Well, another great chapter!
This one was quite short. I liked it though. The whole chapter was quite sit-on-the-edge-of-your-seat intense, and it was very effective to keep me interested. I didn't get bored in any part. (Though it was also quite short, so... yeah. I'd have to have a really short attention span to get bored.)
Lighting flashed and thunder boomed all around Zoltar as he turned to face the raptors.
This is a great start to the chapter!
Perhaps more confident now that Felistia and Shiraku were gone.
This is grammatically incorrect. Either you need to connect it with the former sentence and change that period to a comma, or add "they were" after "Perhaps."
Suddenly the lead raptor lunged, latching onto Zoltar’s back. Zoltar bucked wildly as the raptor’s claws slashed long cuts through his wings. More raptors leapt at him, raking their talons against his scales.
Zoltar roared, blasting the creatures with fire balls as he thrashed in an effort to throw the alpha from his back. It held on, biting and stabbing with its claws.
This is really intense!
But the creature on his back held on, kicking out with it's hooked feet, ripping lash after lash along Zoltar's wings.
I would use a different word than "Lash," just because it technically is a verb. Also you already used it earlier.
He felt dizzy as though he was going to faint, but he knew he couldn’t. He had to finish this or they would.
I really liked the sentence "he had to finish this or they would"
He dragged himself to the clearing. The storm was whirling overhead, the high winds tugging at his wings, the rain battering his scales. Even if his wings weren’t torn, he’d struggle to fly in these conditions. He wasn’t going to be able to make it to Felistia’s cave. Not until this storm let up and even then he wasn’t sure if he could fly. He’d have to find a place to shelter for the night.
This paragraph and the rest of the chapter was really well written and descriptive, and it again shows Zoltar's personality, which seems to be the stereotypical "hero" personality, except with some interesting twists. What I mean is that he does the whole "I must keep going, I can't give up now" sort of thing.
The world grew dim as consciousness faded.
It should be "The world grew dim as his/Zoltar's consciousness faded" depending on whether you want to use Zoltar's name or a pronoun.
Anyway, that's my review! I hope it was helpful.
Points: 6228
Reviews: 114
Donate