Lagoon Novels & Stories

The room was large enough to fit over two hundred members and still have enough space to spar without bumping into anyone. “We are going to do things a little different today. As you have all heard I have found someone that will be stepping up as the Luna of the pack. Today she is joining us. We are going back to the basics, so everyone spread out.” As I expected, no one complained as they spread out and got into position. Typically in order for a Luna to be excepted as a Luna, she had to show her skills as a warrior, to prove she could help protect the pack. I just hope Brook has the desire to learn to defend herself, then maybe she will learn quickly.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

They usually hang out by the lake around this time. "Yes, I'm sure, but I can't let them get to me," I said confidently. "Okay, let's go," she said and we headed there. I saw some of the kids from our school swimming and fishing at the lake. I wanted to say hi but resisted the urge. There was no point in drawing attention to myself. "Hey there!" I turned around and saw Marcus DeMarco smiling at me. He was one of the cutest boys in my school who never paid any attention, so I was a little surprised that he was talking to me.

He was a bit exhausted and weary, yet looking at the magical land, all was forgotten. The trio wanted to find a spot to rest. Furthermore, they sauntered downstream along the bank of the lagoon until they came to a spot where a meadow opened out on their left. To their right, on the far side of the stream, was a tall limestone ridge. Below the ridge, the gush had cut a massive slump in the boulder that was filled with water. A natural lagoon. "Magical indeed," Anna mumbled.

I smiled happily and nodded, I placed the paddle on my thigh and raised my hand. "It's beautiful!" I exclaimed happily. I saw the wonderful stone formation around, the caves, the greenish-blue color of the sea and the reefs visible under the deep sea. Seeing that we were close to the very entrance of the lagoon I again took my paddle and helped Wren. In front of us now is a small stone entrance of the lagoon, rounded the stone for the tunnel that is just exactly the size of the kayak. "Left, baby." I did what Phoenix said until we matched the direction of the paddle.

she said "Stella fell from the stairs and broke her ankle looking for you" Nathaniel said in calm manner as his gun disappear. "W-WHAT?!" Lalaine presence becomes cold, the water from the stream floats on the air and created a huge ball . "Goodbye world" Lynx whispered and the ball of water splash on him then floats his unconscious body to the stream. "Is he dead?" Nathaniel asked worriedly as he watches Lynx floats away. "Nope" Lalaine said and smile "Must go now" as she sprinted to the orphanage Library

A breeze greeted them when Beth’s feet hit the concrete, and while she enjoyed the cooling effect after being trapped in the stuffy scorekeeper’s box for almost three hours, the fact that it was blowing in from the east meant it smelled a lot like raw sewage. “God, who ever thought it was a good idea to put a lagoon next to a public park,” Andi noted, shaking her head as Beth turned to secure the ladder back into the floor of the booth. Beth knew it was because a branch of Muddy Creek meandered its way along the east side of the park, making it a logical place to build the lagoon, and she thought it had been there longer than th

His eyes were still full of fire. “Fuck, I’ll never get enough of you.” He murmured before we materialized in front of a breathtakingly beautiful blue lagoon. It shimmered like a sapphire gem, its crystal clear waters inviting and serene. Vines and colored flowers adorned the spaces between the trees, hanging down as if they were a canopy.

The hut was built like a little cottage on stilts, built above a clear blue water lagoon. "If you sit in the balcony," Art said, his eyes sparkling with excitement, and I guessed that he really did love his job. "You'll be able to see the school of fishes in the water below you. If you've a keen eye, you might seem some flora and corals as well! The lagoon is on the shallower side."

Draevyn caught her before she could fall. His hands closed around her arms, steadying her easily as he drew her upright. His brows pulled together as he studied her face. “Kaelani?” His voice lowered, threaded with concern. “Are you alright?” She blinked, pressing her fingers lightly to her temple. “I’m fine,” she murmured. “Just… a little faint.” The dizziness rolled through her again, softer this time but enough to make her lean slightly into him. “The lagoon can do that the first time,” he explained. “Its waters are… deeply calming. They draw tension from the body. Sometimes more than one expects.”