Castle Swimmer Webtoon Novels & Stories

Cain presses a kiss to my forehead, taking my water bottle and going to sit down with my friends. "You're not joining?" I ask and he shakes his head. "I'm your official lead cheerleader. Go on." He gestures to the starting line, where Calista and the teens have lined up, leaving space for me on one end. Come on Tegwen, you can do this. The fact that I just referred to myself as Tegwen makes me hesitate when Levi shouts go and I'm left standing there for all of a second when the others have already started. "Go, Flame." Cain's voice cuts through my thoughts and I take off after the group, pushing myself to catch up with Calista, who is in the lead and already over the first obstacle.

There are a lot of things swimming but mostly they are dolphins that go inside. There are lights all around so I can see how beautiful atlas castle is. I almost freaked out when I saw a shark! Shit! So suddenly I stopped swimming and suddenly I panicked. I felt Cayden approach and suddenly he grabbed my hand. He looked into my eyes and he saw my fear. Shit, I'm afraid of sharks! And to my surprise, the shark just passed us by and didn't even pay attention to us. I saw the amusement in his eyes and again I made myself a laughing stock but can you blame me? Of course, we know that sharks are predators, so naturally, I freak out if I see them swimming with me.

There are a lot of things swimming but mostly they are dolphins that go inside. There are lights all around so I can see how beautiful atlas castle is. I almost freaked out when I saw a shark! Shit! So suddenly I stopped swimming and suddenly I panicked. I felt Cayden approach and suddenly he grabbed my hand. He looked into my eyes and he saw my fear. Shit, I'm afraid of sharks! And to my surprise, the shark just passed us by and didn't even pay attention to us. I saw the amusement in his eyes and again I made myself a laughing stock but can you blame me? Of course, we know that sharks are predators, so naturally, I freak out if I see them swimming with me.

She still wasn't talking, but she pointed at the water. I looked down. Something was swimming beneath the boat. Big. Dark. Moving in slow circles. "Everyone stay still," I whispered. Kai froze. Jaden held his breath. Wren pressed against my leg. The shape circled once. Twice. Three times. Then it surfaced. A head. Human-sized. Covered in scales the color of deep ocean. Two eyes, solid black, blinked at me. Then a body rose from the water — not human, not fish, something in between.

Gunner. As we came up to the sand I looked down along the water’s edge, still no people. I ran for the water, prancing over the small waves and diving under the as they got bigger. The blood of the elk washed off with each hit of a new wave. I was swimming in a circle around Cole when he jumped onto my back, playfully pushing me down. I turned my neck and nipped at his hind legs causing him to fall off, splashing into the water. I swam around and hit him in the face with my tail and then slowly made my way back to shore. Walking up onto the sand I shook off the excess water and laid down further up on the dry sand. The sky was blue and cloudless, the sun was getting low but was still warm. C

I walk until the water is up to my waist. Closing my eyes, taking a few breaths, I dive under the water and swim as the shift takes hold. I breach the surface, throwing my head back as I do. My wet hair is thrown back. I open my eyes, smiling as I look at Carter, who is naked as he enters the water. He isn’t scared; he is confident. I swim closer to him when he stops. The water up to his chest.

But now, Wilson was telling him to swim into the deep and defeat the supreme king and all the notorious monsters that lurked within. Kai took a deep breath and stepped into the lake. The water was cold and dense, but Kai felt no discomfort. He swam deeper and deeper until the sunlight above him was reduced to a mere glimmer. All around him, the water was alive with strange and terrifying creatures. Kai could see giant catfish with glowing eyes, eels that could spit lightning, and even a few krakens swimming lazily by.

I want to fly and feel the sky. Casie: "What are we doing near the lake?" Sam: "This is your first lesson. You have to swim in the pond. There is a crocodile in the pond who is known as Lucky. You have to convince him to allow you to swim." Casie: "Wait. Did you just say that I have to swim in a lake where there is a crocodile? Stupid it will eat me and why do I have to convince him for his permission?" Sam:" You are already dead Kiddo. He can't eat you. He is a lake king. He will throw you instantly out of the water if you go without his permission and how much it will hurt you don't want to know."

He reappeared a second later, doing the front crawl. It’s not often you see someone swim up a waterfall, especially when it’s made of molten rock. He may have actually been clawing up the cliff face behind the orange flow, but it did look like he was swimming. His large, rocky body dipped in and out of the lava, sending yellow sparks flying. “Let the games begin!” he yelled just before disappearing from view. “He doesn’t take anything seriously, does he?” I said to Keezy. “It is not his way, but he is a serious competitor once he joins battle. That is what we’ll need him for.”

he projected his calming voice into my mind. I relaxed again and found myself floating and actually moving on top of the water. "Wow Caspian I can float." I then said to him excitedly. In reply he gave me an angelic smile that made my heart flutter and kissed me sweetly on the lips. "Now let's get to learning how to kick." he said to me back to teaching mode. We spent the whole day with Caspian teaching me how to swim and teaching me different styles of swimming. When I was now a little better at it, Caspian teleported us back to the scene of me falling into the Pacific Ocean. This time I was not afraid and ready.