Coraline Octopus Plush Novels & Stories

Celeste: “Tempting, but the quarry already has dibs on tonight for Atlantean 101. No room for a shoe funeral.” Seras leans between the seats. Seras: “New rule: the new pair has to be even louder than the old ones.” Kayo holds up her phone. Kayo: “I found a customizer online who’ll dye them any color and embroider whatever you want. My vote: black with tiny glowing tridents that only show up underwater.” I grin. Celeste: “Sold.” We spend an hour picking the exact shade (deep storm-cloud purple with a faint shimmer that shifts to ocean teal when the light hits it).

kneel". I repeated, and seeing him hesitate, did it. I grabbed his shoulder and forced him to his knees with a loud thud. He tried to get up, but I pinned him down. “What is the meaning of this, Luna Séraphine?”. Caleb asked me, but his voice seemed a bit shaky this time. He must have realized that I was not playing around with him today. I grinned, then squatted next to him, with my hand still pressing his shoulder, like I wanted to crush it. “So, you still remember that I am your Luna, Caleb? You still remember that I am the Luna of the Red Moon pack?”.

It was till they released me and then the horse, before I knew her question weren't directed at me. "You're a... A mermaid?" "And you are our live saver. Look around and see what you've done for us." When I turned to look around, truly something had been done. The whole place that seemed desolated, was now populated with various aquatic beings, humongous and small creatures. Fishes of different kinds, swarmed peacefully around us now, green emerald mossy seaweeds I never saw when I'd first appeared, now filled everywhere swaying gently from side to side through out the coral reef. I could now see pink and orange corals that looked like mini trees, reaching up to the sky. A bright light faded

Sleek silver groupers glided by, their scales flashing like mirrors, while vibrant parrotfish in electric blues and yellows nibbled at the coral. A school of damselfish swirled around us, tiny black-and-white stripes flickering like confetti. The reef below was beautiful: brain coral in twisted, fleshy mounds, fan corals waving like underwater palms, and anemones blooming in pinks and oranges, their tentacles swaying in the gentle current. Sea urchins clung to rocks, spiky sentinels, and a curious octopus peeked from a crevice, its skin shifting from mottled brown to a startling red as we passed.