King Shark Flash Novels & Stories

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“Lead the way.” “Good boy.” Her smile was slow and calculating. They walked off together, two snakes slithering toward the same prey.

“The guy selling it to me told me to get the black cord instead of a chain so you could wear it in the water. Something about it not sparkling.” I smiled up at him. “Barracudas and sharks are attracted to sparkly things,” I stated, my brain going into Science Mode without me realizing it. “The flashing looks like a distressed fish to them.” “You are such a teacher,” he said with a chuckle. “Do you like it?” “I love it,” I answered honestly.

It was obvious he didn't know how it happened. Amid the bickering, Miranda suddenly said, "I met a shark." Winter was alarmed. Dave was in disbelief. "That's impossible! There are blacktip reef sharks outside the safe zones, but they usually appear in the deep sea below 200 feet. Compared to the other sharks, they are more timid and will normally avoid humans. They rarely attack." Miranda gently said, "The camera on the wetsuit should've recorded everything. If you don't believe me, you can retrieve the memory card and check the recording yourself."

She snapped her fingers. Inside the churning red water, the remaining eleven Great Whites—Margaret having already been devoured by the pack—suddenly went into violent convulsions. Their gray-blue eyes rolled back in their heads. Their massive bodies thrashed against the cracked acrylic walls with suicidal force. A second later, they began to expel thick white foam from their gills. Their bodies bloated and floated to the surface with sickening speed. THUD. THUD. THUD. A series of eleven muffled explosions rocked the tank as the sharks' internal organs detonated from the chemical reaction of the toxins Skylar had introduced into the feeding system. A rain of shredded meat and blood cascaded o

The fishes started displaying. It was interesting that hundreds of fishes could perform in unison. They perform in batches. There was an endless applaud. All this time wonder and its species had not appeared yet. To the surprise of the crowd, a big shark started jumping from afar into the pond. It was in unison. Lastly, the biggest among all the sharks jumped and landed in the pond BAM. All the spectators were wet. the water splashed across board thousands were wet. There were applaud. There were big screens showing all that was happening live.

Stella stood up. “Yes! Let’s go!” Kyle jumped up and started running towards the water. Travis and I were behind a running Stella and Kyle. “Any shark attacks?” I asked as my feet reached the water. “Last one was in 2008. However, these are supposed to be the most shark-infested waters.” “With what kind?” “Tiger sharks.” The water felt amazing on my legs. I was surprised at how strong the current was. The water felt amazing. Stella was riding the waves, living her best life as Kyle was jumping in and out like a dolphin.

East Cobalt Ocean, Shark clan territory. The battle between the combined might of the five clans of the Cobalt Empire Army and the Scarlett Army was ongoing. The army that was mostly made up of the Shark clan was actually holding off the Scarlett Army very well. The Shark clan was well known for their strength after all. This result was to be expected honestly. However, that did not mean they didn’t have their worries. Afro was fighting against a mosasaur-like monster with just his bare hands. Even so, his punch was powerful enough to cave in the skull of the beast. Blood exploded out of the cracks of its skull as it floated lifelessly.

I couldn't see him through the red waves that had claimed the spot he had fallen into. Sudden memories flashed into my mind, memories of blood and death. I hated the sight of blood and I realized then I was having a panic attack. “He’s dying," I whispered to myself. Get in! save him! My mind screeched to my frozen joints. Closing my eyes I regulated my breathing, throwing off my jersey and knowing if I thought it over I wouldn’t do it and so, I blindly dived in, trying to see through all the red, but trying not to think about it too much, think about swimming in blood.