Whale Wave Beyblade Novels & Stories

Aurora Brooks POV "What is the name of this whale? It looks strange. I do not think it is a shark," I murmured curiously, my eyes dancing over every inch of it. He glanced at the whale figurine in his hand while I kept examining it from every side. Then he answered my curiosity. "Blue whale." My eyes widened in shock. I had heard about it many times on social media. "Is that the whale that makes that terrifying sound?" He nodded with a faint smile. Then he sat in front of me, his legs spread slightly, holding a glass of golden wine in his hand. A stubborn man. Determined to destroy my self control.

the announcer said, introducing our friends. Suddenly, the water on the left side of the arena divided into two. Then, there's a surge of an ocean-like water coming out from backstage. We were astounded when we saw Almirah and Suzaine riding on the surface of a wave. The water is pouring from Almirah's pot—her celestial weapon called Aquaria. The wave gently landed them on the arena. Then, it vanished. Almirah and Suzaine stood firmly, facing the announcer and Leviathan without showing any fear of their opponent's appearance.

I felt the rocks digging into the skin of my waist and I saw blood flowing into the water. My arms went to the pillar and tried to push it off of me. But it was difficult to do without exhausting what little air I have. While I was busy trying to wiggle myself free, the more blood was flowing out from my wound. I suddenly felt an ominous feeling that moment something huge was blocking what little light the sun provided underwater. I saw the silhouette of a huge 50 feet whale, but I know that it is no ordinary whale. The muscles on its head is full of scars and its skin was too wrinkled like leather. My heart was beating fast the moment it turned its head in my direction as if it sensed me.

I say it again. She quickens her pace and takes what she needs. It's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. I gather her hair so I can see her riding me. Her breasts sway as our bodies dance. Her inner muscles tighten again as do my balls. We ride the waves together, as it should be, as only she and I can. Her energy rolls through me again and I bathe in her light. It might not shine like a dragon's, but it's there. This time we both cry out and the sound of our release echoes off the walls.

“A cube? What is this? What does it do?” “It’s one of the treasures we picked out in the ruins, it’s used on monsters going berserk and are not on their right mind. We can use this on that Sky whale since it’s a type of monster that can be tamed.” “Okay master!” The young sky whale turns around and glared at the ship… A few seconds later it started to charge on the ship. “Here it comes, throw it.” *throws the cube Bolus accurately hit the whale’s head and the cube released a bright light and smokes surrounds its whole body making it weak.

Rip currents swirled around the whale, warning the workers to back off. They didn't. Confused about what was happening, they whipped and whipped the whale. Furious, Cordelia spread out her palm. The rip currents turned into tidal waves and forced the construction workers away from the whale. Cordelia revealed her head from behind the building. Her eyes glowed green through the shadow of the hood. She was no longer in control. She swam over to the whale, tried hard to pull the net off it, but girl power failed her. She had to resort to brutal force.

He was convinced he would die that night. His feet got tangled in his net. The strong waves made it impossible for Carl to free himself, and he drifted, battered by the waves, losing control. In his resignation, Carl saw something glowing swimming toward him. It weaved gracefully under the water, with a blueish glow, looking beautiful. When it got closer, the creature's hand reached for Carl, but it wasn't like a human hand. Between its fingers were delicate webs, and its nails were long, like claws that seemed capable of tearing through anything. It cut the net, rope entangled around his leg.

"Sonar. Active ping. "We don't have sonar," Silas said. "It's an analog ship." "I have sonar," Leo said. "I can feel the water displacement." He looked at the porthole. "Something is out there. Something big." "Architect?" I asked, drawing my flare gun, though it would be useless inside the sub. "No," Leo said. "Biological. But... wrong." He pushed a pulse of light out through the hull a momentary flash to illuminate the dark. For a second, the abyss lit up. We gasped. Swimming alongside us, matching our speed, was a whale. But it wasn't a normal whale. It was a skeleton. A massive, sixty-foot ribcage of white bone, held together by the black, oily sludge of the infection. Its eyes were void

Of course, it was their own. "Boy, if you dare to laugh again, believe me, I can make you laugh uncontrollably?" The blue whale's words immediately silenced Long Chen for a moment. He turned his face away to avoid the blue whale's emotional gaze. The blue whale sighed. Even though Long Chen was an adult, his mind was still that of a young boy, so it was only natural that he felt happy about defeating his senior. The blue whale looked at the three of them again. A few seconds later, a sea-shaped symbol appeared on the blue whale's forehead, and light came out of the sea wave-shaped symbol on the blue whale's forehead and went to the chests of the three women who still looked sad. After the li

So that’s how this is going to be. I’ve always preferred simple conversations. The wave crashes forward. I move before it even finishes forming. My blade slices through the water with a violent arc. Power surges through the strike. The wave splits apart like it was made of paper. Thalrion’s eyes flash with interest. “Well.” “That’s new.” I close the distance between us instantly. I try to strike him but the ocean moves first. Water coils around his arm like a shield. My blade crashes into it with a violent crack.