Unto the Rising Sun
Upon that dark, black night, the god gave a roar and thundered through the air and the light. the great thunder of his roar shook the land, and he, silhouetted upon the darkened light.
Hot Air Balloon Act 2
The black (night time) liquids rippling heavily as the local kaiju was called out. a hybrid look of a feral and anthro wyrm with a few large spikes coming out of his back and at the end of his tail.
All that Glitters: Touching Souls
Through that eye, the black night brightened to gray, and the dragon's features grew bright and sharp. the raven sighed at his confused, uncertain look. "i'm sorry," she told him. "you can talk now. we were all...
Chapter 2: Aveamaria's Prayers
Even if it was the pitch black night, serhis had no difficulty identifying what had assaulted him, kobolds having the ability to see in total darkness.
The Wildlands: Attria (Chapter 4: Trade routes of the south)
The shadow of the gorge behind them stretches through the valley as the black night sky approaching from the east. the rest of the trip is easy. slightly down hill along the river to the delta at the coast.
Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 38
All she had to do was keep going, just like sarah did on that black night of storms, the night that- she stopped, a flood of memories threatening to overflow the careful set of dykes she had built up in her mind, brick by brick and layer by layer.
Ander - Chapter 4, Subchapter 38
All she had to do was keep going, just like sarah did on that black night of storms, the night that- she stopped, a flood of memories threatening to overflow the careful set of dykes she had built up in her mind, brick by brick and layer by layer.
Kaiju ga Gotoku 4.3 - Gordon's Big Day Out
_//" his voice screeched as tuilleksen cackled, pulling him out the club and back onto the street as darkness fell fully with a peerless black night beyond the neon labyrinth above their heads.
Hurricane Kim Chapter 16
I guess it was unsettling to see a pair of wary looking heads with turkey platter sized eyes and jaws large enough to eat a horse appear out of a nearly pitch-black night.