Wings Over The World: Exceptional Sophia Beaufont™ Book 23 by Noffke Sarah & Anderle Michael

Author:Noffke, Sarah & Anderle, Michael
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9798885414104
Publisher: LMBPN Publishing
Published: 2022-04-07T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE

Thankfully the winds around the island weren’t as bad as they’d been in the Irish Sea. However, that was all about to change.

Hold on, Lunis said in her head. It’s about to be a bumpy ride.

As they’d suspected, the giants didn’t offer a warning or appear interested in talking to the rider and dragon that approached them unarmed.

The giants all wore angry expressions and simple clothes made out of leather and animal fur. They were all men, Sophia observed from the closer vantage point, although Lunis was mostly shielding her as they pulled back their meaty arms, about to fire their bows. The giants all had long hair, making them look very cave-mannish with their flat noses and small eyes. They weren’t a pretty race—although Rory and his girlfriend Maddy were the exceptions to this, being somewhat attractive.

A giant wearing more armor than all the rest and standing several yards behind them held up a large bone horn and blew it. Sophia had a feeling that didn’t cue a parade or a drum circle.

Seconds later, the giants all released their arrows. They flew through the air in a large arc, racing in Lunis’ and Sophia’s direction—all taking the same trajectory.

Seriously guys, you can do better than that. Lunis shook his head and flapped his wings, angling upward and climbing higher into the air. The arrows all missed them and landed in the sea.

All of the giants immediately reloaded.

You’d think for as big as their heads are, that they’d have more brains, Lunis joked to Sophia.

She shook her head. Something tells me we shouldn’t underestimate them. They’re learning our strategy.

Learn it, Lunis replied. Write it down, dear giants. Put it in your playbook for all I care.

Sophia laughed. Well, I wouldn’t pull the same move on the next attack, she informed him, watching as the archers all pointed their bows higher in the air.

Lunis sighed. I didn’t hatch yesterday, you know.

When the one Sophia figured was the chief of the giants—known as Dag, according to Bermuda—blew into the horn again, she held her breath, wondering what her dragon would do next. Lunis didn’t rise in the air but rather shot forward, getting dangerously close to the cliff’s edge. All the arrows meant for them arched over them, landing at their backs in the water.

Now, Lunis urged, immediacy in his voice.

Whipping her hand through the air as he cut to the side, giving Sophia a clear side view of giants along the coastline, she created a blast of wind. It hit the water first, making a huge wave that rose high into the air over the cliffside before crashing down. The giants didn’t have a chance to react, and the result was the small tsunami assaulted them.

It knocked many of them to the ground, making their bows tumble from their grasp. Chief Dag didn’t move but instead stood stock still as the wave of seawater rushed over his feet and legs, coming up to his knees.

Not wasting a single second, Lunis supersized underneath Sophia, making her reposition herself to keep her balance.

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