Mythical Creatures Kraken Novels & Stories

I looked upwards, eyes searching the skies. Somewhere up there, giant fish swam through the clouds. If I could tempt them down, maybe they would fight my enemies. Who was I kidding? The first thing they’d do was eat me. The Kraken were a better bet with regards to being helpful (especially if we introduced them to Motown classics) but they had the slight disadvantage of not being able to walk on land. Or maybe they could, very slowly. Either way, as Socrates once said, you don’t bring a lobster to a shark fight. I think it was him. Might have been Plato.

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My home, my dream, everything is destroyed. Pulling down, deep into the water, the Kraken clenched its tentacles, knocking the breath out of me. My ribs cracked, light as cement, I was sucked deep into the water. The Kraken's mouth loomed, razor-sharp beak waiting. I was about to die. Given my entire life up to this point, it was probably inevitable that my death would be horrific. The tentacles clenched again, crushing bones. As the kraken ripped my flesh with large, meaty bites, I tried to scream. Blood bubbles foamed out of my mouth, and then there was nothing left but a beak covered with gore.

Nike revealed how they were dragged ahead of them. “It was like we fall into its trap. As soon as we jumped into the water, he took us immediately. He was just waiting for the right moment to snatch us all from our sunken ship. Leviathan was the name given to all kinds of terrors of the deep. In a sense, it was more like the generalization of all the sea monsters you could ever think of. But given that they saw their monster taking the form of tentacle-laced specie that looked like it was a crossover between and giant squid and octopus, it was much safer to surmise that they were dealing with a Kraken.

This creature is said to often attack passing ships by rolling it up with its giant tentacles and pulling it down. The word Kraken itself comes from the word "Krake" from the Scandinavian language which means referring to an unhealthy animal or something strange. This word is still used in modern German to refer to the Octopus. See you 👋 LOVE ALL ❤️

I have yet to avenge the brutal death of Banyan and his mate. “Go now. See the truth with your own eyes.” The squid started swimming away when I realize I still have one question left. “Who are you?” “I am the Kraken!” And he disappeared into the darkness. Whatever that means, what matter was that I was going back up with my mate, Allyssa Lausanne, the one truly destined for me. I looked at her and she glared back, resentment visible in those beautiful twinkling eyes. She turned away, swim upwards without a second glance back to the bewildered Takif.

They reached into the ocean’s depths, gently making waves as if to welcome the visitors there. BRRRRRRR... Suddenly, giant tentacles reached up from within the abyss that separated them and the Castle. Ezekiel’s eyes glowed blue as he felt threatened by the presence of the monster. “Easy. It’s just their lovely pet, Miss Krake,” Harriet said. “Oh, well, Harriet, how many times have you come here?” Ezekiel blinked in disbelief. “And you call this thing their ‘pet’?” Krake was a giant octopus with a mouth big enough to fit two castle towers. As Ezekiel observed its shape in detail, he could see its purply skin shimmering like pearls under a gentle glow from the Castle.