Black Tip Reef Shark Bite Novels & Stories

I felt her body arch and smirked into her skin. She pulled me back up by my hair and brought my lips back to hers. She bit my bottom lip, and I moaned. She bit it again and smirked when she got the same reaction. She took one of my snake bites between her teeth and pulled gently. She knew what this did to me.

They were merciless, and their target had little chance of escaping. The octopus was devoured in the blink of an eye. When the few Red Tooth Sharks noticed Morticia's fixated gaze, they charged toward her. 'Sh*t!' Morticia's body trembled, and she turned and swam away without thinking. How could she possibly have outrun the sharks in the water? The sharks had caught up with her in the blink of an eye. Click! The first Red Tooth Shark opened its mouth and bit Morticia's shoulder. Instantly, blood gushed out, and the ocean turned red.

“Who … sent … you?!” “I … I don’t know what his name was …” “A man?” I demanded, pushing his head back over the rail, bending him so far back that he would drop quickly into the water if I released him. “Who?” “I don’t know!” “Well, then, I have no reason to keep you alive,” I said calmly with a shrug. The sun was setting and when I looked around, no one was near, but I was sure that the flaming tiki hut would soon draw attention. In the water, sharks swarmed below, smelling the blood, and I couldn’t resist. I tore off the monster’s hand as he screamed and blood gushed from the opening and I held it over the water, letting the droplets fall, sending the sharks into a frenzy. Even though shar

I’d told them a shark might have attacked her while she was fishing—I’d said we were friends, that she liked to fish near the neighboring islands. I knew it sounded ridiculous, but at least it was something. Heh. The doctor wasted no time correcting me. “These aren’t shark bites—she was shot.” My skin prickled all over. I wanted to deny it, but part of me wasn’t surprised at all. I couldn’t be wrong—this woman had to be connected to Levi’s family somehow. People don’t just get shot out in the middle of the ocean for no reason, right? And guns are illegal here in the Philippines.

The clash of metal on teeth echoed through the water, and Tritan strained his vision to observe the figures becoming increasingly shrouded by a dark bloom—a telltale sign of blood. A glint of light off the blade pierced through the darkness as it sank, and Tritan's heart sank with it. He worried that Finrir had dropped his sword or worse, that he was injured. However, a swirl within the dark bloom caught Tritan's attention—a deliberate motion too swift to be a mere descent caused by a wound. The massive, elongated shadow of the shark pursued relentlessly, and another, softer yet somehow more resounding clang reverberated as metal found its mark on bone. Another, larger bloom of darkness enve

Althea’s voice bounced of her ears as she faced the hellish black wide open jaws of the monster closing in on her. In a burst of adrenaline, Tala broke off part of the wooden bangka, and drove into the shark’s dead black eyes, as it bit off a huge chunk of her torso before suddenly turning and disappearing into the now bloodstained waters. Feeling like she was going insane, Tala clawed her way up to the river bank. Althea’s horrified gaze fastened on her mutilated body. “ bu_bulinggit.” She could barely say as part of her face faded instantly.

“Can you give me a second? We might need some security around here.” Byron grinned and gestured outside towards the sharks. “Take all the time you need, sis. But not too much time.” He winked. I laughed. “Of course not.” I shook my head and began to tap onto the minds of the array of sharks around us. I could sense other species in here, but most were Bull Sharks, which is good because they are known to be as strong as the great whites. Or is it the other way around? ‘Hey, everyone. I need a favor.’ The moment that they heard my voice, all their heads turned in our direction. I heard Byron letting out a whistle at their gesture.