Novelas y relatos de Like A Tidal Wave

Trying to rush, and race into the incoming tide. I was riding it as it curled, I was under it smoothly surfing my way under the grand arch of the immense water. I was racing it to the end of the wave. But nature was not on my side that day, I was seconds to late to hit the perfect end when I was quickly sucked into the tide. Another wave had came rolling in from above me. It hit me hard, it drowned me deep under the surface.

Unlike Clag, he was a nerdy teen who liked to socialize. Being under the heat of the sun and waiting for the rain to fall is like holding a ladybug, the flutter of its shell-like front wings like a small tidal wave— smaller and safer than the tsunami that hit Lituya Bay, Alaska in 1958, and the swirl of crudely formed emotions that raged the faces of the people that lived close to the Bay.

HAILSTORM: Yip, was very awkward in between trying to clean myself off KILLER: Ugh I feel sick LACE: Just take note Hailstorm – you threw up numerous times in your college years HAILSTORM: Not ON someone LACE: Not from lack of trying I laughed, continuing my half-hearted conversation with my friends. It was the best way to end the weekend. We’d usually do it on a Friday but I had been at the festival. We spoke about everything under the sun, the girls’ sons having been shipped off to camp, how their husbands drove them nuts, etc. etc. etc. A wide ark was placed around the conversation point of Liam. But my brain kept flashing his face every time the word mate was typed, every time the word –

And my question was answered as I saw how the waves of water splash towards the houses, making it melt. Our city is naturally surrounded by a vast cerulean ocean, but now the breathtaking ocean scenery turns into a petrifying gigantic basin of caustic waters. Goodness! Anything that the water touches, annihilates! The skies rumble from time to time, as the annihilating water tides up the shore. The people are already screaming, but I don't know what to do! What can I do to stop our own element? Control it. That is the first thing that came up in my mind. Without a word, I immediately ran towards the shore and let my power works its way.

It is one that - inexplicably - sounds ominously close to an incoming disaster, somehow. Something about the rumbling sounds as though it is welling up from the very core of the earth, something that runs far deeper than the pillars and projectiles she had summoned thus far. Something that frightens Alcina. Orion snarls. She looks up, and that’s when she sees it. A gigantic, moving, rumbling, tidal wave. Of rock and stone and earth. It is the ground, Alcina realizes with horror, sprouting upwards and forwards in a massive surge that hurtles forward at a terrifying speed, its shape resembling an ocean wave as it rolls towards her.

There's a possibility that they would fall down and injured themselves. Then Tarah remembered that the sea will rise when there is an earthquake that could cause tidal waves. And they were exactly in the danger zone right now. She had decided to wait for it to calm down before evacuating far from the shore but she was petrified by the thought of the huge waves coming towards them. She shook her head to get the inappropriate thoughts out of her mind.

If Dawn wanted a song about the ocean, she knew the perfect one for it. Like a turbulent tide, Aqua let her voice drop into a low growl. The crowd started clapping, and Aqua felt the power of the rhythm building up in her. Tumultuous clapping in the background resembled the claps of thunder and cracks of waves on a rocky shore with lightning illuminating a stormy night. Hence, Aqua let her heart take over.

I waited almost endlessly for the silence to be over and indeed it was over in less than a second with a loud rumble from beneath the ocean. A ripple appeared on the top of the sea, going in endless circles until it disappeared wide. Next was another ripple, until the ripples turned to waves, and the waves to giant waves, and the giant wave to a what I could rightfully call a tsunami. It was such that the wave that came was greater than all that had come before it and as quick as it rose into the air, flowing regally over the island and receding the shore line to its barest, that was just as quickly as it came pouring down, washing the entire island and taking me along with it.

he finally murmurs, barely audible, yet each word echoes through the dim room like a mournful howl. The air grows thick between them, and Amelia’s heart races as she backs toward the door, the physical distance between them widening as the truth unravels their bond. Outside, the waves crash against the hull, mirroring the tumultuous storm brewing within her. She can almost feel the energy of the ocean colliding with the ship, powerful and relentless.

I suppose watching someone’s ancestors die time and time again did that to a person, immortal or not. As soon as Orion began the spell, I was back in that dark ocean. The rock I stood on was just as slippery. The waves were just as violent. Lightning illuminated the sky like splotches of watery ink. Again and again they crashed down, trying to pierce through. Icy water soaked my feet, traveling up the ends of my sweatpants. My stomach dropped as a large tidal wave formed. This hadn’t happened the first time. No, the waves had been smaller, carrying only small glimpses of my life. As it grew in size, a memory appeared within its glossy surface.