Land Of Water Novels & Stories

Belladonna almost lost her mind when Alaris had told her that the place he had taken them to wasn't where they would get the sunflower but the Village of Nakunriver, the land of water. It was the sixth village of Ignas, with more water than land, so much that houses had to be built on it with strong wooden foundations to keep them afloat. Their transport, their source of livelihood, their customs, and many things were all centered around the water that surrounded them.

“My family has been here for generations, true, but we have barely explored ten percent of the entire uncharted lands. So I might reside here but there is still a lot of land out there.” “So why did you not just name the lands?” I asked him with one of my brows raised. It just seemed silly to me that they didn’t at least try to give proper names to where they live. “Oh we did,” Adam said with a tiny chuckle, “We named the ones we have been in. Where you first came in, we call that the Desert Lands. The forest we stay in, we call the Forest of Solace and Calm. The icy landscape you are looking at, we call that the Glacier Peaks, and then there is the Rainy Lands.”

I then took off on my beast and mom followed behind. “Where too first?” I asked as we flew side by side. “Nympha,” Xipher said glancing over at me. “The water world?” I said as he nodded. “The water world?” My mother asked perplexed. I looked over at her, “It’s the world of the merfolk. It is more water than land, well more like island masses.” “And you believe merfolk can help aid us in our war?” I could tell she was trying to see past logic.

Why would they ever want to cross such waters? The healer slightly shrugs, "If it is their only way to survive." Eliana nods, but a shiver courses through her body. The waters of Liamor are dangerous. Whirlpools and hurricanes guard the waters leading from Murduk to the country of Shidon. There is no possible way that the entire werecat clan would be able to traverse the wicked waters. She watches the healer for a moment, "Why did you bring up such a topic?"

On their backs, their pilots sat in command of their movements. She is in fact standing on one of the high balconies of the Royal Fortress; the lone structure that stood in the inner core of the perfect concentric circles of land that make up the whole of Atlantis, towering the picturesque garden beauty of Atlantis that appeared so minute from her sky-high perspective. The great bridges that linked the rings of lands across the circles of water were further enhanced by brilliant gardens, groves of flowering trees, and innumerable sparkling fountains. From where she stood, she can even trace with her fingers the flow of the great canal where ships could sail right up to the water-circles and

"We're now at the border of the Northern empire and Crescent Land." Roselle's eyes immediately widened with shock and alarm. From what she had heard, the Crescent Land, also known as the forbidden land was the most dangerous place in the entire Lirea. It was a land formed in a crescent shape and it was located between the Northern Empire and Eastern Empire.

As he tentatively reached out to smooth over the side of his face, right next to his right eye, the gaps in his knowledge were becoming increasingly apparent. He had no idea of the feeling around his eyes was a normal, regular thing, felt by others just like him and shared between all the members of his species on this planet, Earth. Earth. He lived on a blue planet, containing much, much more water than land, the ratio increasing every single day, with nothing as he, a single individual, could do to stop it. The seas were getting vaster, wilder, more and more untamed, and trying their hardest to engulf the land that continued to elude their grasping and desperate clutches.

CHAPTER 49 INFINITE Island of LUAHU Cloudy Evening, 26℃ Day: Tuesday Time: Infinite America was once again standing on the west part of LUAHU and she has been staring into the horizon for quite some time now. She has been filled with so many thoughts in her head and at night she thinks of how to get away from all her nightmares and her heartbreak. She has been on that cliff for a while thinking about how to solve the entire mystery and curse by herself when she doesn’t even know where to start.

Grinning, he handed me a map and walked away, whistling. I looked at the map he handed me, it was actually quite detailed. From the map, I could tell that I was at the starting point. “Okay, where water meets land, what does that mean?" I paced. That's like a place that has both water and land, Astrid said thoughtfully “Like the beach!" I gasped in excitement. I looked at my map, there was a place labelled beach. Caelum really made things easy for me, and after the first challenge, I really couldn't complain.

Falco sighed tiredly and pulled Jack back to sit on the floor. Jack does have a point. I have seen Byron manipulating water. He can’t exactly manifest a tidal wave. He can barely create a current long enough to help us survive when we fought Liv. “It’s not Lord Byron’s gift that Lord Ylgarr was waiting for. It’s Nathalia’s.” He says. “From the legend, the original demigod had a sea beast partner. A serpentine creature large enough that it almost destroyed the lands in ancient times.” “But it’s a leg-”