First Moon Pt. 2

Well since you are in an uncontrollable rage, let's find you some more suitable prey," adrian said, pulling out a fragment of clothing from a pouch he carried.

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Destiny Intertwined, A matter of trust

The feelings of right and wrong twisted about each other in her mind, intertwining about the fragment. and even then, the fragment faded in and out of focus, making her question if it was real at all.

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The Coffin: Part 4

Marcus' mind was made up as the rotten bull picked up a boulder-sized fragment of the ruined sarcophagus and heaved it at the wolf.

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Lost to Dreams

I knew he was not here, left but recently, for the bed was still warm, and smelled of him, and fragments of the conversation drifted to me as i dozed fitfully in his absence. snow drifted on the mountain, but i was not cold.

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Pokerface

Things get assembled, they get fragmented, they get assembled again. a lot of us autistics like to eat our sandwich parts separately rather than together sometimes. fragmentation is _morally neutral_.

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Reality Re-Wired - Prologue: The Dance of Time [CM]

The elf's name was alura, and he had a small fragment of green crystal from their homeworld wrapped around his neck as a necklace, a fragment of what they called, 'life essence'.

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Bahamut's Light: Chapter 33

It sang through the air, filling it with crackling bolts, splintered dead into showers of blackened blood and fragmented bone.

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The Storm Wolf: Tranquil waters - chapter 7 - Resonance 7.3

But when the fragments lodged into my body, i understood—they were adamantine. they had made bullets out of adamantine and loaded them into their ammunition.

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Breathing Walls

I i i the man lay there dead, technically dying as some little fragments of organic machines still ran, in a desperate and futile attempt to remain alive.

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Divine: Merchants of the Silent Shore - VI

He had returned the stone he had borrowed, but not before scrapping a few small fragments off for himself.

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