the likes of any seasonal storm. the boy, and all his guests, and all their creations, and all their sand castles were swept away that night. all of it was gone, except the ocean, and a very, very sad boy.
Chapter six
We landed inside the eye of a hurricane." “oh, god," he groaned. he pulled his hair tightly, and he wanted to strike himself. “how the hell did it just sneak up on us like that, huh?"
Wolfwind
I’d read old news reports and such, just out of curiosity, and she very much reminded me of the hurricane by the same name. i walked over to one of the prisoners the others had taken and lifted him to his feet.
And just where did you leave your colony?
They promised us the planet had no hurricanes, no insects, no earthquakes, no fuzzy animals, no tornadoes! "it's perfect," they promised us that.
At Leo's House
And yet, it felt like she wasn't in a desert, but in the eye of a hurricane.
Whist, Robert - Accountant
Roots snapped from the ground like tent cables in a hurricane. leaves were evacuating their trees in colonies. the clouds, feeling it best to watch from a safer distance, parted, drifting away briskly, and a wash of moonlight flooded the forest.