The first time through I thought the hairs belonged to the wisp. You might want to rephrase that.The wisp was so close to my nose, I could feel the tiny hairs on it stand up from the wisp’s aura. I squinted from the bright light and turned my head away.
Whoa, watch the comma usage.Barefoot on the cold tile floor, I ran with, strange new agility, down the gray-walled corridor, following the direction of the fizzing noise.
Use a different verb the second time.I stared at him as he walked off. Sheesh, he’s so arrogant.
“Oh, Hawthorne sent me to summon you,” he said walking off.
ridI would have gotten ride of you long ago.
Was someone using the thesaurus again?In his black-gloved hands converged a sword from a flurry of black, writhing aura.
Don't use the verb "to circle" twice in such close proximity.The black falcon swiftly rose into the air, circled around the descending bird, as if taunting it. Circling over the clearing, it inspected me for one last time, then whizzed away.
???Without waiting for an answer, he threw himself down onto the grassy floor, with silent, contained rage.
I'm having trouble visualizing this. Perhaps you could specify his position more. At first glance it seemed as if he was having a quiet temper tantrum.
BWAH HA HA HA HA HA! *wipes eyes* Sorry, but I was not expecting "clod" for your onomatopoeia.Clod. Clod. Clod. Clod. Our footsteps echoed throughout the dark hall, lit by glass sphere lamps identical to those in the dais room.
Your use of "informed" doesn't sound correct. I would say, "Hawthorne informed me."“These are the Aegi who have passed on,” informed Hawthorne.
Anyway, there have certainly been some interesting developments. Keep it up.