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Now is now. Kaylin is stepping off the Light Train. It's dark and the dry wind scratches at her face. It's the one place that doesn't come to mind when you think of New Year's Eve. In front of her blooms a different kind of darkness. It's wet and humid. She turns around and Darus is there. "This is it," he says. "The final gate. The last trial." He spreads his arms, and the wet warm dark spreads out and presses against her dark. He pulls his sword out of the scabbard. Kaylin stands in front of him, tensed to run. "Running again?" He flourishes his sword. It's giving him an unfair advantage. The sword disappears. "You should sacrifice yoursel

Chapter 7 – The Journey for the Crystal Rose – PART 3     BOOM! I jumped when the first lightning struck. It's been 5 hours, the rain wouldn't stop, Tigress was still in my arms, and now I was even colder. I thought of the dream I had… and Oogway. What did he mean? I sighed looking at the rain as it fell. Why did he pick me… I can't even move… I'm useless now, how can I fight, how come nobody else would understand? There were so many questions in my head that were left un-answered. I got disturbed when a gush of cold air came at me inside of the cave. It went into my cuts which stung badly but I didn't yell, I neede

 It was a rather quiet day in the Valley of Peace, for there were no signs of any trouble throughout the area. Even the weather was only calm, despite the sea of dark clouds off in the distance. Things were even more peaceful up at the Jade Palace, as Po and the other warriors had not been doing much at all that day. No one was more bored than Tigress. She sat in the Hall of Warriors, pretending to meditate. She really just wanted to get away from the others who were trying to entertain themselves in the training hall. That's all they have been doing she thought to herself. Since the lack of excitement the past week, there has been nothing

 Redeeming Light Chapter 11 – Inner Peace "Xun – Xun!" He had done everything to try to calm the inconsolable wolf down at this point. Well, everything but slap him.  (Something he didn't quite prefer to do at such a frantic moment, and when the wolf had found someone he cared for, injured.) "Oh gods.." The wolf was hurriedly tearing off so much of his robes that Shen was sure he'd be the one naked by the time the night was done! His stomach to shoulder blades were all pretty much exposed, and so was the cuts, and- -and so was the stab wound. It was bandaged, but Shen still saw it; his throat still closed. "Oh go

Kung Fu panda a loving connection Chapter 5 a love gone The weekend came to the valley of peace after the little scene from po and měi, which meant měi had a day off from working in the shop. She started to walk up the 100 step stairs to see her new boyfriend with a wooden bag of fresh, warm dumplings. She makes it to the top breathing heavily and exhausted. She picks her body up from the ground and walks to the large door, leaning on it. Měi:" how 'huff' does he 'huff' do 'huff' this." She said knocking on the door. Tigress opens the door to see měi with a smile." oh hey měi, I guess you're here to see po." M&#

Rated "PG" for violence and some frightening situations. Kung Fu Panda: Origins Chapter 25: Epilogue Shifu was shaken out of his exhaustion when the Jade Palace servants summoned the groan of the grand opening doors. They all bowed their heads to him, silently wondering how the Grandmaster got in such a frazzled state to walk into the Hall of Warriors with a half-torn tunic, ruffled fur, and the Sword of Heroes in his careful grasp. The red panda limped a bit down the great hall. He had earned the few tears in his robe from the many battles of the week and he felt slightly fatigued now and then from his near brush with death... But it sim

Bao Gu Orphanage was once a happy place. Then one evening a strong yak from a nearby village dropped off a covered cage. He paid the owner of the orphanage to keep it. Of course, the young sheep did not know what she was getting herself into. With the help of some of the older children, she carried it inside and out of the dry wind. The children enthusiastically whipped off the cloth of their new present, but they all jumped back in shock. At the very back of the cage snarled a very angry little tiger cub. The children screamed and ran away from fright, but the sheep collected herself and drew some courage. "Little one, what is your name?"