Queen Coral Novels & Stories

“Marine biologist and coral enthusiast. I’ll be guiding your private reef exploration today.” The yacht set off toward the horizon, slicing through the sea like silk, while Katherine and Kingsley leaned into the breeze at the bow — skin warm, hair wild, hearts light. When they reached the reef, it was like the sea cracked open to reveal a secret kingdom. They slid into the water together, following Dr. Patel’s gestures as they hovered over rainbow-colored coral, darting clownfish, and swaying sea fans. Kingsley pointed out a school of parrotfish, and Katherine, breath held in wonder, reached out a hand as if she could touch the brilliance.

I followed Liam's gaze for a moment and asked, "Liam, have you known him long?" Liam didn't answer. He just slowly turned his head to look at me, and in his eyes was something I couldn't quite name. On our wedding day, the whole deep-sea royal city lit up in blue. The coral reefs bloomed all at once, glowing cluster after cluster, and softened the edges of the palace in their light. After the ceremony, he took something from his sleeve and held it out. A thin cord braided from deep-sea coral silk, with a glowing pearl attached, tied in a knot I had never seen before, delicate but uncomplicated, unusual in its design.

“The coral is beautiful, but be careful not to cut yourself.” With a thumbs up sign, she eased deeper into the water. The mask didn’t fog, and no water leaked in, letting her know she had a good seal. The coral was visible just a few feet below, and she dove down to get a closer look. The shades of pink, red, and blue coral attracted her attention, as did the sea grass. A turquoise butterfly fish swam in front of her mask, and she reached out to touch it. Its fins tickled as the fish sped away. Soft coral swayed in the current, and she saw a yellow and black fish dart in front of her. They spent almost an hour exploring the coral, with him pointing out interesting sights and organisms for wh

Including the roof, it was made up of glass. In the center, among palm trees, exotic shrubs, and giant ferns on a light brown wooden floor was a cream-colored rug on which stood two beige sofas and four armchairs of the same color around a low wooden table. On it stood a white frosted glass vase full of anemones, which immediately caught her attention because, as cut flowers, they didn’t fit into an interior full of various species of living plants. She supposed they were only here for her sake. “Do you like anemone coronaria?” She asked, but he didn't know what she was talking about. "I asked if you like anemones, but I see you don't. You treat them only as a prop.”

It wasn't ours to begin with! "As I was saying," Chayton continued, drawing my attention back to him. "My ancestors and the ones who lived in your land, exchanged many things, including knowledge on flowers. You already know about the blue one known as the Moonshade." Chayton bent down and plucked a white one from the weeds. "This white one is known as The Coral Flower. It has a high form of healing properties. Can cure anything under the sun, as long as it touches the skin or enters the bloodstream, it will heal anything. A root near a river or a place of water and it will multiply."

When alferd stabbed a woman so savagely, it was also the scene where the devil killed a pair of sea creatures that he had obtained from the famous coast of London. Alferd, he tortured those two creatures mercilessly for their tears. He made a fortune, after getting his hands on those two creatures. When Alan reflected on the incident, he did see the mermaid's tail. One tail is huge in bright blue, while the other is a darker gray in smaller sizes. Her hands were firmly attached, and she remembered the color of larissa's tail and the fins that alferd had brought along, mumbling, "her parents?"

He found the primary node: the massive, glowing biological battery she used to channel the stolen magic of the earth. Kaelen let out a roar that vibrated all the way up the fault line to the surface. He gripped the core and ripped it backward. The Queen’s body violently seized. Her massive form convulsed once, twice, and then went entirely rigid. The bioluminescent glow of her internal organs flickered and died. Without the core to maintain her hydrostatic pressure, the crushing weight of the Marianas Trench finally claimed her. The massive, volcanic carapace instantly imploded under the fifteen thousand pounds of oceanic pressure, crushing the Skarn Queen into a lifeless pile of dense, blac

This time the world was still. A silver shore kissed by moonlight. And Kael whole, glowing, alive walked toward her dressed in ceremonial robes. His curse was gone. His smile brighter than she’d ever seen it. She turned and saw herself. But she wasn’t wearing Kael’s mark. She wore a crown an Oceanic Crown made of obsidian coral and moonstone shards. Behind her, the waters bowed, spirit beasts floating in reverence. Her heart clenched. She was Queen. She was powerful. But alone.

I’m about to stand up and protest when Eisa walks over carrying a purple velvet pillow with a crown resting on top that I’ve never seen before. Eisa steps up to my mother and slowly kneels down, raising the pillow to my mother. The crown she’s presenting is stunning, but definitely not one that’s been sitting in the family undersea vault. Large seashells point to the sky surrounded by smaller shells, all with a duo chrome shift that makes them shift from blue to purple to green in the light. The crown is decorated with blue, pink and purple sapphires, diamonds and opals creating a gorgeous prism effect when it catches the light.

Kylie cried and tried to rush toward him, but I grabbed her by her arm and stopped her short before she could. "What are you doing, Elijah? Can't you see his suffering?" She cried out, her eyes wide and moist. "I know, ky., but look, kylie. Look what's above his head." I said and pointed at the spot above Jason's head. "Oh my." Kylie whispered, and slapped a hand over her mouth. Because just above his head, faint and spectral, was something shaped like a crown. It was made of coral bone and I believe it was the same one from two nights ago when Kylie and the chieftain said a spell to bring the ocean back to the sea bed.