The Blue Sea Legend Novels & Stories

I’m guessing Gabriella and her squad will be sleeping like babies the whole morning, so that’s covered. When my mind finally calmed down, I closed my eyes. In my head, the ocean and the small empty boat appeared once again, but it didn’t shift to other visions. The sun was setting, and the sky was turning yellow and red. The ocean looked beautifully calming as there was no waves, but a calm sea. The next day.

“Good night, Carol. You too, Lucas. Go puke all you want.” Shaking his head, Alex bid his aunt good night and headed to his room with his boyfriend by his side. “Why do you seriously not want to tell me?” Seb folded his arms as he watched Alex shut his door. “Why did you say your name was Blue?” “Aren’t you sleepy?” Alex asked in response. “You should get some rest.” “You’re right,” Seb nodded then walked towards him, immediately lifting him bridal style as they were few inches away from each other. “We should rest.”

Kalen said to clear Ferlah's guilt. Ferlah was a little bit relieved at what Kalen had said. At least the heaviness that she was carrying was lessened a little. They kept on rowing and rowing until they were already in the middle of the seemed to be unending ocean. They could no longer see any island. All they could were the clear blue sky above and the deep blue sea underneath them.

He throws the spears at an impossible aim, and they plunge into her eyes and pierce into her head. And she wails, and she wails. She cries out a name as the middle of the ocean opens and swallows her body, down to the bottom where she'd kept all the men she pulled to their death. Just like them, she was never seen again. The legend was told in different languages, passed onto generations after generations. Some retell it from a different perspective, where the fisherman is the villain and the siren as the victim slain helplessly without mercy. But it all ends the same, with the ocean birthing a sapphire gemstone—resembling her blue eyes, only to be found by the same fisherman as soon as the

“Alright, alright. You’re serious about this. I’ll ask around. Maybe Rhonda or Robbie has a contact. One of them’s bound to know someone who reads the weather.” Raven perked up. “You’d do that?” “Of course,” Cullen said, shrugging. Raven rolled his eyes. “Right. I’ll be sure to leave a cryptic voicemail reminder. You always forget.” Cullen chuckled. “Or better yet, just send him my way when you get the number. Tell them to find me at Blue Heavens. You know, my work address.” Cullen gave him a skeptical look. “Blue Heavens? That’s what you’re calling it now?”

I was hiding in the car trunk of my boyfriend, Chase McGregor, while grabbing my pregnancy report in one hand. In the other hand, I held a limited-edition watch I had specifically prepared for him. I wanted to surprise him with my pregnancy. "Chase, you wouldn't actually marry Daphne, would you? "What can she offer you? Love? Loyalty? These are worth nothing in our world. "Lucille Gervais wants to marry you. Her family is in charge of the entire North Sea. Once you marry her, you'll gain control of all the shipping routes, cargo operations, and drug trade on the North Sea.

Tiny glittering dots of starlight began to shimmer above us, like they were telling us Hello in their own way. Thane slowed the boat and turned off the engine. “So..?” I began. "Look," he whispered, I followed his gaze and...good lord. I gasped, twice. The water around us was glowing. Thane dipped his hand into the water and that spot began glowing with small otherworldly blue specks. It’s…” I breathed, struggling to find words. “It’s the Sea of Stars.” A smug grin played on Thane's face. “You didn't think I'd bring you to Maldives and leave without seeing one of its wonders, did you?”

' I asked in a desperate voice. 'Yes, he is. But don't worry about him. I'll lose him very soon,' Frost said with confidence, and I trust her. People around watched the scene unfold, and from the expressions on their faces, I could tell what they were thinking. Frost was a bright blue wolf mixed with elegant white that went in circles all around her body. One glance at her, and it would stick into your head for ages. Yes! She was that unique. As we ran across the traffic, dodging moving vehicles, Alexandros, my mate, was behind us. He didn't shift into his wolf, yet he was so fast and close.

Yet with Nicholas’s encouragement and Elva’s excitement, I peeked open my eye to see. The view stole my breath away. Beyond the tarmac and the runway, was the bluest crystal waters I had ever seen in my life. Gentle waves seemed to sparkle under the light of the late afternoon. “So much water!” Elva said. “That’s our southern ocean,” Nicholas explained. “That’s where the merfolk live.”

Raya knitted her eyebrows in confusion. Willow took a deep breath to say, "I reckon she is the monster of the monsters. Her enchanting words are 'I shall swallow the whale and ship, empty the sea and appear in red when you are cursed.' She is easy to call but hardest to send back." "So, the legend...is a female?" Raya asked unknowingly. "And send back where?" Raya inquired and Willow answered, "The realm of sea monsters...somewhere deep in the sea." "Is she more dangerous than Kraken?" Raya asked with a confused face only to hear, "No, my lady. Even Kraken doesn't cross paths with the Legend."