The Sea Beast Blue Grown Up の小説・ストーリー

I didn't know which way I came even. All of a sudden I felt a presence behind me. I did not dare to turn around and see. I heard a deep yet low growl. It was as if it was asking me to turn. Still I could not gather the courage to turn around. The growl was heard again. I found my feet moving on its own as I turned around. my eyes bulged out at what I saw. I am dreaming. It was a huge{bigger than a normal} wolf in front of me. It was pitch black and had blue eyes. I started to sob as tears began to drop. I was stuck to the ground as I did not know what to do. The wolf started to take slow steps as I started to sob a bit louder. seeing this the wolf retreated its step.

Seeing the early morning sun, Sarah remembered that today was another for school. Removing some of her blue long hair out of her face, she whispered some words and blue tail was replaced with her human legs as she gets up from the bath tube. Quickly wearing her clothes, blue jeans and top, she checked herself in the mirror on the wall of the bathroom, and quickly ponytail her hair. Looking at herself with pride, she knows she was beautiful, she was a very strong warrior in the Great Sea of Nile. Opening a little seashell, a blue light in a tiny ball started floating in mid air. She touches it with a finger and the blue ball shone alongside her blue eyes, what she just did was to enhance the

Without further ado, Severin and the others continued on their journey at full speed ahead. As they flew for nearly an hour, a humongous spirit beast in the form of an octopus stopped them as it flew out of the sea. "Gosh! It's so huge!" Sheila exclaimed, shocked. The octopus was nearly two-storey floor high and its tentacles looked terrifying. Severin smiled faintly. "This spirit beast is almost the same as a level two warrior king. Who would like to give it a go?"

Only Niamh and Euphenia were free to go in and out of it without supervision. Euphenia as a child was inclined to forbidden magic and took great interest in the goddess Serkhet and her myths. She started to seek and practice dark magic as her faith in Serkhet grew and one day she was caught by her mother. However, the Queen grew sick and died a few days later and Euphenia continued her practice in secrecy. Since then she has devised her own sinister plan in overthrowing her sister and in the bid to do that she secretly joined leagues with the banished Prince of Vladmore, Rhain, by giving him the bracelet to create the Beasts. But both of them never could figure out as why the Beasts were mor

Sea peeked in, her voice shy. “Yeah, baby. Come here.” She tiptoed in with Wilder behind her and climbed onto the bed gently, wide-eyed. “That’s him?” she whispered. “That’s your baby brother.” Her eyes welled up. “He’s small.” “You were small too once,” I chuckled. She looked up at me, then leaned down and kissed his cheek. “Hi. I’m Sea. I’m going to teach you everything. And don’t worry—Mom and Dad are superheroes.”

Silas whispered, his gold-and-sapphire skin glowing with a frantic brilliance. He looked at the sea of mercury and saw thousands of "Fragments"—small, glowing shards of souls that had been discarded. And in the center of the sea, the Merchant-Beast stood like a titan of "Biological Chaos." It wasn't a man in a suit anymore. It was a massive, shifting mass of "Rejected Scents" and "Dirty Data," its head a solid, glowing violet "Barcode." In its claws, it held a small, white-glass cage.

My breath came out in visible puffs. Through the bond, I felt Caspian's fear. Not for himself. For me. "Run," he said. "Rielle, run. Now." "I'm not leaving you." "You're the queen. You need to survive this." "We both do." The symbols flared one final time. Then something crawled out of them. Not walked. Crawled. It was humanoid but wrong. Too tall. Too thin. Limbs bent at angles that shouldn't be possible. Its skin was gray and cracked like dried earth. And its eyes, god, its eyes were empty voids that seemed to swallow light.

He answered. His words made total sense. As simple as he looked, he was wise and very accurate with his intuitions. "So what's your decision father. We both know that when you cross the damn river there is no point of return." I reminded him. "Damon, That Beast is searching for a breeder. A bond and mate. If luckily Hera proves herself worthy and its instinct is drawn fully to her, it won't harm her. I don't want to think the worst that's why I still have a ray of hope that she is still alive and being kept well." He answered.

village know about all incidents in the morning but very soon they forget about the whole incident but Lee was a small child all alone in the water with rain. he starts crying and screaming but nobody can listen to him. he was small and hungry blue river with rain at night with a hungry stomach. nobody knows he can survive or die in vain because this story was a lie about monster or god of the sea can control the weather. only nature itself can change season no creature can control whether

Under the influence of the strong force, the seawater, which had been like a turbulent current, was pulled violently and condensed into giant underwater beasts in different directions. Each of the giant beasts had a head like a mountain, mouth like a black hole. A furious roar shattered the stars, and a foot crushed the city and country. "This?" Caspian sneered. He did not wait for the giant beasts to approach him and rushed toward them. Honglong! The Sea Demons in front of him were instantly crushed. Blood mixed with seawater, a large pool of thick water rolled out from the sea. Caspian approached a sea beast. Compared to it, it was as small as a stone facing a mountain.