Sonic Shark Oc Novels & Stories

He suddenly moved away from us and leaned closer to the sand; squatting and squinting. "The Omega mark..." he said slowly. I frowned at him. "What did you say?" The boy turned to me. "It's the Omega mark..." he said pert "Looksie!" he pointed. "The dark crescent moon!" "I've seen it in history class!" the boy answered. "The mark of all the Cursed Ones, used to identify them from the rest of the pack..." he said, excited. "The dark color symbolizes the darkness they bring..." he explained "But the four white spheres that float beside it, two on each side represent the light..." he added.

East Cobalt Ocean, Shark clan territory. The battle between the combined might of the five clans of the Cobalt Empire Army and the Scarlett Army was ongoing. The army that was mostly made up of the Shark clan was actually holding off the Scarlett Army very well. The Shark clan was well known for their strength after all. This result was to be expected honestly. However, that did not mean they didn’t have their worries. Afro was fighting against a mosasaur-like monster with just his bare hands. Even so, his punch was powerful enough to cave in the skull of the beast. Blood exploded out of the cracks of its skull as it floated lifelessly.

The message showed, 'Dear Maurice, Howdy? I am currently feeding sharks at Ocean Paradise. It's really fun here! They're big and bit aggressive! It's really amazing and I feel like I should not enjoy this by myself. So how about you join me here? You can help me by being my bait, oops, I mean feeds, hahaha!'

They knew what this meant, their minutes of life were numbered. The suffering with which the wolves died was unbearable to watch. Seth looked at the witch who was humming, she must have a solution. They were going to war, getting closer and closer to Goth City, they had to be ready. If not, they would be easy prey. Seth thought about his children and his Lysa. Of his happy memories with her. He closed his eyes as he heard the beginnings of another Omega's whimpering as it began to convulse on the ground. The cries of horror multiplied. But the stench was the most unbearable.

“Don’t make me repeat myself a third time. Drive the ship into the cave.” “Yes, Miss Asma.” Nervously glancing at the sharks, the Omega gritted his teeth, and steered the cubicle towards the black cave. A school of iridescent fish zapped past my vision. Hovering in front of the cave, two neon pink and blue jellyfish buzzed with sparks like the deep-sea electric eels. The Omega maneuvered around a cluster of clams and corals, then raced into the cave between the two jellies just as a giant shark dipped down towards us and went rigid from electrocution.

“Tongo said it was very beautiful on the reefs behind the cape. The fish are multi-colored. - Yeah. And full of sharks,” she snorts and reaches for a tube of cream. A shark dressed as a clown with the face of Darling Charlie... A nightmare. She barely has time to pull the phone out from under the absurdly large paw of the dog, which has come to her call and is now climbing to cuddle. Blue light.

Stepping out of the bedroom quickly, Gordon was determined to get both him and his lycan under control. **** SHARON DREAM; Sharon stood on the top of a cliff overlooking the edge , watching as the tides crushed against the rocky bottom. Their spray misting the air at the base to the delight of the gracious sun who birthed a rainbow in it. Sea birds hovered above the rocks, eyes on the lookout for any unlucky sea creatures the tides brought in, some rested on the rocks and or preened themselves. Sharon smiled then turned to face her mate, her eyes meeting those of the emperor.

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.