Counter Earth Chronicles Fallen Empire Chapter 95: Someone’s Someone (The Dawn Of Civilization Part II)

“it helps me sleep better." the gold colored horsie said. “i see you two are very close." “we have been traveling together for a while artax." “i guess we depend on each other for safety, comfort and security."

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Behind Those Mountains

A little sign of things to come, a haunting tale to put the children back to sleep. but they didn't care. they took the twig and watched it wither. they took the feathers and plugged them on their doors.

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There's No Way, Chapter 46

Now, let’s get to sleep, okay?” “uh-kay?” \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* a couple of hours later, michael woke up and saw anne had moved in her sleep and was now dangerously close to the edge of the bed.

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Orion and Blue: The Legions of Damphyr

Try to get some sleep." as she drifted into sleep, screams of pain and terror echoed in blue's mind. the scents of fire and blood came to her nostrils. she began hearing voices. “blue, get out of here!" shouted a female voice. “run!"

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Sages of the Hidden Lights: Chapters 20-26

I closed my eyes and, gazing up at the unparalleled darkness above, drifted off to sleep. -chapter 21- i woke up restless and tired the following morning.

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Counter Earth Chronicles Fallen Empire Chapter 53: I Think I Am Going To Like It Here (Acceptance Part II)

"is this how all centaurs sleep?" i asked staring at the exceptionally wide bed. "it is how we sleep." olen said. "why, did you think we had barn with a stable?" huten asked. "no. well, i don't know what to think."

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Warm Sands 5.5 (ger. Vers.)

In der Nacht, in der Kheru im Palast seines Vaters ankam, schlief er nur wenig. Die Gänge, in denen er als Junge so oft mit seinen Brüdern fangen oder jagen oder Soldaten gespielt hatte, erschienen ihm nun still und leer. Stundenlang starrte er an die...

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