Through The Pass - Part 1
I knew it was just a superstition. you can get over there!" "that's not the secret i wanted to tell you mike," kell says, placing a paw on his knee, motioning with the other for him to keep his voice low, although no one is within earshot.
Character Reference: James Finch
**superstitions:** none. misc **what if...:** **...s/he was an animal? what would they be and why?:** an eagle because he would be able to fly through the sky.
Ch. 1: Wail in the Night
"they're just superstitions." she shook her head and sighed. "that's how dwarves are, satoru. don't buy into everything they have to say."
Everyone Does It: Mr. and Mr. Rifkin
Taylor stood at the altar now as he waited for that silly bat, the only person he hadn't seen since getting here, damn those old wedding superstitions.
Nocturne
A little maturity and all the irrational superstitions of the world would go away, the otter thought- fear of the number "13", belief in miracles, and the annoyingly-persistent belief in creator gods and demons. mr.
(Intro) The Nokken's Fiddle
Consequently, magic and mere superstition used to be one and the same for the ignorant masses, making it impossible to tell fake stories from actual ones.
Between Sun and Moon
Viewing these celestial bodies indicated the superstition that ran deep in people whether they lived under the auroras of the cold north or a canopy of stars.
Rose- Learning Magic
I suppose that given the society, important books might be left unnamed as a common superstition or tradition, which would explain why there is no text on the cover to this book.
Outcast Planet: Shooting Star
._ superstition becomes a part of your life on planet, whether you believe in it or not. it's always better than the alternative. but my wish would not come true, i knew this right away.
Scoundrel Story Part 2
Some thought that the high king was omnipotent, being of the divine status as he was thought to be, but oliver knew better than to trust superstition.
Lady of the Collar, Introduced
After the colonial wars ended, the wide territory of aetroziythus felt its grip on reality as a whole loosen: superstitions became real, strange amorphous creatures and their tiny yet corruptive spawn began afflicting anyone foolish enough to disturb their
Hunters for the Ferret - Chapter 3
Jakos was never one to believe in superstition nonsense, especially when it came to the mewling, cowering mammals who never dared to venture outside from the comfort of home.