Walking On Water Novels & Stories

She could still vaguely remember how hard it was to walk on the water so it would be easier to fake the process. Major Dylan chuckled at the frown on her face. “This is harder than the tree climbing exercise because you need to adjust the level of magic in your feet to adapt to the constant movement of the water. Before, the tree was stationary, so you needed a consistent flow of magic. However, the water’s surface is always moving, so you have to change the amount of magic in your feet to combat the water’s movement and keep your balance.”

There is no sign of the vampire. I walk farther into the woods, my feet light against the damp earth, until I hear the soft trickle of water. Pushing through the dense foliage, I find a small stream, its surface shimmering in the pale morning light. Without hesitation, I shed my clothes and step in. The cold is a shock at first, wrapping around me like ice, but soon, it becomes refreshing. The water soothes the ache in my limbs, washing away the remnants of last night’s exhaustion. I close my eyes, tilting my head back, letting myself savor the brief moment of peace.

I whispered to them They crackled softly, and for the first time, I thought maybe… they didn’t know the answer either --- Later, while the others slept, I walked to the river The water was dark and unmoving. No moonlight reached its surface, though the sky was clear I knelt beside it and let my fingertips skim the edge Cold Still Then— A flicker Not of fire Of shadow It moved beneath the water’s surface like ink spilled in silence I yanked my hand back The shadow didn’t follow It simply watched And then it spoke—not aloud, but in the place between heartbeats You were never meant to carry only one flame

She opened her eyes breathing out a smile on her face as Ena, Abigail, and Anna complimented her, Khloe clapping soon after. "Omega," Ena called out to Azian, “Your turn.” Azians eyes turned Omega’s electric green almost immediately, the water starting like Alessia, a gentle small harmless wave that suddenly began growing and accumulating until the wall of water the size of a dam, the fish could be seen through its glassy surface, as the waves tussled gently with each other. Khloe watched all this in awe unable to understand what she was seeing when slowly by slowly, the water began to disappear into thin air. Her eyes widened at the sudden disappearance actually walking towards the edge of

Because behind us, the room began slowly filling with freezing water. Someone swore loudly. Cedric attacked the rings by force, trying to spin them all at once. Nothing happened. The water kept rising from below. Soon enough, the water reached our ankles, then knees….hen thighs. Panic began to show on their faces. I was panicking too. Everyone turned towards me, as if expecting me to do something. The water was still rising. I touched the wolf carving. I looked at the symbols of them - Moon. Bloodline. Pack.

The sky had turned black when a man who had the ability to run on water was crossing the waters of Yin Mimi. From the direction of his steps, it was clear that the man was trying to make his way to the Watchtower at the center of the Yin Mimi Bay. The man walked alone without friends, but dozens of great warriors were also hiding in their respective places to give protection to the solitary man.

The high mage ordered with such bluntness and calculated words that it almost felt he was ever willing to force her into it. “How am I supposed to walk through the water?” Audrey asked as she questioned her ability to achieve an even higher version of the feat that he had shown her. “Why not try it first?” He replied her fears with a first step initiative. Audrey was scared but she had no choice. “I want to save Air pack, I want to be with Hercules. This is the only way to ensure that.” She then walked into the water while mustering the height of concentration that she could possibly apply.

The sky had been revealed to them through the partially glass ceiling, twinkling heavenly bodies of light hovering over them from millions of miles away. After a few moments of dazingly stargazing, Uriel pondered. "Jesus can walk on water, right?" "Oh God. Is that what you were thinking so deeply about? I thought you were plotting a murder," Erin chuckled, earning a light punch to his shoulder. He hummed for a moment, nodding. "Yeah, it was one of the miracles in the new testament. Why, though?" "Watermelons are ninety two percent water." "..." "I can walk on watermelons."

He tried to strengthen the energy blanket on the soles of his feet with the sign that the brighter and more luminous the layer, the more energy it accumulated. "Hopefully this will be enough to cross this vast lake." Arya Santanu stepped into the water. The young man was surprised to have to balance his body on the swaying water. Arya Santanu tried slowly to focus on balancing her body and focused on the layers of energy on the soles of her feet. "Damn, this looks so easy, but when I tried it, it turned out to be very difficult." Arya Santanu grumbled inwardly. However, he persisted with his intention. Arya Santanu tried to walk casually on the surface of the lake water. After it was enough

" The pain on her face eased, and she shot me a look filled with pure malice. Then, in a flash, her gaze shifted. She clung to my arm, her body suddenly tipping backward into the heart of the pool. I tried to pull away on instinct, but Sierra clung on with all her might, pulling us both into the frigid waters. The splash echoed as we hit the water. The thud of bones against the rocks below mingled with a high-pitched wail. As I shielded my head, I caught Sierra's sly grin between the chaos of the swirling water. "Why... help me!" A sharp pain shot through my back as it collided with a jutting rock. I let out a stifled groan, managing to steady myself against the rushing water.