Novel & Cerita Stalked By The Kraken

Just a little, I already got a clue what is this report all about. "Shut up! Did you tail Mr. Montero again? Again?!" He exclaimed. What?! What's wrong with tailing that man? He's just another famous personality that I need to discover to unveil his true self, right? "Uhm--" I was about to lie when he... "Another stalking, Karina, and I'm telling you. I'm going to kick you out from my team!" He yelled with impact right at my face where he splattered some of his sticky and smelly salivae once more.

They all had that zombie look in their eyes. "My people, this werewolf deserves death for thinking she could make it where none of her ancestors could. For that, let's send her to where her grandma now resides in". The Lycan King said and every one of them screamed in happiness. Tears filled my eyes as I felt the sharp sword on my neck. Then I saw a creature, it smiled contently at me as it watched my blood flow. I tried to struggle for life but the thread I was hanging on was suddenly cut off.

Wilbur and Charlie almost arrived at the docks at the same time. Hans arrived later and stood next to them. He looked at the sea monster with utter shock. He had lived in that area his whole life, so he could not believe that there was such a terrifying creature in the sea. Wilbur frowned and looked at the sea monster. He asked, "What is that thing that looks like an octopus?" "Sir, that's the legendary sea monster, the Kraken. It lived here for more than ten thousand years, and it's just as good as me. I fought it for years in the deep sea. I didn't expect it to come ashore," replied Charlie while frowning.

The muscles beneath shifted under my touch, incredibly strong yet controlled. “You’re… not slimy,” I said stupidly. Thalassor’s laugh was genuine, surprised. “No. That’s jellyfish. Different evolutionary path entirely.” The absurdity of having a scientific discussion while touching a kraken’s tentacle made me giggle—a slightly hysterical sound. Thalassor’s expression softened. “There she is,” he murmured. “The curious scientist beneath the frightened woman.” “I’m still frightened,” I said honestly. “You kidnapped me.”

But if it was an animal, it could be killed. “Is it possible to get approximate measurements of the animal?” I asked. If the ships could be arranged in a way that the kraken could only reach a single boat at a time, that would give the rest enough time to lock and load to detonate whatever we would use to kill it. Jorgsten stuck his tongue in his cheek. “I mean, it is technically possible. You would just have to see the kraken.” Simpler terms: I have to let the wolves sail and risk some of them escaping to Portugal just so that Abbattoir will be able to see the kraken and report back.

I declared. Tears welled up in her eyes. "Why are you so cruel?" she asked meekly. "Didn't you hear a thing I said? Let me spell it out for you. I. Don't. Like. You. I never did, and I never will. You are a goddamn stalker. An annoying brat. You got stuck on me like a parasite, and I want to get rid of you. Starting today, I never want to see you again. You got that?" I said with gritted teeth.

Protected by a ring of sturdy Marines—including Jordy, who has taken up station right in front of Radar—we watch anxiously. For several moments, nothing happens. One of the Marines guarding us turns to his buddy. “What was that thing?” The other guy shakes his head. “Beats me. But whatever is was, let’s hope it doesn’t come back.” Radar glances at me. “Are you thinking what I’m thinking?” I nod. “Kraken,” I say, remembering the mermaids’ description of the terrible beast when they told us why most creatures from their world avoid the water.

I ran up onto deck, grabbing a sword as I went, I doubted wolf form was going to help. The moments from earlier replayed in my mind and I frowned. What was I even doing tickling her? Sure I like the view of her breasts moving but… who was I fucking kidding? I pushed the thoughts away as my eyes fell on one of the large black tentacles that was wrapped around the mast. A Kraken. "If my ship goes down, I'm taking you with me!" Flynn growled. I didn’t bother responding to him.

"By any chance, did this tattoo look like a Trident? Juniper's eyes widened in shock. "Yes.," she breathed. "Yes, it did." Camille's teeth gritted in outrage as she hissed through them. "Antoine! that bastard." She turned her gaze back to Juniper. "You almost got murdered by a Kraken." Juniper became even more confused. "What is a Kraken?"

I dive into the river and beckon the waves to spring me forward, ignoring the taste of Etir mixed in the water as I inhale it into my lungs, calling forth the water before my gills can fully form. I reach the site of destruction in a matter of minutes. The Kraken is huge, its body larger than the widest point of the river, and its head sits comfortably above the water, showing no trouble breathing. I quietly pull myself from the water, using the moment the Kraken crushes a trawler with its tentacles to mask the sounds of the water splashing from my body. Lost souls are jumping from the large fishing boat as the Kraken rips it apart piece-by-piece, and the people of Cocytus are swimming frant