Crimson Ocean Bl Novels & Stories

"Adjust the rigging to take full advantage of the wind. We cross the Crimson Reefs before sundown." By mid-afternoon, the deep blue ocean began to shift into an eerie, shimmering crimson hue. Massive underwater coral structures, glowing with natural bioluminescent energy, reached up from the sea floor like petrified forest branches. The water was so clear that the crew could see schools of silver-scaled fish darting through the underwater arches, entirely undisturbed by the passage of the royal fleet. Princess Nora walked to the starboard bow, resting her hands on the polished wood. She closed her eyes, extending her senses into the ether as her Silver Luna magic hummed softly within her vei

He looked pissed and disgusted that she would even say that. “We are not Mates. I would never be mates with an ugly, worthless excuse for a wolf. I don’t know who would even consider accepting a loser like you. I, Oscar Barlowe, soon to be alpha of the Dark Moon pack, Reject you, Lilith Brookes, as my Luna and my mate.” Everyone around her started laughing as he walked past Lilith and into Brittany's arms. The entire team quickly tried to make his way to his best friend, who looked to be on the verge of tears, but he wasn't fast enough as Lilith promptly made her way out of the school building.

Reflected off the frozen crystals, prisms scattered throughout the room. Ao Shun smirked. His eyes flashed silver, watching the birthmark react to his presence. As he ran his finger across it, it shimmers brighter. Jin An involuntarily moaned, reacting to his touch and their shared fate. Her eyes clenched shut, her hands closing around the material of her hanfu. Her breathing sped up. Her heart throbbed. Leaning close to her ear, his raspy voice teased the small hairs. "I found you. I am Ao Shun. Dragon God of the Ocean. And you are my bride... Jin An."

All I could do was let one last terrified scream as my body plunged deep into the vast waters. Pain… That was all I could feel from the electricity burning through my body, to the water drowning me and filling up my lungs. My life force was dissipating bit by bit as the waves drifted me aimlessly. All I could do was extend my hands upwards trying to hold on to life as the water pulled downwards. “Save me.” I lifelessly whispered and pleaded to God.

And on his left was the witch who became their ally to finally bring down the four packs. He stood in the middle strong and unbothered by the screams of everyone. He raised his right hand and with that, opened a huge door on the far right side of the dome. With heavy steps and weak bodies, four men went out of the huge door. As they made their entrance, everyone shouted louder and more aggressive. “KILL THEM!” “CUT THEIR HEADS OFF!” The four men walked slowly and finally made it to the center facing Brody. Brody smiled in arrogance as he spits on one of the men, the Alpha of the Crimson Crest pack, Connor.

Asteria POV. I prepare Carter with Artemis. He is standing on the beach as we paint his skin. The blue paint is from the bioluminescent plants as we make swirls and patterns on his bare skin. His eyes locked on mine as I move my fingers over his skin. “There, you are ready.” I say to him as I strip down and take his hand in mine and lead him towards the water. I look at the beach and see everyone smiling. As we enter the water.

The air in the Convergence Plaza turned instantly humid, thick with the scent of brine and ancient, rotting kelp, the celebratory cheers of the three kingdoms died in their throats as the horizon vanished behind a wall of bioluminescent black water, this wasn't a natural tsunami, it was the Kraken’s Tide, a forbidden Lunar ritual that summoned the weight of the deep ocean to crush the "impure" land. "The docks will be gone in minutes," Koran shouted over the rising roar of the sea, his hand gripping his blade as he looked at the massive wave, "Vesper, the city's shields are Solar, they won't hold against a hydro-kinetic strike of this magnitude!"

I glanced at the little wall clock, thirty past two and the sun wasn't up and there were so many rain clouds in the sky I was sure it would rain again. We got to the forest—where I had almost killed Dawn—and Jereum started by ripping a part of his inner shirt and wrapping it around my eyes. "Okay, what are we doing?" I asked. "Vampires do not need light to see, I'm sure you should know that." "Yeah I do but—" "Ow!" I yelled in pain, as something hard collided with my head. "Less talking more blocking." "Okay," I said, massaging the part of my skull that had just got assaulted, "just tell me so I'll be read—"

Hope bloomed within Tritan's chest as he realized that Finrir continued to fight the great white shark. Swimming toward them, Tritan suddenly halted, acutely aware of the constant gloom that reminded him of his poor depth vision. He didn't want to distract Finrir, potentially giving the shark an advantage. Choosing to hang back, Tritan yearned to make out the results of the battle. The clash of metal on teeth echoed through the water, and Tritan strained his vision to observe the figures becoming increasingly shrouded by a dark bloom—a telltale sign of blood.

They struck fast, dragging him down, slicing skin, pulling him toward the depths. Cayden fought. He always fought. But the ocean was not his territory. Blood stained the waves. His strength ebbed. His wolf screamed as his vision blurred. He sank, lungs burning, heart slowing. Then the water shifted. The sea stilled. A presence rose. Through fading sight, Cayden saw blue and green light cutting through darkness. Scales like living gemstones. A crown formed of coral and tide. Strong arms caught him before the water claimed his last breath.