Chapter 6 - The Empress
He had lost sight of freya a while ago who had climbed up ahead, undisrupted from the dust that was blowing all around the rocky cliff face.
Deep in the Darkness
He took a deep breath and walked towards the cliff face. he seemed to get there all too quickly, and soon found himself looking over the edge at the crashing water below.
The Adventure Begins
Tall red cliffs surrounded the cliff on three sides, creating a safe haven from even the nonexistent wind. crabs began to fill the cliffs, each gazing upon the beautiful snapshot that nature has provided for them.
Through Hell [Gorgon/Naga TF/TG]
Without realizing it, he'd looked over the edge of the cliff by simply suspending his humanoid portion about ten feet out into the air, like a ruler a third off the desk.
R.E.S.C.U.E Chapter One ~ The Island
Perched on an ocean-side cliff and built into the edge of the valley, it was a modernist wonder-home.
Earthlike, Vaguely
They were marching once again, up a narrow path nature had etched into the cliff side long ago.
With These Broken Wings: Chapter 1
_ alaine lunged another step and saw the spread of the ocean beneath the cliff.
The Escape (Part 2 of The Monster)
C(^_^c) this story takes place when david jumped off the cliff, to escape from the monster, also meaning ending his life.
Partners in Crime
Humphrey swallowed nervously and pointed over the edge of the cliff. the gray wolf and the red wolf went over to the cliff and looked down, gasping at what they saw. "he's dead!" said the gray wolf, looking back at them.
05 - Point of View
And even more fun when he spotted an eagle flying about the cliffs. i climbed down and got out a pair of field binoculars, so we could see it better.
Dragon watching tours!
Sure, having to show himself in front of that cliff once every three days was getting annoying, but the reward was immense.
The Serpent Curse - Chapter 3
He runs for cover under an overhanging cliff. on a cliff side trail, barely wide enough for their bodies, kiah and critter have to leap over a gap bridged by two tree branches.