Blood In The Water Novels & Stories

It was as if he had truly disappeared from all existence. 'Look deep...see your fate, Hemlock...' Nathaniel trembled. A rare wave of fear roiled in his stomach as he stepped into the shallow water. The ripple widened, becoming a broken mirror, but as they settled it was not his reflection that was shown before him. The water went red. Thick and rich. The shadowy forms of children rose and fell. Their eyes were wide and their mouths were open in unheard screams. He watched in horror as their mouth became wider and their throats opened, the wound travelling down to reveal their frantic heart. Slowly ceasing its racing beat.

I ask. “Ilyan was right. The house where they are keeping Royatalia is relatively unguarded. There is a river there, but there is something weird about the water. It isn’t a normal clear or blue colour. It is the colour of the night.” Storm says. “The water is black? Who ever is helping Firewalker must have turned the water that colour.” Dray says. “No, that is not it.” Sam states.

At this time I heard a soft thud from the side, and when I turned my head to look, I found the sight of Livia lying coldly in the Ephesus’ stream literally in a pool of blood. Her blood flowed out mixing with the water forming a blood red liquid with the two fishes who had somehow been slaughtered beside her, it seemed like she was injured,this amount of bleeding is no longer a minor injury!

He stumbles back, falling back, dropping to the water. I see his body float as his blood leaks, changing the water red.

He denied it, saying he did not want to play childish games with me anymore. 'Ethan, don't you remember that I can't swim?' The moment my body fell, I thought I saw his face go pale. His eyes seemed to be filled with disbelief. Of course, it was all a lie, but at that moment, I truly believed he loved me. I was terrified of water. When Ethan was ambushed and thrown into a river years ago, it was me who saved him. The price I paid was steep. My limbs had gone numb from the icy water, and when I woke up, the doctor told me I would never have children.

I can’t bеаr tо tоuсh іt ѕо I juѕt lеаn uр against thе wall аnd let thе wаtеr wаѕh mе dоwn. Mу head іѕ foggy. I саn hаrdlу ѕее thrоugh the tеаrѕ аnd thе wаtеr. I fееl dіzzу and thіѕ time, I do thrоw uр. The vоmіt mixes wіth thе blood, but іt сlоgѕ thе drаіn, аnd I can’t believe thіѕ nightmare іѕ mу lіfе.

The water was so clear I could see the black rocks below perfectly, the surface sparkling when the sunlight hit its surface. Red leaves from the tallest tree were sprinkled on top of the water and along the ground until I came to an end of the white path. I continued through the trees walked along the edge of the water until I saw it grow darker and redder from the leaves staining it. The red water lapped on the land below me and clung to my fur, before dripping over my paws. This redness…it wasn’t from the leaves at all. It was from blood. The more I walked, the more blood contaminated the water until it was a steady stream of the liquid itself. The stench stung at my nostrils with its shar

Instinctively, i grabbed my head in my hands when i felt a sharp pain in my head. Under the full moon, a woman dressed in red was breathing heavily even while drowning at the pit of the ocean. It seemed she was out of life and energy, she let the water current envelop her into its wide bottomless pit. The waves crashed onto her passing her weightless body to the right, then left, front then back and she made no effort to struggle. The side that enveloped her body changed from a transparent pure to red. It was her blood. Even the big fishes that dived towards her, their aim to feed on her- died after inhaling and drinking the water polluted by her blood.

He made me feel like maybe things didn’t have to be so heavy all the time. Still smiling, I walked toward the sink after I was done and turned on the faucet to rinse my hands. And that’s when it happened. At first, it looked normal. Clear, cold water running over my fingers, the way it always did. But then— It changed. In the blink of an eye. The water turned thick. Dark. Red. Blood. It poured over my hands like something out of a nightmare, coating my skin, the sink, everything. My breath caught.

I let out a soft but shocked gasp as the creep laid unconsciously on the floor, with his blood mixing with the water. Is he dead??