Help I'm A Fish Novels & Stories

I turn to look and raise my hand in greeting. -I told you I'd come! -I walk over to him. -How are you? -he asks me. -Well, I'm... neutral," I answered, "how can I help you today? -Well, really all we have to do is wait for the fish to take the bait and try to pull it out. -Okay," I say. -I have my boat, it's the only thing I can use, so people won't look at a drifting boat. It makes sense.

She wished that info would come. ‘Help.’ Her voice was so weak as the last of the air escaped her lungs. She prayed someone would hear her. Out of the dark swam a fish. She began to reach for it hoping it was large enough to help her. The beautiful deep green scales flashing in the light as his hands reached out for her. This startled her. No fish had hands.

He asked in confusion, "What kind of fish did you catch?" Stella shook the rod hurriedly. Allen couldn't believe that she had really caught a fish. That fish was on the large side too. It looked about 20 centimeters long. Stella reeled in the fish. "What kind of fish is this?" Allen asked in confusion. "I think that it's a cod. This kind of fish dies easily, they will die as soon as they are out of the water. I'll get them cleaned up, and we'll be able to eat some tasty fish very soon," Stella said happily.

The fish shakes harder and I lose my balance falling backwards, it comes into contact with the water and manages to get out of my grip. - What it is - I slap the water - It achieved? - Betina says showing up - What it is! Unfair. - I cross my arms angrily (...) - If you were there to see I wouldn't get distracted looking for you and I wouldn't lose the fish! - Make sure you got it next time, hold him tight until he loses his life. - I achieved! Is not fair. - Is he here to eat? - I turn my face sullenly - So you understand.

"Told you so." As we swam farther out, the reef came into view, and I was awestruck by its beauty. The colors were so vibrant, and the variety of fish was astounding. There were bright yellow angelfish, purple parrotfish, and schools of silver barracudas. I felt like I was swimming in a different world. "Look at that one!" I exclaimed, mind linking my mate, pointing to a fish with bright blue stripes. Adrian nodded, his eyes wide. "I've never seen anything like it," he responded through the mind link.

-Marin smiled awkwardly at Jack. "No... it's okay." Jack waved his hand to show he was fine "I think this is a fish's fin because fish often live in water bodies where there are many algae and aquatic plants, so they are often mossy green to help fish adapt, blend in with the living environment and easily self-defense and capture" After thinking carefully, Marin explained her knowledge of fish skin to Jack. "If you say so, then I wonder this: very small fish scales are not that big" - Jack raised his puzzling question.

One clear morning, Marina was swimming in the outskirts of her community when a shoal of fish quickly swam towards her. The siren stopped her swimming and allowed the fish to get closer to her; she was worried that something bad was happening if the fishes were swimming so fast. “What is going on little friends?” Marina asked the fish. Although they could not speak in the same way they did, sirens could communicate with all the animals in the ocean, and thanks to this Marina was capable to understand the fish when they told her somebody was pushing their friends out to the surface.

"My mentor calls those types of people 'Fish Men.' His clearest feature is that his hands are covered in fish scales. All he did was touch me, and I couldn't feel my hands." Felix was taken aback. That sounded unbelievable. "That shouldn't scare you to this extent, right?" he questioned. Melissa shook her head desperately and cried again. "If the Fish Man touches me three times consecutively, my hands will turn itchy and painful. He made me feel it for just a few seconds, and I couldn't bear it. "I don't want to feel that pain ever in my life again." So that was why she reacted in that manner. It was no wonder she was so terrified.

I pointed at a silvery-blue fish with black stripes. "This is an Angelfish. I didn't know you were so fascinated by fishes." "I love fishies. They don't talk back or make noises. You don't even have to take them for a walk!" I said quickly. What am I even saying at this point? "I see. Well, thank you for showing it to me, but I'd like to go back to the party now," he smirked. "Right, go ahead. Goodbye," I said and released his arm.

I went close to the river and I saw that there were beautiful fishes in the river. "Wow' I exclaimed as I squatted beside the river. I noticed a stand by the river and there were bread crumbs and some other things which I guess must be food for the fishes. I took them and I started feeding the fishes. I was lonely and sad and I kinda found companion in the fishes. I didn't even know when I started talking to the fishes. "I wish I am as happy as you all are. I wish we humans could live without needing money to survive, then life will surely be easy.