Kraken นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Dozens of them, thick and muscular, moving independently through the water with hypnotic grace. They were a deep blue-black, covered in suckers that pulsed gently. “What are you?” I whispered. His lips curved into something that might have been a smile. “Your kind calls my species many things. Kraken. Sea devil. Monster.” He moved closer, tentacles propelling him through the shallows with disturbing ease. “I am Thalassor. And you, Dr. Nalina Whitter, have been drowning yourself in my territory for months.” My name on his lips sent a shiver down my spine. “How do you know—”

I approached the big monster. "Yes like that." Nia stroked the monster's tentacles. "What kind of monster is that?" "Kraken," Nia "Woy it's mine! Don't you try to touch it!" I screamed because the kraken's tentacles wrapped around Nia and Erin's bodies. "Hahaha how does he understand all that," Erin answered, which Kraken began to let go. "Hush hush hush!" My banishment made the Kraken go back to the sea. "Don't be jealous of monsters!" Nia approached me and hugged my arm.

It's perfect for me because even with his larger build and greater strength, I'm a worthy opponent in human form. Drakon heads to the center of the room with his back to the egg. I want him as far away from Pepper's son as possible. Drakon's silver eyes give away his intent a second before he charges in low. I leap over him and turn. My foot is up and I land a solid kick to his back which sends him toward Pepper.

the boy asks. I try to get up but the boy pushes me down. "Don't get up too fast," he says. "Take some time to rest." I shake my head and point at the water. The thing that tries to pull me in finally emerges from beneath the water. Water splashes everywhere as a massive animal with a long black body and white armor rises, it swings its dozen tentacles around. "A giant crustacle," the boy says, standing up. "Hunt by hiding in the water until a prey stops for a drink. Honey, keep him safe while I deal with the crustacle."

We have also crossed paths with a few dangerous creatures, it wasn’t anything that we couldn’t handle though. “I hope we find the Kraken.” I accidentally spit my food when Kai said that. “The Kraken?” He nodded at me. Was he serious? “Yeah, they live in water.” He said to me, continuing to eat his food. “I bet it would make for great calamari.” He really is serious. “Are you sure you’re not Tanner’s brother?” I asked him. He shook his head. “You do know that the Kraken is supposed to live in the ocean, right? It is a saltwater dweller.” He looked at me.

He pointed at the ocean. Something was moving under the surface. Something massive. Bubbles rose to the surface. Green light glowed from the depths. "What is that?" I whispered. "The guard dog," Kaelen said. A tentacle exploded from the water. It was thick as a tree trunk covered in bioluminescent scales. It slammed onto the dock blocking our path. Then a head rose from the waves. It was a Kraken. But it wasn't an animal. It was a hybrid. A wolf's head on a squid's body.

"Don't let it touch you! It eats armor!" "It's not acid," Jinx muttered. "It's oil." Ren paused, looking at the black sludge hitting their deck. It was iridescent. It didn't sizzle like acid. It smelled—even through the simulation—like crude, unrefined oil. "So? It's a monster. It spits sludge." "And the Kraken's weak point," Jinx continued, analyzing the boss while dodging a massive tentacle strike. "Look at the head. It's not an eye. It's a 'Thermal Vent'. The strategy guide says we have to overload it."

All things I'd have been perfectly content never knowing. Once the strangers were completely mutilated beyond recognition, they were finally begging for death. Blake smiled more widely than I'd ever seen as he leaned closer to them, appearing almost euphoric in their misery. They confessed that they were from the Silver Moon Pack in Maine. They had formed an alliance as a promise for reinforcement in their own ongoing disputes. Luckily, Silver Moon Pack was a smaller pack and not a true threat to us. However, it wasn’t clear how many other packs may be forming alliances with the Bois Sombre Pack—it was likely they were not the only one.

As she spoke the moons words. “Yes,” She spoke slowly. Her heart dropped as the newest chosen floated within her mind, her beast growling in displeasure at the prospect while her mind whirled in sympathy. Another life the Goddess would overrule. “A Conduit?” Leonidas questioned further. “A re-birth.” Leonidas stilled and her hand clenched his as their connection continued. A re-birth was never heard of in their lifetime, a divine gift the Goddess bestowed upon her greatest wolves, a curse for they were that it was bestowed upon.

I said. “Krakens live in the ocean, Sully. How did you come by a kraken?” “Owl. Owl showed me and Leo. He was selling that baby kraken to someone. He asked us if we would take it. Leo was interested, but Owl wanted so much money that we could not get even if we sold our organs.” “Krakens cannot leave outside sea water,” Demian said. “You mean salt water. I think it would be possible to keep a kraken alive for a while in salt water even if it is not sea water.”