Can Kaido Drown Novels & Stories

his loud scream caught my attention followed by a splash and he was nowhere to be seen. "K -- Kaden?" I stuttered scanning the waters and there was silence, drop dead silence. "Kaden!" I called and still silence. Oh no!! "Babe please stop! Don't play with me like this," I called again but still silence. Was he playing a prank on me or did something bad happen? He can't stay without air for this long can he? I began striping my clothes about to jump into the water when "Kaira?" Someone called behind me.

He pointed to a small, wooden skiff hidden in a cove. "How do we get down?" "Jump." "Kaelor, I'm pregnant!" "I'll catch you." Kaelor didn't wait. He jumped. Aradaa stood at the edge. The wind whipped his hair across his eyes. He looked at the water. He looked at the burning city. "Aradaa! Jump!" He jumped. The air rushed past his ears. For a second, he felt weightless. Then, cold. He hit the water. It wasn't water. It was ice.

"Get to the pools. All of them. The main one, the training tank, the old one in the basement. Vine is in one of them." "What? Ace, that's ridiculous. The school is fucking huge, man. Why would she be in a pool? Maybe she just dropped her phone—" "I don't care!" I screamed, my voice raw with a rage I couldn't control. "She was drowning, Kai. I heard her. Someone pushed her." "Ace, we can't search the whole—"

We’ll die together! Soraya screamed again, a waterlogged, bubbling sound. She kicked frantically, trying to dislodge the hand dragging her down, but Nicky held on with the strength of the truly damned. Soraya’s movements grew weaker, more sluggish. Her head dipped under the surface. It came up, gasping, then went under again, for longer this time. Splash. A figure cut through the pond with clean, efficient strokes. It was Kai. He dove under, emerged with Soraya’s limp form, dragged her to the bank and dumped her unceremoniously on the mud, then turned and went straight back for Nicky.

She stumbled towards the door, but it was locked. Panic set in as she realized that she was trapped. "Help!" she shouted, pounding on the door. "Is anyone there? Please, let me out!" But there was no response. As she slowly lifted her head from the water, Kaida noticed the reflection of a figure in the water. It was a man, standing behind her, watching her. She quickly turned around to face him, only to find that he was no longer there. She shook her head, thinking it was just her imagination playing tricks on her.

Curling on the ground, Kendra screamed immediately. She was kicked to the swimming pool. She struggled and shouted, “Help! Help!” Though the swimming pool was not deep, Kendra couldn’t stand up because she suffered a stomach ache at this moment. She was drowning. Fiona crossed her arms on her breast and sternly stared at Kendra. “You deserve it! You have ruined my dress earlier, I can't forgive what you've done,” She even cursed. Other maidservants saw Kendra struggling and rushed to her right away.

But the streams were very flowing very fast and the water was very deep. It could almost submerge to a person's waist. When you go into the water like this, if you slip and fall, there's a good chance you won't be able to get back up. Aurora said, "Who said I was going to get in the water?" She straightened up. “Kai, how many sets of clothes did you bring?" Kai was a bit puzzled, not knowing why Aurora was asking such a question. But he still answered, truthfully.

In that eerie underwater silence, her last breath escaped in the form of bubbles. As Kaitlyn released her breath and closed her eyes, a surge of urgency gripped the boss. Swimming faster, he reached out for her, determined not to let her slip away. However, holding her hand alone felt dissatisfying to him. With unwavering strength, he wrapped his arm around her waist, pulling her close, and with every ounce of determination, swam towards the surface. Gasping for breath as he emerged from the water's embrace, the boss felt a mix of relief and dread. His men, swimming after him, assisted in bringing Kaitlyn to the shore, her lifeless form a heavy burden on their collective shoulders.

Kadita is ready to launch her attack, but she waited more longer, she can’t risk her chance to live for Drakaina. “So, you decided to live. Do you think that I will let you escape and live your life again back in the ocean? Well, let me tell you that I won’t let it happen.” Drakaina saw some bloods that were already dried, leading the pile of barrels where Kadita could be possibly hiding behind it.

Kirito was going down, into the depth and looking above. He could see a depressing yellow tint in the water, he couldn't hear anything. He opened his mouth as he decided to clench on the ropes of his brain but there was nothing but water. His head was throbbing-- Ready to explode. He could see a faint memory of his childhood present before him. A near-death drowning experience he had managed to escape was coming to haunt him again. But just like that time, he could see a saviour coming towards him.