Novel & Cerita Coraline Hole

Clifford threw me a smile before pointing at a collection of tiny orange cone-shaped shells, sitting at the bottom of a red coral. Picking up two of them, I held them against my earlobes. They must've made beautiful earrings because a wide grin appeared on Clifford's face and he gave me a thumbs up with both hands. I smiled in return, pushing the shells into the bags we brought. We soon split up, hunting for shells at different reefs but making sure not drift afar. A couple of times, we swarm back up to get a breath of fresh air and have a look at our findings then we'd return down to continue our hunt. I swarm round a blue-ish green coral reef, spotting a caramel-coloured shell wedged in a

I cocked my head to the side. *Huh, that’s uhm… Well that’s…* Coral said, as she scratched herself. Crazy … as … hell. What if it falls? What if a fireball hits it? You couldn’t get more of a glaring, obvious target. *I’m sure they did one of those protective spells,* Coral said, nodding. *River? Can you hear me,* I asked, trying to mind-link him. *Yeah Mead, where the hell are you? Are you okay,* he asked, worried.

“No, this hole is bottomless, but there is light at the end of the hole. I’m unsure if it’s a light or a water reflection.” Queenie saw the inside hole and found a tiny gleam of light. “I’m not sure if it’s a reflection of water. Isn’t it logical that there is no light in this hole?” Queenie said. “Yes, you’re right.” “Is this the only hole with such a feature? Or is there another similar hole?” “I still need to check everything. The only hole with a water bottom is just this one.” “Alright, we have no choice. We will go and check it out.”

“The hole he left is over two metres deep. Now, we’re still Freeze conditions. It needs to lose at least another metre before we can think about surfacing. But I think we have just spent our last full moon underground. We are just a couple of weeks from spring!” Everyone whooped and cheered. Sol and Arlen hugged and kissed, Elvie and Lyra were whispering frantically to each other. Mara and Viktor stood to the side, smiling at others but looking wary. He had his arm around her shoulder, pressing her close. I saw no sign of Corina which irritated me considering my precise request to Fabian. She isn’t special anymore.

The catacombs stretched like veins beneath the fortress, twisting into darkness. The deeper he went, the colder it became. Then he stopped. A sound. Drip. His eyes narrowed. There was no water line in this corridor. Slowly, he lifted the torch higher. Another sound. Drip. Then he saw it. A single droplet hanging from the ceiling. But it was not water. It glowed. Silver-blue. Soft and luminous like liquid moonlight. Corin stared as it trembled at the stone’s edge. Then it fell.

It was also the secret location of the Sea Mackie Clan, who had guarded the Ruins Sea for generations. Everyone, no matter Ambrose, Eira, or the Blood Shark Pirates, who landed on Coral Island were in awe when they saw the spectacular island scenery; they sang praises for the magnificent Creator. The huge Coral Island was not made up of land but pieces of conjoined corals. Those corals ranged from half a meter to tens of meters high. There was a variety of species, and one was unique in its colors. They gleamed in beautiful shades under the sun. The Sea Mackie Clan lived in a huge shell built on top of a colony of corals. From a distance, the structure looked like it was straight out from a

When she was done, she didn't know how she walked back to the kitchen without falling on her face. “Oh my god! Did you see that hottie?" She grabbed Lisa and squealed immediately she entered. "Yeah, I saw. I saw how you were gushing and almost drooling all over the poor man!" "I was?..." Cora asked in surprise. She didn't know she was that obvious "Yes, Corazon!" Lisa rolled her eyes upward. "He's American. I can bet he's on holiday, looking for a pussy to make his time in Spain more enjoyable. So please get your head out of the cloud if you don't want to get hurt!" Lisa snapped

The cool water slid down my throat, soothing the burning sensation caused by thirst. After having my fill, I looked around, wondering how I should carry water for that girl. There was nothing at all in the cave apart from the pillars of glass. I drew closer to one of them and tapped. It didn’t sound like glass. ‘They don’t sound like glass because they aren’t.’ Corel’s voice sounded. ‘They are stalactites and stalagmites.’ I smacked my forehead. Corel was right. Why did I even think they were made of glass?

Coralyn smiled cutely Viper: "..."