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Definition
a sharp hooked claw — especially on a bird of prey
- Tom could hear the scraping of its talons along aged planks, the whisper of its huge wings, as it slowly ascended the bridge.Chapter 19 (24% in)
- He retracted his talons and allowed a gentle smile to form on his snout.Chapter 19 (29% in)
- Black bats with talons that look like they could pop a head off in short order.Chapter 25 (70% in)
- Talons bit into his flesh.Chapter 30 (21% in)
- A single talon swiped at his back and cut to his spine.Chapter 30 (23% in)
- TOM AWOKE to the violent, stinging drag of a taloned claw across his face.Chapter 30 (27% in)
- He began to delicately stroke Tom's face with the tip of his talon.Chapter 30 (39% in)
- But the shrieking bat's extended talons, followed by the rest of its body, fell limp the instant the glow from the extended dagger touched its skin.Chapter 30 (77% in)
- Talons extended from his feet and dug into the wood.Chapter 32 (27% in)
- The large beast made no effort to hide his talons, which tapped impatiently on the wood bridge.Chapter 32 (39% in)
- But instead of taking his hand, the Shataiki suddenly leaped from the ground and slashed angrily at the extended hand with his talons.Chapter 32 (64% in)
- Talons swiped like sickles; fangs gnashed ravenously in anticipation of meat.Chapter 32 (84% in)
- He fell to the ground, smothered by a dozen bats, who sank their talons into his soft flesh.Chapter 32 (85% in)
- The bat raised one of its talons.Chapter 34 (70% in)
There are no more uses of "talon" in Black: The Birth of Evil.
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