Female Squid Game Guard Novels & Stories

There was a full sized fridge, a sink and a small room which was probably the lavatory. "The fridge is stocked, waters and bottled juice in the storage wall next to it. Below it is the microwave and trash chute." "Why am I in here?" My voice had gone hoarse. "Because my secret should be our secret. Just us baby girl and when I feel like you've grasped that, I'll let you out."

"Hi," she said, her green tail swishing in the water behind her. Theresa sighed in relief when she saw Maris, "I thought you'd never come." Maris folded her arms over each other on the grassy shore and placed her chin on it. "I always keep to my promise. Sorry, I'm late, I had to rescue a baby porpoise from the tentacles of a nuisance giant squid." Theresa's eyes brightened. "A giant squid? And you went unscathed?"

I said, reaching up to touch the dark circles under his eyes. "I was running drills with Echo Squad," he said. "The new stealth armor from the lab is... finicky. The seals leak if you submerge past twenty feet." "Did you fix it?" "Mara fixed it. I just broke it in the first place to find the flaw." He offered a small, crooked smile, the first one I’d seen in days. "We're ready, Elara. The Legion is ready." I looked out the reinforced glass of the bridge. Outside, the Ghost Isle was living up to its name. A wall of fog churned against the atmospheric shield we had erected. Inside the shield, it was dry, illuminated by the harsh industrial floodlights of the base.

The two vampires laid back and looked up at the top of the dome. "What are we looking at," Maxim inquired. "Just watch," Esper whispered in response. The floor lights turned off, leaving them in the pitch black. Soon, little specs of blue light started twinkling in the water's depths, coming closer to the dome. As their eyes adjusted to the darkness, Maxim stared in awe as he saw that the light was coming from a bioluminescent squid school. The school danced around the top of the dome before scurrying off. What soon replaced them was a much larger glowing squid. It swam closer, wrapping its appendages around the curve.

Maybe Finrir can finally feel free to make his move without hesitation, she thought. However, before any further discussions or revelations could take place, their conversation was abruptly interrupted by a sudden disturbance. A giant squid emerged from the shadows, its menacing presence sending shockwaves through the water. With predatory intent, the creature locked its gaze upon the trio, its tentacles undulating with deadly precision. Tritan's gaze narrowed, a flicker of exhilaration dancing within his eyes, as he prepared himself to face the formidable adversary.

A protective glow shimmered around the boorish man, shielding him from the toxic blood. "What a pathetic life-saving technique," Chase commented. That kind of protective artifact was useless in a real crisis, and now that it had activated, it could only block some blood. He had never seen such a fragile defensive measure before. Just as Chase thought the battle was over, a streak of black light shot out from the Nine-Sea Giant Squid's body. "What is that?" At first, he assumed it was some kind of venomous ink and immediately conjured a protective energy barrier around himself.

Stopping in front of a crystal orb he infused it with spiritual power and sent out an echo vibration to see if he could locate Queseon but nothing came up. On the other end, a white squid swam across the ocean and ended up in the lake within Blossom Valley. He searched for the prince and found him tangled with Qykerth. Embarrassing as the situation was, he swam up to them and jumped out of the water, landing a few feet away from Queseon’s face that was in bliss. Both of them paused when they heard the unfamiliar squelch and looked at the squid before them. Queseon frowned when he recognized it and quickly picked it up and threw it back into the water.

I exclaimed, "I always forget that I have the power to do many things. Now here's the plan. I teleport into the dungeon, hit the men and release the sirens. They would only crawl out through the hole at the back." ~ We squatted at the back of the building, careful not to touch the alarm wires. The guards were pointing the big lamp all over the place and we were also careful not to be seen. Immediately, I heard people shouting, running around helter-skelter. I could hear the guard scurrying out of the guard post but the lamp and CCTV were working. Then we heard a large noise from the small hole and then the crawling out of the sirens and mermaids. They were of very large numbers.

“It’s not as open or free as the ocean, where you can swim anywhere without restrictions. The land here is divided and limited because there are too many humans and not enough space for everyone.” Hearing the explanation, Aqua relaxed a little more. However, she still felt worried about her tail, so the mermaid borrowed the empty carton box from behind and placed it on the floor of the car so that she could cram her fins inside. From the side, the guard should only be able to see a box beneath her skirt and not her tail. Aqua thought it was a brilliant idea, but Dawn only laughed at it. Still, he rewarded her effort with another head pat. After the guard ended his phone call with the apartme

After the meal with Cobalt, Matthew went to meet Shima again who was in his office with two of his royal guards, namely Hardy Sherry and Dzy Maddil. “So the Whale Clan and the Deep Clan are already affected, huh?” Shima rephrased his royal guards’ report as a question. “Yes, no wonder they didn’t report anything out of the ordinary.” Hardy said. Hardy was a merman with green scales and skin. His hair had a darker shade of green flowed majestically in the water. He wore armour on his torso and along his tail that was very muscular. He was probably a really good swimmer. His almond shaped eyes were yellow in colour and he apparently had a giant scissor on his back.