Water Breathing Demon Slayer Novels & Stories

He chuckles and looks at Cyryl in his paws. ‘She wants me to drop her in the water.’ Skylar sits up. She must have heard Bynjym. ‘Dragons can hold their breath for long periods of time, Queen Skylar,’ Bynjym says, answering a question of Skylar’s. ‘Much longer than humans.’ He flies low over the water, carrying Cyryl closer to the shore so she won’t have as far to swim before dropping her into the water. He’s just started to land, to let us off his back, when he roars, and turns quickly.

I can’t breathe. Please let me breathe. That familiar dizziness lures me into its clutches. My limbs barely move anymore. I’m hauled from the water. I gasp for air, choking and spluttering saliva. My heart almost beats out of my chest. My vision is still blurry even after I blink several times. The gloomy, cloudy air coats my skin with a sheen of stickiness. My clothes are glued to my body like paste as I shake. My teeth clatter, but them demons wouldn’t leave me alone. I want to say a name, but if I do, if I say it, I won’t only be thrown in the water, So I call the other. The only name I have left. “Ma—” I’m thrown into the water again. I don’t even get to take my fill of air this time. I

It was as if he had truly disappeared from all existence. 'Look deep...see your fate, Hemlock...' Nathaniel trembled. A rare wave of fear roiled in his stomach as he stepped into the shallow water. The ripple widened, becoming a broken mirror, but as they settled it was not his reflection that was shown before him. The water went red. Thick and rich. The shadowy forms of children rose and fell. Their eyes were wide and their mouths were open in unheard screams. He watched in horror as their mouth became wider and their throats opened, the wound travelling down to reveal their frantic heart. Slowly ceasing its racing beat.

Hermes mindliinks me. I can’t hold my breath any more and it rushes out of my lungs in a rush of bubbles that completely blinds me. My body reflexively breathes in and water flows into my lungs. I’m drowning. My body spasms, fighting for air. But there is no air. There’s just water. My wolf is frantic, trying to get me to shift, but the touch of the hand keeping me in the water prevents that. Fucking hell it hurts. I gasp, still trying to breathe when more water pours in. And slowly, my body stops moving. It doesn’t hurt any less, I just don’t have the air or the energy to move anymore. Black spots, which had been dancing in my vision, start to combine into one huge mass, overtakin

Her uniform was halfly soaked in blood, "I will now demonstrate to you the true power of a swordsman!" She widens her stance and raises her sword over her head, "Sword Style!" Her sword starts to resonate with her breathing. "Way of water!" "Water bullet!" Bubbles of water form at the tip of her sword, with a swing the bubbles are sent tearing through the air like bullets. Tim swings his sword at the bubble coming at him, a water bubble flies through his shoulder before he could react. What? He asked. That was faster than I anticipated "Lightless slash", he says as he attempts to stop the water bubble.

Walking towards the creature, he nodded in approval. “I’m sorry, Demi.” I whispered as I put my hand over her mouth and nose. Taking a deep breath, I dove under the water. There was a deep hole the creature was swimming into. The light blue turned darker and darker as my ears popped. Demi’s body was trying to take a breath as a light appeared in front of us. My lungs were burning, black spots were dancing in my vision as our heads broke the surface. Both of us gasped as we took in a deeply needed breath. The pure oxygen was free from toxins, poison of the outside world and even had a hint of sweetness.

If nothing was done quickly, she would die. Damon pressed on her chest repeatedly, but there was no response. Her pallor deepened with each passing second. His eyes lingered on her lips, once rosy but now drained of color. Without hesitation, he sealed his lips over hers, drawing the water from her lungs. A moment later, she coughed violently, expelling the water. Her eyes fluttered open briefly before she fell unconscious again.

Every drop of water in that tidal wave turned crimson and froze solid mid-air (a thousand-foot wall of blood-crystal glittering in the moonlight). “River’s closed,” she said sweetly. “Try Uber.” Seras leapt onto the frozen wave, surfing it like a fiery comet, and detonated the whole thing into a storm of razor-sharp, burning shards that shredded the front line of shadow-wraiths. Lucian launched skyward, shifting mid-air into full copper dragon (forty tons of scales and bad attitude). He banked hard and breathed a lance of white-hot dragonfire straight into the goddess’s chest.

fighting technique combining her swordplay and use of the water with taekwondo which she has mastered in training as kyra unleashed a flurry of fast-spinning kicks launching blast of water was fired at her opponent with each kick she evaded them and blasted the water spout with power in an attempt to dismount Kyra as the water was blasted apart the water spout collapsed but Kyra was still in the air droplets of water gathered together beneath her feet and solidifying turning into clear transparent ice creating glass-like plates beneath her feet as she walked they kept her in the air they were so thin that at certain angles they seemed to become invisible it was difficult to tell if they were

"Yes you are now my life, the very air I breathe. You are too beautiful, Vala. Obviously, you are now my obsession." River of Abss: The unknown woman, Daniel's Mother, had killed ten of the Sea beasts, she was inside the River of Abss fighting off the Sea beasts who attacked her at once, she used her powers to make her able to breathe inside the River. The sea around them was filled with blood making the river more darker than normal. She was a skilled warrior and knew the numbers of the Sea beasts, making a mistake would retrieve the dead ones, when she raised her sword to strike the eleventh one, the sea beast yelled, stopping the rest.