Red Eyed Devil Fish Novels & Stories

He was joined by the physician from the main palace. As soon as they removed the last needles from her elbow, she opened her eyes slowly. Lydia weeped for joy as she gave her water to drink. Heavy footsteps were heard in the corridor. The door was pushed open at once and she saw, the Devil.

Every now and then his hands would grope her, but he tried to be good and somewhat pay attention. One brightly colored fish kept following her as she walked back and forth in front of the tank. It was the cutest thing and she kept laughing at it. "Nic, I think he likes me just as much as you do," she giggled. "Hey, come here and close your eyes," Nic said to her, pulling her away from the stalker fish. Veronica complied and when he told her to open them, she screamed and jumped back into his chest. Staring right at her was probably the ugliest fish known to man. It was giant grouper. He was twice the size of her and had the biggest mouth that was sure to cause her nightmares.

“Lord Evan? What brings you here?” The King of Baden groaned lazily from the bed and the whores around him giggled at the hoarseness of his voice. They couldn’t help but caress his solid body with their soft palms. His hard muscles were carved sharply, keeping every curve and edge in mind. The creator must have devoted his entire focus when he was building such a god-like specimen. His piercing molten blue eyes glared at the Lord menacingly, and thin pink lips quirked in a smile as the Lord gulped nervously. Henry loved this. This power. He loved the fear that shone in the eyes of people whenever they thought of him.

But the truth was that it could not stop Elder Yi from worrying. "I hope they don't encounter the red-eyed jade python. Otherwise, they will definitely die," Elder Yi said. Hearing the words "red-eyed jade python", Fang Zhan's face instantly became as pale as paper. As a person who passed the test of the Devil King’s Cave, he knew how dangerous the red-eyed jade python was. It was the most ferocious creature left in the second world in the Devil King’s Cave, and probably the whole Devil King's Cave had to respect it!

Her long, curly brown hair cascaded down, enveloping Eden's face, and her scent wafted up, a potent elixir that sent his senses reeling. Eden's piercing blue eyes, now tinged with a hint of red, flinched as Pearl's hair tickled his nose. His canine teeth began to expand, sharpening into fangs, as his inner demons stirred, their hunger for blood ignited by Pearl's proximity. His iris transformed, shifting from sky blue to a deep, fiery red, a telltale sign of his demonic nature.

That is hard to believe since it has been in a lake and not a fast moving river for all of this time. It is covered and the multi dimensional colored scales that are primarily a brilliant red color. The scales look hard enough to be armor and the top of the head flattens out rather quickly. Even though it is such a large fish, it is not actually that wide. As I sit there staring at the scales I try comparing the color to other red things. They do not look like roses, apples or stop signs. They do remind me of something that means a lot to me though. That is right! This fish is the same color as a cardinal, as my hair and every other animal that I can turn into. What does this mean though?

I swipe the lipstick across my mouth in one smooth stroke, meeting her eyes in the reflection of my compact mirror. "It’s like you’re.." "The devil?" I ask, snapping the mirror shut. "Maybe."

The Great Devil had abruptly turned his head to stare fixedly at him. It wasn't until now that Xiao Chen got a clear look at the devil's face. The sight shocked him. The devil's right pupil was gleaming red while his left pupil was pierced with a small, cyan-colored flying sword. Black Qi swirled between his eyebrows. His face and neck were covered with terrifying scars. "What insignificant ant dares to enter this hell of suffering!" "I..." Before Xiao Chen could get even a word out, a tremendous force hit him on the face and sent him flying. He crashed hard against the large boulder and coughed up a mouthful of blood.

I didn't order anything. I could hardly contain my curiosity as I went inside the living room. I spotted the thing right away as it wasn't there before. Next to the couch, there was a rectangular glass tank filled with water. In it, two silvery-blue fishes were swimming around lazily. Those were what Connor called Angelfish.

She was just about descending the last stairs when her eyes met him. Jonathan McCurby stood beside the aquarium, hands tucked into the pocket of his blue denim jeans which was matched with a white T-shirt and a black coat, observing all the different species of fishes ranging from the emerald catfish, cichlids and a couple others there in. Watching the fishes in the aquarium always excited him. Adelina remembered that all too well as she leered at him simper at the lemon gold fish who swam up effortlessly to follow the piece of flake food he had thrown in.