Fish Face From Ninja Turtles の小説・ストーリー

"You'll be looking for my wonderful kiss when I kiss you! ” "Let go of me," she said with a firm smack. With the slapping she did, it even hit the rock. "You scumbags!" "Bitch!" exclaimed the man, leaping to his feet and was about to slapping her across the face. Tina yelled at them when the body of an african catfish 1 fell into the water unexpectedly. Frahisto's arm immediately hit the other one, and they had no idea he had aided them. Her friend Tina dazzled them with the stunning view because the man was topless and wearing boxer shorts. They were both salivating!

He nodded at them and they followed. WHACK! Someone bashed a pan onto Leo’s head and he dropped like a stone. “Leo!” Ellis dropped down and looked at him to check if he was breathing. She looked up at the man who stepped through the door with hate twisting in her guts. Ellis had seen a lot of strange creatures, but never something like this. This was an evil teenage mutant ninja turtle with webbed feet. It looked between Nin and Ellis and squinted. The thing held a black box that he held towards Ellis.

It was too far, so they could not tell what that person looked like. Fane raised an eyebrow. "It's a Crimson Tortoise." A Crimson Tortoise was about equal in strength to a Flaming Rhino. It was not a beast a regular warrior could handle. It was the second beast they had encountered, and every one of them was strong. He did not know if it was a coincidence or if the beasts were all just at that level of strength. If it was the latter, then the situation deeper into the area would only be worse.

Widened with a clear membrane. Their tongues are very long, with tentacles on the cheeks and near the lips. The ears are like the fins of a fish that are spread out. Then there is the tail that is exactly the same as the dinosaur. The creature growled, then attacked Ardina. The earthlings were controlled by the girl very quickly. Then the land humans dispersed. They attack alternately with the rhythm of the alternation very accurate calculation of the attack they are aiming at the creature. The earthman jumped, then slashed his weapon, and the other earthman released cards made of earth, sharp as swords.

We surfaced together, and I yanked off my snorkel, sputtering seawater. He leaned close, voice low and smooth against my ear, “Relax. I’ve got you.” “Don’t ‘relax’ me!” I snapped. “That thing was huge!” “It was a turtle, not a shark.” “It was a dinosaur! It looked at me like it wanted my soul!” He laughed — actually laughed — the sound vibrating through his chest and into mine because he was still holding me. I shoved him away, flustered. But the current suddenly came in stronger — a sweeping pull that pushed me sideways.