Reigo The Deep Sea Monster 소설 & 이야기

He answered and looked at Reyan who was smiling brightly, feeling pleased because he successfully scared them, even him (Hierro) who already watched the movie. Hierro can’t help but feel helpless. He admits that Reyan is really a good storyteller. “Then, then what happened next?” Iero asked. Aria stared at them, anxiously waiting for their answer. Hierro looked at Reyan, who nodded at him, indicating for him to continue. “The couple then discovered that there were monsters that eat babies in that place.” He answered, then made a pause. “Well, that is, the rumor about baby-eating monsters of that place was really true.” He said.

I tell him when his eyes widen. “Meg, as in megalodon? How the fuck do you defeat a megalodon? I’ve seen the film and unless I have cannons or explosives, that won’t happen. You are going to test her in that way?” he is becoming angry and I nod my head before I stand placing my hands on my hips.

It moved with an eerie fluidity that defied its massive size. Pelin gripped my arm, her breath shallow. “Tell me that’s not real,” she whispered. “It’s real,” I said, forcing myself to look. “And it’s not alone.” Capricorn, the sea goat, swam alongside it. Half-beast, half-fish, its spiraling horns cut through the water with terrifying grace. Its muscular upper body merged into a powerful, scaled tail, propelling it forward like a nightmare from the depths of the ocean.

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.

Countless shrimp soldiers and crab soldiers were instantly boiled red and all died! "It's so hot!" "Master, save me, save me..." "I, I'm going to die!" The Sea Tribe in the middle of the sea screamed and was burned to death by Caspian. The dead sea members were floating on the surface of the water. One or two of them were completely red, as if they were cooked. Even the deep-sea giant demon was also seriously injured. Yes, the Deep-sea Giant Demon also had his weakness. It was just that the deep-sea giant demon had been dormant in the water for many years. No one thought that the deep-sea monster was actually afraid of fire.

The sky was a bruised charcoal, heavy with the mist of the Silence. ​"Scanning for life," Leo said, his fingers flying. "I’m getting pings... but they’re deep. Five miles down, in the Abyssal Trench. And Elara, they’re moving fast. They aren't swimming. They’re climbing." ​Looking out the observation windows, I saw the first of them. A massive, bioluminescent tentacle, thick as a factory chimney and covered in sucking maws, breached the surface of the ocean. It didn't splash. It latched onto the side of our floating mountain, the suction cups tearing into the obsidian shell with a sound like grinding glass.

But as he was dragged deeper, his small lungs couldn’t withstand the strong water pressure, causing him to release bubbles while his foot was still being pulled by something strong. What Sieghal initially thought was a squid, or some sort of octopus, turned out to be much bigger than the usual octopuses his father used to catch—it was a Kraken, the monster his late mother often told him about. Now, that creature was opening its mouth wide, ready to swallow him alive.

hadn't just revealed the supernatural to humans; it had sent a massive, high-decibel ping into the Abyssal Trenches. "Xander," Cassius called out, his voice tight. "The Flare... it didn't just stop at the atmosphere. It traveled through the water. Something in the Mariana Trench just answered." The screen flickered, showing a thermal signature five miles deep - a creature so large its heartbeat registered as a 4.0 magnitude earthquake. The "Day of the Open Eye" was over. The era of the Abyssal Tide had begun. The world was watching, but the things watching back from the dark were much, much older.

Chapter 78 The Guardian From the distance to the west, a colossal being emerges, its massive presence causing the water to ripple with each stroke it takes. Joe, his senses heightened, can't help but recall the thunderous footsteps of a T-Rex from the movies of his youth. He swallows hard, hoping he can navigate this encounter unscathed. As the sea serpent draws closer, the merfolk can now behold her in all her awe-inspiring glory.

Also, people were too afraid to go there since trespassers who tried to break in either never returned or too afraid to ever go back to that place again. “Brother, do you think what they said was true that snakes below are as big as a thick tree?” I asked. “Maybe. If mermaids exist then, so are humongous snakes.” Jiro answered seriously. Rigo laughed by what our brother has said. “Really, Jiro? Mermaids are real?” Rigo was barely holding his laughter. “There’s enough facts that showed mermaids are real! They even have a photo.” Rigo stopped laughing and answered, “Really? Wow. I thought you’re joking.”