A Very Large Expanse Of Sea Summary Novels & Stories

“Boom!” Yet The Xavion Sword missed; it crossed over the woman’s head and sliced viciously down into the sea, where a humongous pillar of water erupted to the air. Vast lands of the beach cleared out. A ten-meter-long and dozen-meter-wide channel of energy stretched out towards the deep end of the sea. It was as if the horizon had split into two.

They'd been at sea for hours, a deliberate, silent passage out from it all—a distance from the city, the foundation, the book, the cheers. They had traveled until the horizon was a sharp, unbroken line, and they were utterly, blissfully alone. The sun was not dying. It was a blaze. The sun, a giant, bloated ball of orange, fell toward the water as if it was going to drown itself and pull the sky down with it. The clouds were not wisps, but vast, battered banners of violet and magenta, with streaks of blazing gold. The light did not illuminate; it burned, and the entire world glowed in its mad, beautiful colors. The sea was on fire, a sheet of flame running from the ends of the earth to the e

The sea stretched empty and vast around us, beautiful and menacing in its immensity. No place to hide. No place to run. Only forward.

though this time, he looked a bit worried. She chuckled, showing him the book, “I do not really mind if it is you… but do tell me, what does the sea looks like? I am afraid I do not know for I have never been out of the palace borders…” Jin crosses his arms, smiling fondly at the thought of the sea, silver-gray eyes growing distant and lost in memory as he recalled it: “Well, it’s been many years since I’ve personally been to the sea… but it has always been blue, so blue, like a mirror of the sky… a huge body of water that was just… there. Its waves are always moving back and forth towards the shoreline, crashing but soothing like a wordless song from the great beyond and… and the sand would

The gaze seemed to be looking up with great joy. Slowly, the large body of the pair of eyes moved. The ground beneath it shook, and all the sea beasts began to avoid the area within five hundred kilometers of the monster. Swimming leisurely upward, the massive body created huge waves beneath the ocean, causing the entire sea to become chaotic. And it wasn't just one, because on the other side of the ship were two equally massive sea monsters swimming toward Long Chen's ship. One of them appeared to have a tail like a fish, making it faster than the other two.

He was afraid, but he refused to show it. I squeezed his hand gently, letting him know I was aware of his fear. I didn’t blame him. This was unknown territory, a place where the sea itself could turn against us at any moment. Then, with steady resolve, I raised both hands. The response was immediate. The sea trembled, as if recognizing my command. Slowly, the waters split apart, opening a path before us. The ocean groaned as it pulled away, creating towering walls of water on either side. The passage was vast, wide enough for giants to walk through, but the sea still surrounded us, deep and endless. The sheer force of it was both breathtaking and terrifying.

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐚𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 The Tyrrhenian Sea didn't look like the dead, oily expanse Maya remembered from the height of the violet storms. As the gunship cleared the final granite cliffs of Calabria and dropped to an altitude of barely fifty feet, the water below stretched out like a sheet of hammered jade. The surface didn't crest into aggressive, chaotic whitecaps; instead, it moved with a heavy, rhythmic swell that seemed perfectly attuned to the slow, subterranean breathing of the Aspromonte valley they had left behind.

In other words, no one knew how deep it was. Samuel estimated that the place was at least dozens of meters deep, which was terrifying. "How f*cking much blood does this take." Samuel panicked as he looked at this enormous sea. A person's blood was very limited. Furthermore, there was not a lot of blood. To create such an enormous sea of blood, one would have to sacrifice at least several hundreds of millions of people.

Andrius grew serious. “Is there any information about the sea beast king? What exactly is it?” Leon smiled wryly. “Everyone who has seen it is dead. There are no records. I only know that the sea beast king is enormous, unimaginably so. Capsizing a ship like this would be effortless for it. I just hope that the deity will protect us so we don’t encounter it.” Leon shook his head. Then, he started steering the ship toward that area.

They reached the Holkar sea which was known to be the largest to sail through. Sometimes men go missing because of the treacherous sea beasts and blowing-amulet sirens. They were all prepared for this sea which would take a week to cross. Holkar was the fifth and most dangerous sea among the seven seas before South. Finlay ensured Ophelia didn't leave the room. Thankfully she had regained her memory, but he couldn't risk having her out there anymore. After what Alexander made her suffer.