Pelican Vore Novels & Stories

He was as fast as lightning, and his tail was as sharp as a dagger. A stream of green fluorescent liquid spurted from the eyeball of the pelican eel. It was like a water balloon being cut with its liquid oozing out. The pain of losing an eyeball caused the pelican eel to surface in an instant. The monster stretched its body and was taller than the cabin now. The pelican eel opened wide its mouth full of sharp teeth and began to chase after Dicken, trying to bite him angrily. This caused a huge wave to surge on the sea. The seawater flooded the cabin as the one-eyed pelican eel continued to search up and down in the ocean. However, I still couldn’t find Dicken.

He was a lean, hungry-looking man with eyes like a vulture. "Kaelor," Voren drawled, leaning back. "I heard you picked up a new pet. I didn't realize you’d started collecting Vaelis trash." Kaelor’s chest surged. A low, wet growl started in the back of his throat—a sound no human should be able to make. The table groaned as he leaned his weight onto his palms. His eyes were shifting, the irises bleeding into a predatory, molten gold. "Watch your tongue, Voren," Kaelor hissed. "Or I’ll rip it out and feed it to the strays."

Everyone is prepping for the late night activities. Pelican Bay loves to celebrate. I lock the front door and turn off the panel of lights for the dining area. Enough brightness flows in from the front windows, so it doesn't make a difference. Pearl, carrying a large canvas sack with two beach towels rolled up and sticking out over the top, hurries by the front window. She turns long enough to catch my attention and waves as she walks on.

I flame up and palm my face with my shoulder trembling with embarrassment. She reels while laughing, “I have a lot to share with you about my trip to Wisterne, I’ll be back before dinner once I’ve scolded that oversize kitten” A gush of cool wind breezes against me and when I peel my hands off my face slowly, I see the fluttering tendrils of Mortiz’s hair before it disappears into the leaves on the branch overhead. Leaves rain to the ground and stems snap.