Sea Monsters Novel Novels & Stories

Multiple explosions erupted in the Snow Sand Sea. After a series of earth shaking and flying debris, a horde of monsters appeared in their view. Some were massive mutated lizards that blended in with the Snow Sand Sea, making them almost invisible. There was a pack of white desert wolves with fierce, glowing green eyes. Coiled desert pythons resembling boulders curled like small mountains, exuding pressure even when still. The monsters were countless! “Looks like we have to fight. It’s show time, everyone.” Seeing this, Gluttony was the first to charge forward.

This telltale was so fascinating and so unreal that I was having a hard time believing it was cooked up in Sebastian’s mind. “The god of the sea sent sea monsters to wreck the ship.” “Oh no" “Oh, yea.” He kissed the top of my head before continuing. “The monsters destroyed our ship, killing many of the sailors. But the two of us survived and that’s how we ended in a deserted island.” He drawled, tearing yet another giggle from me. As silly as his dream had been, I was filled with an unknown sense of happiness with the realization that I roamed his subconscious. It was not then I could ever ask for.

They were home, but the impact had revealed a new secret beneath the waves. The return of the tides and the heat of the "Magnetic Harpoon" had caused a localized "Melting-Event" in the Western Trench. As the Aethel-Dawn II was recovered by steam-powered ironclads, the crew discovered that the sea was no longer just water and ice. The intense energy of the "Nova-Beam" and the "Gravity-Pulse" had fused the seafloor into a literal "Sea of Glass."

‘No’ The ground was revived. This time stronger. The eye slowly turned west. To the sea. And for the first time it showed fear. Real fear. Mara felt her right away. It's so big that you're gonna keep the air. Something out there even scared the guard. On the horizon a wave rose. No normal wave. She was kilometers high. And didn't move. She just stood there. Like the sea suddenly turned into a wall. The island was dark. A shadow lay over everything.