Fantasy's At The Beach Novels & Stories

“I just know you. You always have some strange idea, and somehow, I always become part of it.” Lily started laughing beside us. “She is right, Dante. Every time you say, ‘Let’s have fun,’ something crazy happens. But Elena, you should relax a little. We are at the beach, the weather is beautiful, and we have the whole day to finish our assignment. We can take pictures, play games, build something in the sand, and maybe go close to the water.” I quickly looked at her. “Close to the water?” “Yes,” Lily said innocently.

he laughed. A grin spread across my face, and my eyes sprang open. We were at the beach: the sea stretched out ahead of us, rocking like shoulders beneath a dark cloak as its waves rolled towards the shore. The moon hung above it; its silvery light shone perfectly down the centre of the sea, splitting it into two black halves. Samyak had laid out a picnic blanket on the sand, and he’d lit a few sporadic candles. He’d wound fairy lights around the edge of the picnic blanket, too, and in its centre was a thatched hamper.

As expected, Phantoria was freezing cold. Heavy clouds loomed over the ocean as if a storm had just passed by. I looked around and there was no trace of living beings anywhere near the shore. The shore had memories of storms that kept hitting it over the years. Maybe that was the reason there were no settlements near that shore. “Zeve… where will we go from here?” Lead asked. The dragon fairies fluttered around me. They looked excited seeing the magnificent sea shore. It was indeed eerie, yet picturesque. The sound of waves rushing on the shore, harmonising with the sand and then going back to the sea was the only sound around us.

Jason yells down the hallway as he scrambles to find his hat. "yip, I put it in the beach bag," I yell back as I strap on my favourite pair of sandals. The whole family is having a beach day, we are meeting Tommy and Damian there. Tommy will probably bring Knight, Damian will probably come alone. James needs to stay at the bakery while he is out. Jason opens a portal for us because we really don't want to lug this heavy picnic basket all the way down to the beach. I swing my bag over my shoulder as he holds my hand, leading me into the portal. "Well hello, love birds," Damian says from where he is sitting in the sand with Tommy and Knight next to him. "How wonderful of you to grace us with y

But here, on the beach, it felt like all their worries melted away. "I know, Ger. It feels like we've been going non-stop for so long. It's nice to just relax and have fun," Hazel replied. Gerald smiled at her, then leaned over to kiss her. Hazel kissed him back, feeling the warmth between them. As they pulled apart, Hazel looked around at the other beach goers. There were families building sandcastles, couples laying together, and young kids chasing each other around. "It's like a little piece of paradise, isn't it? Just everyone enjoying themselves and having fun," Hazel said, watching a young girl giggling as she tried to catch her father in the water.

Maya couldn't help but giggle, and she followed him out of the store. As they walked towards the beach, hand in hand, Maya felt a wave of peace as she sank into the beautiful view. The beach was a sight to behold. The sand was a perfect shade of white, and the waves were a deep blue, sparkling in the sunlight. The sky was a clear, cloudless blue, and the sun was shining brightly. A gentle breeze was blowing, carrying the scent of saltwater and the sound of seagulls cawing overhead. The beach was dotted with colorful umbrellas and sunbathers, and Maya could see families playing in the water, building sandcastles, and having a good time.

The ground trembled beneath her feet, echoing the turbulence that raged within her. As Elysia raised her hands, the elements responded in kind. A torrent of wind swept forth, causing banners and cloaks to billow wildly. Waves of water surged and churned, rising to heights previously thought impossible. Flames danced upon her fingertips, their intensity rivaling the very heart of a forge. Rocks and debris hovered in midair, forming a protective barrier around her.

Angela replied, her mind clearly elsewhere. Noah sat on a woven mat at the beach, her eyes glued to the pages of a novel. The environment was serene and peaceful, with the gentle murmur of waves providing a soothing backdrop. The rhythmic ebb and flow of the water created an almost hypnotic effect, enhancing the beauty of the day. Nearby, two girls strolled by, their animated conversation breaking the silence. "Right here is fine. I'll get sunburned," one of them said, pointing at a spot where they could lay their mat.

The morning sun was low in the sky, casting a golden hue across the tranquil beach. The waves lapped softly against the shore, their rhythmic sound soothing to the ears. Maxine found herself walking beside Sarah, the sand shifting warmly beneath their feet. It was a rare moment of peace, one that had not been hers in what felt like ages. No Coreen, no bullies, no stress—just the two of them, the sea, and the sky.

" He took a step back. I fired first, spluttering water straight at his face. And then jade followed. We ended up chasing him around the beach laughing at the top of our voices. I didn't fail to capture the expression on his face. He was relaxed and there was a new glow in his eyes. Extravagant list number one; play on the beach, check! Zayden didn't get to do things children should and he's not too old to do them. Next up was the fair bustling with people. We were going to try at least five rides and play five games here.