Shark Maui Moana Novels & Stories

So with nothing else to do or scream and cry about, I just shut my eyes and let sleep take me to another land. Flashback… “Are you sure we’re allowed to swim in these waters… like, there’s no sharks in here, is there?” Maddox chuckles, shaking his head at me. “I promise you, Baby. There are no sharks! Now let’s go, you know I don’t do too well in the heat for long periods of time.” I sigh, squinting down at the aqua-blue ocean in search of any fins. And then I do see one, a little ways out from our designated swimming area, then a couple more following.

Maria waited, she was giggling, very amused by Ann’s efforts to add suspense to the story. “Out of nowhere, a white shark came out of the wave and caught him between its teeth. He was screaming, crying for Lee to help him, ‘Lee, help me, help me!’” She poorly mimicked Steve’s hoarse voice as she threw her hands around. She tried to crease her face to look scared but her smile was stubbornly stuck on her face. Maria almost fell off her chair. She had her arms around her stomach, laughing hard.

Foam raced far up the slope then dragged back fast, pulling stones and debris with harsh grinding noise. Then I saw them long dark shapes sliding smoothly beneath grey water. Selena gasped and gripped my arm lightly. “Look… there!” Finn narrowed his sharp eyes. “Sharks. Big ones… and more than two or three.” They moved like living shadows sleek and powerful, never stopping their slow circling. Storm had stirred everything upside‑down and driven them closer to land. “Very hungry too,” Kael said low beside me. “When water turns muddy and confused… bold things come near.”

“Did you know there’s pizza in L.A. with cheese that stretches as long as your arm?” Al stopped crying for half a second. One blue eye peeked out from my shoulder. “With cheese?” “So much cheese. An illegal amount. I may have to call Marie to check whether it’s even legal.” “I can review it.” Marie, who had been silent this entire time like a notary at a funeral, lifted her head slightly. Al sniffed. “Whale shark can come?” “Whale shark gets his own seat,” Tara said quickly. “In the car and on the jet. Full VIP.”

“Then we’ll raise a Queen who’ll command storms and swallow fleets.” A beat passed. “And the court? The others?” she asked. “Will they… accept it?” His golden gaze grew sharp. “They’ll kneel. Or they’ll drown.” But not all creatures of the deep knelt easily. That night, as Maeve floated in the warmth of the breeding cavern, she felt it, the sea stilling. Then something cut through it. Cold. Sharp. Foreign. Orun-Kai moved instantly. His tentacles tensed around her as if sensing an invisible predator. “Stay close,” he growled.

’ Irving taunted me as I clung to his fur. He enjoys that, outside of new and full moons, I have to ride him like this. Not that I should or will complain. As much as running as Nova is during the new and full moons, this is fun too. Irving’s fur is soft, and I know he will get us safely to where we need to be. He had already caught up with Shu, who was hissing at the water edge of the third island of the pack house. I frowned as I watched a shark fin go by. “How are we supposed to cross here? Is there another retractable bridge? Whatever has Shu in an uproar is across the water.” I asked as I climbed off Irving’s back.

You see that I didn't know. In the next sign, they list all the fish. They say that there are more than 20000 fish types in the Pacific. I go through the list and realize that I do know some of the fish that they list, like, salmon, anchovies, tuna, sharks, prawns, shrimps, oysters, and mussels.

She asked, shocked, looking at me for an anwser. "She barely ate, I made her eat a plate of chef's mac and cheese in my office. She made me swear not to tell you." I shrug, finishing the piece of cake. Mom quickly looks down at her list and crosses off all of the fish options. "Will she eat shellfish?" She looks up at Mae. "Yeah, shrimp is her favorite." Mae said before she turned back to the decreations. I looked back to mom and realized that Mae had called her Luna.

I was quick to halt my steps, to protect myself from injury. "Moana!" I heard Howard yell in panic as he caught her in his arms. "Pain..." Moana let out a low tone, however, her shaky voice was heard by everyone and we were thrown into confusion. "What is wrong with you? Are you okay?" I heard Howard shout as everyone rushed toward them. However, I still stood aside in shock at what was happening. How could Moana feel pain all of a sudden?

, he roared. “Caves??? Why do you want to go to Kamahoalii????? It is a training ground for shark warriors – there is nothing there for us. What are you talking about?”, I again tried to subdue him. “I am not talking about Kamahoalii caves!!! Besides, I am not interested in our sister’s army of good for nothing brutes. There is something here, Kal, something is drawing me to Makaha!!! You need to listen to me!! We need to go there!!” he screamed in my head. I did not understand what had gotten into him, but ever since we got here, the burning sensation in my chest was growing stronger, and my breathing was shallow, my anxiety through the roof. I did not fully understand why Beast would have