Ursulas Eels Novels & Stories

Over and over again, Ivan found themselves swallowing hard at Ursula's unusual expression as she licked her lower lip, staring slowly at their bodies still clad in dresses. Ursula walked with a slow tempo, blocking their movements with her body now above them so that there was no choice they could do but stare at Ursula's two clear blue eyes, which seemed to suck them all into those eyes. "Now, as punishment for letting me wait for too long, I will continue with the delayed session," Ursula helped them remove the dress they were wearing with the gentle movements that the woman deliberately made. Ursula's hands touched their skin, which returned to its original color, stimulating a soft moan

"Let's do this." "This way, please." He nodded gently. Lisa was uncomfortable at first, but as they went on, the red alarm dulled out, and her mind relaxed. "Is that a turtle?" Lisa lightened her footsteps to not scare the cute animal that was so close to the glass that she could see it clearly, going on her knees. "Wow!!" "It is a red eared-slider." Axel said thoughtfully. "Red eared-slider?" Lisa repeated with scrunched brows.

The creature's back broke the surface, a good nine meters across, its skin half-clear on top, dark gray underneath. They could even make out its last meal through its belly: Giant squids, deep-sea worms—all formidable beings from the Abyss, reduced to prey. Among them, semi-transparent shapes—clearly the notorious Ocean Eater Eels. "Remember, Ocean Eater Eels grow by devouring each other," the informant hastily reminded them. It seemed impossible for it to have grown so large in mere hours. Alexander, fueled by rage, did not give a damn. He was already speeding toward the Ocean Eater Eel on his boat.

Aledir complied and flew away until the mountain appeared a lot smaller from where they were. Kiran gasped as she noticed a dark form slowly float to the surface of the ocean. It seemed huge and long, like a giant serpent. The thought of seeing one again made her tremble in fear. But what rose to the surface wasn't a serpent. It was the head of a giant silvery white eel. It had a round lifeless eye that resembled a giant pearl, and blinding white skin that had an iridescent sheen under the light. Its mouth was ajar, flaunting its giant sharp teeth and spilling pitch black fluid onto the surface of the ocean. Part of its long body seemed to be stuck deep underwater.

The harsh white light cut through the black water. Swimming directly toward the falling pod were three Abyssal-Eels. They were biomechanical hunter-killers, easily a hundred feet long, composed of segmented, hydro-dynamic black armor. But they didn't have teeth. Their massive, gaping maws were lined with glowing, super-charged EMP coils. "They're shield-breakers," Reyes realized, her tactical mind immediately understanding the threat. "They're designed to latch onto deep-sea intruders and short out their sub-ether grids!"

“Pretty smart.. pretty smarts . Always knew my boy was smart. So, they basically work on their own 24/7?” “Yeah yeah.” she smiled, AGAIN! “So, how’s this my business? And why did you guys bring me here?” Chad asked with one hand holding the bedsheets he wrapped around his waist. “…the Medusa were looking for a woman, Aisha. Because she’s basically the only one who has ever come in contact with 'the fisheye'. And they’re seriously looking for the Fisheye.” “…whoa whoa.. wait, who’s Fisheye?” Chad interrupted.

Battalions were dangerous and deadly electric shocker weapons made from eels that mermaids used to defend themselves. They attacked but I raised my hands and their shots backfired. I destroyed everyone opposing me on my way till I reached the deepest part of the burrows. I could scent their drugs, alcohol made from puffer fishes and stone fishes as well as their cigarettes that were coated with the skin of a specially tanned blue-ringed octopus hide.