War Of The Litche: Prologue
Her paws tightly grasping her child's as the two armored soldiers behind them chased after her in deadly pursuit.
To protect life - Chapter 1, A GHOSTLY BOY
You can get used to all that... but there are certain things you never manage to get used to... like losing a child, you never get used to lose a child on duty. never...
New Life - Chapter 1 - Now or Never
"you didn't even ask where i was going, kid." eli was silent. "look, i know what you're going through. i was a kid once, and i ran away. but soon you'll start to miss you family, and all your friends..."
Filling the Void - Chapter Eleven
"that boy is as bright as any child i've ever met.
The Wolves of Gryning: A Vixen's Tale Pt. II
But she was real, once, and so was that firstborn child of hers. that child was the god kethke, for it had been granted a measure of the powers of darkness that had revived its soul from the twilit forest.
Royal Duty
The kid won't listen, and i don't have the time to attend to such a petulant child." his hand clenched into a fist, his anger flowing throughout his body.
The Door (Ch. 2)
"_he's_ just a child. and he's in pretty rough shape." catching the rabbit's tone, clawhauser looked remorseful. "just a kid? oh wow....i saw some of the footage......was he hurt?"
Transformations (A1, B1, C16)
"yeah, kid. then i helped carmen, his wife, to deal with eli thomas jr. acting out. kid needed a male role model in his life.
Demigod Chronicles Chapter 1: Curse of the Sunken City
Shi asked curiously, it wasn't well known but wildheart had a very rare ability for a child of hephaestus.
After Dark - Intro / Chapter 0
Maybe the kid in the corner who's parent's can't afford whatever crap the other kids decreed was the thing they must wear, or perhaps it's the kid who wears glasses that are slightly thicker than the norm.
Love From A Stranger Part 5
Hunting that kid down so i can get rid of him myself." said mr. parker laughing. "i do so know him, better than you'll ever know.
Off Leash Chapter 7
An adorable child pointed a pudgy finger at me, her dark eyes bright with wonder as she rode on her mother's back in one of those child backpack things. the mother, however, did not share her child's love of large felines.