Dark Growlithe - Chapter 8
Vaporeon held the reed in her mouth and pointed the reed at one of the veins in dark growlithe's neck. with a little push the sharpened reed sunk into his neck a short way.
Love and War Chapter 3
reed stared at josh for a while, then at josh's paw.
Passing the Torch (Act1, Book2, Chapter19)
reed handed reno a business card and received one in return from nevada. "take care," reno said. "look, i'm not stupid, reed. these guys used an emp.
Kaiju ga Gotoku 1.5 - The Host
"didn't expect to see a teenager work in sewers," asked reed.
Kaiju ga Gotoku 7.1 - Suspension of His Belief
"i'm following up investigations on the temple fire," said reed, "my name is sgt. detective reed o'sauressy, and i wanted to get testimony from your members who were helping at the scene."
Kaiju ga Gotoku 2.7 - The Atlantean
Snapped reed. "i care about the fact you stole my shoe you idiot! ugh."
Too Safe
When reed had free time, he would play sports and other games with the iraqi children. one day, a truck full of supplies arrived at the market and reed was tasked to watch over the shipment. and thus the story begins.)
Last Light for Los Angeles | Chapter 1: Hollywood's Last Act, Part One
Inside the cruiser were officers mark reeds and charlotte evans, both of them relatively young otters in their twenties.
Kaiju ga Gotoku 2.2 - Chasing Red Wings
"argh, dammit," reed shook his head, "this guy's good they weren't kidding about taking his work seriously."
River Blossom Celebrates Midsummer
Elder reed weaver was standing there. "blessed turning and growth, river blossom." river blossom's voice caught in her throat. trevor should have been the first to say that to her. "blessed turning and growth, elder reed weaver."
Lakeside Leisure
The reeds closed with a hushed swishing behind the dugout, followed by silence. a silence so absolute, it was known only to come when the forest spirits were at peace.
Micro Rights
"reed," he said with a chuckle, which caught me off-guard. he stood up and i nearly tripped over myself trying to back away. "reed," he said again. "calm down."