Long Time No Sea Novels & Stories

Or maybe… saying goodbye. Then, with a whisper, it sealed shut behind us. I breathed out steady, something in my chest seemed to break a little. I turned to look back to see the barrier close once again after we passed through. I was shocked when a stray tear left my eye. !! !! !! !! !! !! The journey across the sea took nearly two days. The waters were moody. Gray, brooding and sickness inducing. Waves rose like claws and curled back with low, guttural growls that sounded too alive. The sky remained overcast.

Tano stepped beside her and gasped. “I just saw my mother,” he whispered. “She died before I could speak. But in there... she held me.” Esi’s throat tightened. > “This sea doesn’t remember what was.” > “It remembers what we could have believed.” --- They made camp on the edge of the impossible sea. Esi carved a ring of salt and ink into the sand, keeping time at bay. Tano stayed silent most of the evening, sketching symbols into his drum. “I think it’s not just memory that this sea reflects,” he said.

He gazes at the foggy ocean and asked, " How long could we reach the shore?" "We are almost there. Please calm down. The rain here normally stops around five to ten minutes." The guy explained while steering the boat. He was trying to use the highest speed to return to the shore. After bringing both of them back to the hotel, Kelvin realized it was still stormy outside when half an hour had passed."

He said while silently laughing and kissed me on my forehead. "So sweet! Oh my gosh! Can't you feel it guys? The ants are biting us!" My stylist said and we just laughed, I slowly leaned into Enrique's chest. "Are you tired?" He asked. "No." I answered and hugged him. One hour.... Two hours... Three hours... I woke up. "Quen, where are we?" I asked because we are in a super dark place.

"I asked the guards to return to the Gonzales estate. They’re on their way back now." Marcus was surprised. "Why? What about you? Will you return with them? Where are you?" "The next road leads to a sea. Not a river. A full damn sea. And luckily we came across only one traveler boat. But a seat reserved for one person to cross. It’ll take three days. Three days, Marcus, I learnt boat passes the sea twice in a year. I’m indeed lucky to come across the boat ." His voice dropped, eerie and haunted. "We didn’t meet a single soul along the road. Just... animals. Insects. Like the place was abandoned by time."

BOOMMM! "His aura is increasing again," said the blue whale, looking at Long Chen who was in the water bubble he had created. How long had Long Chen been here? The time difference between the outside world and the bottomless sea made it seem longer, which was why Long Chen didn't realize he had been there for so long.

The North Sea was a violent churn of slate-gray water and freezing spray. Somewhere beneath the crashing waves, the base of the Aethel-7 Rig groaned—a decommissioned relic of the Thorne Energy era that had officially been declared a "marine hazard" five years ago. "Thirty seconds to the drop-zone, kid. Try not to puke on the upholstery; this stealth-skiff cost more than your tuition," Isabella said, her voice crackling through Leo’s earpiece.

I can see the sea from here. Wow, I haven't been to the sea yet, it's been a long time since I've been to the sea. "Are you crazy! That means we're going to take a long time--" "Why don't you want us to stay longer Ken? Don't you want us to be married for 3 years?" "Gaga! I mean it'll take a while in here." When he said that, I breathed a sigh of relief. I thought so. "Ahahaha that's it." I'm embarrassed for that.

“Alright, sir. I’ll book the ticket now. In two hours’ time, kindly go to the airport to get it checked. The necessary preparations would have been done. You will only to get it inked and that’s all.” “Two hours? That’s a very long time. I don’t want to spend thirty minutes here.” Sebastian cried out, wondering what would make the tickets take such long time. “Sir, that’s the minimum time I can get it done. Maldives is a great distance to Greece, so our connections there are not that bright. They are bleak. So, you will have to bear the time like that, sir.” “Alright. No problem then. Thank you. I’ll set a timer for that. Do not let it exceed that two hours. I can’t spend any other minute on

Arlo paused for a moment before looking down. Hayden was clutching a custom-made industrial permanent marker. It was the latest product from Arlo's laboratory. It had a special ink used to mark experimental equipment in extreme environments. It was waterproof, anti-corrosive, and resistant to high temperatures. Once it dried, it was extremely difficult to remove. Arlo's expression changed. Subconsciously, he looked at Hayden. He asked in a gentle tone, "Hayden, how did you get this?" Hayden shouted, "Daddy, you forgot? It's the gift you gave me last month on my birthday. You said it's a scientist's pen, and only smart kids can use it! That ugly fool is so stupid that I had to draw a clown on