Novel & Cerita Hunter X Hunter Whale Island

Mikaela, Ginny, and Alexis could only shake their heads at Damien and Reinhard's behavior. "Boys," muttered Alexis who rolled her eyes who got a nod of approval from Mikaela and Ginny. Their vacation begins. Or rather, survival training. *** Alexis, Michelle, and Ginny arrive at the shore. What they found was Reinhard who was lying on the sand of the beach gasping for air. Reinhard managed to kill three white sharks along his way to the island, out of a total of one hundred and seventy-four white sharks in the sea. Where did the remaining one hundred and seventy-one go?

"Aha. I never thought of it. There is an island that way. It's inhabitants are the few remaining white witches. It's possible that's where she took solace." Mtungagore and I head to the Eastern Island of the sea. However, as we drew nearer, we felt an electric current in the water. The closer we got the more intense it became. Mtungagore tells me to stop. He then takes out his staff and strikes the water three times. A very beautiful dark skinned woman with kind brown eyes appears from nowhere. "Greetings Mtungagore my old friend. It is my honor to have you visit me. And I presume this is the famous Poseidon?"

“Yeah. There were two other guys and four other ladies including America.” “That’s weird.” I hear William speak as he continues to focus on his phone. “There’s absolutely no result for that island. Nothing.” “I told you. It’s a mysterious island but I am a living proof that it’s real.” I responded William. “Why do you think it doesn’t exist here?” Liv asks, he sounded serious now. “From my dream, I remember how the people on that island mentioned that there was a cursed lighthouse somewhere.” I continued, “The said lighthouse is completely invisible and it holds all of the people’s memories who have left LUAHU.”

she let out. She introduced herself as Alpha Raven and welcomed Lana to their territory. Lana was surprised to see that the Alpha was a witch, a rare and powerful creature in the werewolf world. One that other packs would have killed. "I'm the Alpha and my pack is Oceanwhales pack." As they walked through the territory, Lana noticed that the pack was small but fiercely loyal to their Alpha. They had a deep respect for each other and worked together to protect their land and their people. They have stayed hidden deep on the island for a very long time.

By the end of the night most of the younger wolves ended up by the beach with a couple fires going. “Are you nervous?” Isla whispered not too quietly, she had a couple drinks in her by now and was leaning heavily on Hunter to keep herself upright. “A little, I mean I know pretty much everyone there. I will have Grandad and Grandma there of course too.” Ember took a large gulp from her drink, thinking about the next day. “No, silly! I mean about meeting him?” Isla giggled and almost slipped off Hunters arm. “I think that’s enough for you, babe.” Hunter shook his head smiling at Isla as she giggled again.

he had to buy them from the human towns. Raven made him a map of all the villages nearby. Turns out they were actually on a small island close by to the river. This was the place where the river met the ocean and it was prone to whirlpools. So not many wanted to come and inhabit this land. Only at a particular time of the day, the water was calm and they can row their boats out. The island was not that bustling with wildlife. Only a few elks lived here. So the vampires usually never overhunted them. they waited until they bred and had broods of their own before they did.

The same strength sucking world she’d insisted on walking one last time before the boys got back. I looked down at her, eyes closed, teeth clenched, struggling to hang on. I balanced her silver ring, a gift from our Mother, on my knee and pulled my grey sleeve over my finger tips, dabbing at the beading sweat on her forehead. Something was happening in the Blacklands and for the first time in memory, Shades were crossing the Southern boundry in droves, bringing with them their violet sky and starless nights. They didn’t eat, they didn’t sleep, they didn’t stop. They just kept coming, pushing us back and taking our land, leaving a sea of dead bodies in their wake.

“Alpha. The Council will send more. Will come themselves if they have to. This was just the first wave.” “I know,” I said. “But now we have something they did not expect.” “What?” “Hope.” I looked at the freed wolves. “And allies who know their secrets.” The handler stepped forward. “My name is Elena. And I can tell you everything. Where the Council meets. How many members are there? What they are planning.” She looked at her freed family. “But we need sanctuary. The Council will kill us all when they learn what happened here.” “You have it,” I said. “You are packed now. All of you.”

But around its mouth, hundreds of long, translucent tendrils waved in the water, glowing with a faint bio-luminescent red. Ymir. The Guardian of the Deep. Jack remembered the file. Subject Ymir. Blind. Hunts by thermal signature. Jack’s heart hammered against his ribs. Boom. Boom. Boom. In this freezing water, his body was a beacon. He was a hot coal in a snowbank. The massive head of the whale turned. It sensed him. The tendrils flared brighter. It opened its mouth, revealing rows of serrated, rotating teeth that looked like industrial grinders. It let out a low, vibrating moan that shook the sinking fuselage.

“I don’t know.” He took his phone out and handed it to me. “You do know. Call them.” “But. . .where is the island?” “Off the coast of Port Alfred, South Africa.” My jaw dropped. “It’s a bit far. I know.” “Sure. South Africa. Just a few miles away.” I gripped his phone. “I don’t know.” “Your friends will protect you.” “But, Xavier, Are you. . .” “What?” “Are you sure?”