thunderstone

Between them was the stone that had once held Thunderstone.

Thunderstone laughed again, only this time it came from his heart.

Thunderstone thought for a moment as he looked at the sword.

"Oh yes, of course, since the Thunderstone has changed hands again in coming back to me.

Thunderstone thought for a moment, and then shrugged his shoulders.

Thunderstone shall be first for his is the longest road.

With more than a touch of sadness in his voice Thunderstone continued.

Thunderstone laughed, looking fiercely at the boy who stood before him.

His voice became a whisper as he guided Thunderstone to stand with the company.

Thunderstone closed his hand over the jewel and read the King's letter.

Thunderstone walked down on to the causeway to meet old friends.

Thunderstone stood and watched the advancing shadows for a moment.

Child,' said Thunderstone, 'you must return to your father's house before winter comes and closes the road.

Thunderstone opened his mouth but the owl turned back and stared him into silence.

Thunderstone stepped quickly between them, pushing both fighting blades down into the ground.

Thunderstone must be hard pressed and desperate to send us such a messenger.

Thunderstone looked past those assembled, speaking almost to himself.

I doubt if the Thunderstone itself could do so."

Great song from the power metal band called Thunderstone!

A second later, as if he had decided the chorus needed another voice, Thunderstone began to bay as well.

Thunderstone thought a moment, touching the horse tail sword before he answered.

Thunderstone began to turn away full of anger but Kyot's reply stopped him short.

Thunderstone looked into the owls' eyes, smiled and lowered his gaze.

The strange dog lay curled beside Thunderstone, looking and sounding no better than she had the night before.

Thunderstone looked up into the maze of fine cracks that covered the King's face and frowned with concern.