Azure Bloodlust - The Second Interim: Lupine Vignettes from When Powerful Gusts and Scorching Rays were but Wheezes and Summer Fevers
The pressure in his chest, hitherto as ubiquitous as breathing, was gone. an electric “presence" took its place. later, after after mr.
It's Just Business
They were wholly incapable of wiping away that aura of ubiquitous and erroneous superiority from their arrogant faces, nor could they break from their rigid discipline to save their lives. _“what do you want imperial?"_ he demanded gruffly.
Table Seven
Although little eagle was obviously making light of the story, and it sounded like one of the seemingly ubiquitous cultural stories told to little ones to "be wary of strangers" or maybe to male teens to "watch out for the wiles of the fairer sex",
Fitness Testing
Due to ubiquitous budget cuts, their school had stopped providing physical education to fifth and sixth graders, instead only offering it up to the fourth grade. as a result, kazan and deklan never had a chance to get fit for a new uniform since then.
When Tomorrow Comes Act I, Chapter 2
The most ubiquitous races in the country were coyotes, jackals, fennecs, and hyenas (strangely the only non-canid race to emerge in the known world), though senkhar also had a high number of immigrants due to its policies of tolerance and equality for all
Tales of the Stout Bulwark: First Assembly
Provision generators were a fairly ubiquitous piece of equipment in the galactic republic and the star corps tended to value simplicity, reliability, and durability in their technology so for one to experience a failure this bad meant several things
Society, Culture, and General Planetary Traits
People are connected to whatever they call their version of the internet ("datastreams" or "databanks" i tend to think of most readily) constantly, service is ubiquitous and provided to all as a basic sapient right (though, obviously, taxpayers fund it), and
A Different Path: Chapter 2
There was no doubt at all, now, whether there were any exceptions: shock collars were ubiquitous _if_ you were a predator. _'a chomper,'_ she reminded herself as she shook her head in distaste.
Cold Blood 22: Aftermath
"the lord of bones, nikohorus, has some interesting mathematics that suggest -- strongly -- that there are far fewer minotaur mages than there ought to be, or rather, than there were, before the ... stabilization spell became ubiquitous among us.
No Frills: Grukkal
It is not uncommon for dragons have a talent for magic, but it is not ubiquitous. dragons can ask their seniors for apprenticeships.
A Vixen's Talent
I made sure to keep a reasonably fast pace, considering the exertion of hacking our way through the ubiquitous foliage, and to keep us heading in roughly the same direction.
Chapter five
What they received was near ubiquitous suspicion from their fellow citizens; most asians, in particular, received similar treatment by american biases. they were branded as terrorists, thieves, rapists, ad infinitum.