Something In The Water Book Summary Novels & Stories

It seems the storm is ready to unleash its terror. I remain devoted to resuscitating my pup, now invoking the water element inside her body to move into action and purge out the poisonous liquid installed into her system. I instantly disconnect my lips from hers just as her body jolts into consciousness, bringing her lips open to vomit a burst of lemon-green water.

Waterila softly open the book and read it silently as her tears continually fall. The book says it shows all the answer of Princess Waterila’s questions. It shows that if a water bender eats his/her own bloodline will consume the others’ power and transform him/her to a powerful fire bender. This will allow the other bender gain and use its other nation’s power by forcing their selves to have that kind of power but turning them to a monster.

Time seemed to slow as I hit the water with a splat, my eyes widening in panic. Water flooded my mouth and nose, choking me. I kicked and thrashed, my body instinctively fighting to stay afloat, but my struggles only seemed to pull me down deeper. I can't swim, I kept thinking... My mouth kept screaming... Suddenly, strong arms wrapped around me, lifting me up from the water's grasp. But something felt...off. It's like my reality was distorted and I don't know what was going on anymore. This wasn't a pool; it was a small, enclosed space – a bathtub? The water was a strange blue again, just like…

I tried to see his face, but a veil of fire hindered my vision, then Nova’s desperate voice brought me back to my world. “It’s time to attack, Helena.” This scene was clearly a distraction as the wrist above the water knotted my stomach, I swiftly splashed the water with my hand, turning it into a big wave. As water was in tune with my soul, this rhythm created ripples around that hand, surrounding it with sheer energy. In no time, a colorless doom of water formed around it to cage that intruder. The goldfish turned into a flock of Piranha, attacking on the flesh to tear it apart.

As I swim through the opening, I realize that I will need to find a spell that will allow Tru to breathe underwater or hold her breath longer. Coming out of the water, I freeze. There in front of me is the cove, but it looks different. Someone was here. Lighting crystals begin to brighten as I step out of the water. The room illuminates unfamiliar items. A bed now sits on the far-right side with a desk nearby. There is a brown, leather-bound book on the desk. Cautiously I move to the desk and grab the book. I open the page and find it’s a journal. The first entry is the two days after the stone went missing.