Freedom Fire Chapter 8: Curse of the Undead
Some dragons were oblivious about it, but if you can sense it, i'm the dark magic user." "but i thought that collar..."
Damsons
His tendency to lose focus and drift off was one that often made him oblivious to his surroundings. grabbing a bushel with each hand, he swung his arms up and down at speed.
Owning My Humanity -- Commitment
Perhaps i deserve the nine hundred ninety nine lifetimes as a fox, to contemplate my defect--live countless short failed lives at a time, obliviously caught in the cycle of samsara, equalizing my karma.
Drones
She could feel the purple blade searing her scales, and she pretended to be completely oblivious to the problem. she took a swig of her vodka, and then she slammed it into the human's face, crunching his skull like a tin can.
Colour Me In
Kyell was far too oblivious to his companions feelings. far too caring, far too cold. the raptor stopped, surprised he called his best friend cold. he took a deep breath and sighed. was he that attached to him?
The Tale of Ma'lach, Part I
Ma'lach sat, oblivious to the sudden appearance of the seats and to the equally sudden disappearance of the wagon. "my boy, i see you recognize me?" ma'lach nodded in silence, too scared to speak. "do you know why i am here?"
The Morning Rush (Chapter 1)
But thankfully the rainwing was oblivious to her awkwardness, beaming a smile as the first of many morning customers began to flood the stall, hivewings queuing up one by one, with one or two silkwings making their own separate line.
Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 57
But worst of all was the smile on her face, completely carefree, as if she was oblivious to the fire eating away at every inch of her body. "hello, mother!"
The Shattered Mirror
She had seen him studying alone in the library and watched him for a bit, as he was completely oblivious to his surroundings. she had seen him in class, always silent but always turning his work in.
Breathing Life--Chapter One
The teenager's mind roamed along oblivious to his wishes of sleep. an hour later deyniir's bed was a mess of rumpled fabric and curled up fur. two hours until class.
Evolution Part I: Chapter Thirty-seven
How could i ever had thought he was oblivious to his peril? he was perfectly aware of the consequences. he simply placed no value in what he lost. i respected him for that.
How could you (Essay written by Jim Willis) *Not a Furry story!* All animal lovers should read this essay
When i realized i could not compete with the frolicking for attention of happy puppies, oblivious to their own fate, i retreated to a far corner and waited.