What is "firehead"

Usage examples of "firehead".

They say she was burned in a great blaze made by the Fireheads, and she was the only one of her Family to survive.

But he thought over the Matriarchs' conversation: Fireheads and Lost and huge global changes.

The Fireheads—said to be ferocious predators, creatures of sweeping, incomprehensible danger—seemed real enough, and every young mammoth was taught at a very early age that the only response to a Firehead was to flee.

Perhaps it was not a Firehead, but something else, something like a Firehead, a lesser threat.

He crashed out of the trees and into the clearing before the caves, in full view of Fireheads and Dreamers.

Every one of them bore the strange scar sported by Walks With Thunder, a Firehead paw burned into hairless flesh.

Some of the mastodonts actually had Fireheads sitting astride their backs, with their long, thin hind legs draped over their necks, feet applying sharp kicks to the mastodonts' small ears.

A foul brown spray knocked the skinny Firehead backward, and the line of mastodonts reacted with stomps and growls of amusement.

It was the little fat Firehead, the one who had detected his presence before anybody else.

He was rolling on his side and lifting his squat feet, letting a Firehead scrape mud off his delicate soles with a piece of sharpened stone.

He had a passenger, a skinny Firehead who sat astride the mastodont's neck.

The fires sent sparks up into the echoing night, and the Fireheads sat close, their faces shining in the red light, eating and drinking and laughing.

The Fireheads would come to him and shout in his ears, or whirl pieces of bone on ropes around their heads, making a noise like a howling wind.

And now, as the Fireheads wash over the land, the mastodonts must follow again.

And Longtusk said to the Fireheads, "You need coats like Rhino's to fend off the cold.