Does Period Blood Attract Sharks Novels & Stories

He denied it, saying he did not want to play childish games with me anymore. 'Ethan, don't you remember that I can't swim?' The moment my body fell, I thought I saw his face go pale. His eyes seemed to be filled with disbelief. Of course, it was all a lie, but at that moment, I truly believed he loved me. I was terrified of water. When Ethan was ambushed and thrown into a river years ago, it was me who saved him. The price I paid was steep. My limbs had gone numb from the icy water, and when I woke up, the doctor told me I would never have children.

The only left option on her mind was that her leg was being eaten by a shark just waiting for the right moment to dig its sharp, hungry teeth into her and drain all her blood. Her first instinct was to freak out and scream at the top of her lungs for help, but she immediately dispersed the thought. That would only make her seem very vulnerable to her attacker and probably anger the shark. Rather she took the second option which was staying still and staying afloat. She didn't remember exactly where, but she sure remembered reading somewhere that if under attack from a shark, the best escape strategy was remaining still and making sure there is no blood on you or around you. But what if there

Afterwards, Li Yunlong sent people to search, but they could only find some tattered clothes. It couldn't be helped. The energy of artillery shells was too terrifying. Not only did they sink, but also all the creatures on the ship died. Needless to say, as long as it was a human, under the bombardment, they would definitely be blasted to pieces. Besides, there were many sharks in the sea region. As soon as they smelled the blood, the sharks would definitely arrive immediately. Even if there was some minced meat, it would have been swallowed by the sharks.

The floor of the cage was muddy with pools of blood. "What did you guys do to them?" cried Patrick Smith, his face pale and eyes wide with fear. Merry screamed hysterically as she wept. She pounded on the glass wall with her tiny hands. Meanwhile, Franz was fumbling through the glass walls to find a way to survive. "Is that their blood? Did you hurt them?" cried Patrick Smith frantically. "No, that's not their blood," said a male voice over the speaker. In the ocean, herds of Sharks swim around the two glass cages restlessly and aggressively. The bloodstains float in the water, causing the sharks to gather around the cage to tear their bloody prey to pieces.

Hayden watched the water grow a deeper shade of pink. “Will the werewolf blood affect the fish?” Asked Hayden curiously as they wrapped Leech up in a clean bedsheet. They glanced at the tiny fish with their translucent fins. The fish were congregating where the blood had been dripping. They were swimming in the pink water as though they preferred being in blood-tinged water. “The werewolf blood would make the fish live longer once the gills circulate it through their bodies ,” said Titan dryly. “But, would the fish be able to identify the killer?” Hayden asked out of the blue.

But the water gave nothing. A shadow passed beneath me, large and slow. My body tensed, eyes narrowing. A shark. Long and gray, circling with curiosity. “Not now,” I hissed, baring teeth. It circled again, drawn by the scent of blood still diffused in the water. My claws itched to spring forth, but I forced them back. I had no time for beasts. Not while she was out there. Still, it came closer. I shot down, faster than it expected, and slammed my fist against its snout. It shuddered, twisting away with a flick of its tail, disappearing into the blue.

“That is horrifying. But so amazing.” Robert smiled. He held Bubblegum’s leash steady as she sat beside him, tongue lolling. We stopped at the shark tank. Shadows of sleek forms glided just inches behind thick glass. Robert leaned in, captivated. “Sharks have been around for 400 million years. They were here before even trees.” I shivered. “That’s literally older than the rings of Saturn.” He scanned the water, his voice a touch quieter. “They really are nature’s survivors. Tougher than they look. People misunderstand them, call them dangerous—but they’re just… surviving. That’s all.”

They have probably already moved her by now. We come to another door, and it reeks of Amara. I instantly rip it open and jump in. Adonis and I both let out a snarl when we find it empty. I turn and see a huge pool of blood on the wall next to the door, a bunch of shattered ceramic under it. That would be why this room reeks of her, and now they would know she was pregnant. It would have been foul tasting if they tried to drink her blood. Pregnancy hormones turn blood rancid tasting to vampires. It's the fetus's way of protecting its mother against an attack.

As the oxygen ran out, she suffocated, unable even to make a sound. Lucian’s breathing turned ragged, tears streaming down his face. "Stop… stop talking!" Still, Officer Shaw pressed on, striking deeper. "Do you know what attracted the fish? The victim had just undergone an abortion the day before. She was soaked in cold seawater, bleeding heavily. That’s what drew them in." "Ah—! Ahhh!" Lucian howled, slamming his head against the table. Even though he was quickly restrained, his forehead split open, blood pouring down his face.

And then I do see one, a little ways out from our designated swimming area, then a couple more following. Gasping, I cling back onto Maddox’s arm as he begins pulling me in with him towards the water. “Wait!” I clamp down on his arm tightly, then point out to the water with my one free hand. “Do you see those, over there,” I point to the group of fins swimming hungrily in the water, just waiting for some fresh blood to enter, “th-there is so sharks! A whole group of them for that matter!”