Whales Stories Novels & Stories

She might not have her mother with her but remembered everything she was told. The deep sea came with a different set of dangers. There might not be many humans in the deep sea, but there were sharks and whales that loved to eat merfolks. Aqua’s village was wiped out by a school of hungry whales, and her mother escaped with baby Aqua in her arms as her father and brothers fought valiantly. Compared to humans, the young mermaid thought whales were scarier.

They opened its mouth and saw the females it was following. "Who are those?" they asked it and it whistled and they smiled. They thanked the whale and came out of it and it kissed them and swam away. Lord Dayton and Daytin walked behind the females silently and caught two and covered their mouths. "Shit," they cursed when the third started running away but smiled all of a sudden when the blue whale swam to them with the female in its mouth. "If you three wanna survive cause we have no issue with you females you will tell us the beings inside that house right now" Lord Dayton muttered.

As soon as he put it down on the table, he dusted its leather cover to reveal its name, Bestiary. "I may not know a lot of things as much as you all know, but I may have a definitive clue that will help us point location of Isle of De Los." He declared while at the same time scanning the pages for the information he was looking for. Apparently, Niccoli was nearly confident that he remembered reading something along those lines of an island at the back of a whale, some time ago. He clearly remembered it because, at some point, he found this fascinating. "Characterized with a greenish spotted belly and purple wide back that stretched from five hundred to three thousand square kilometers, a Bar

The yacht's passengers are entranced, mesmerized by the hauntingly beautiful melody that seems to harmonize with the waves themselves. The whales' song is a symphony of pure joy, a celestial melody that echoes through the ocean's depths. Their voices resonated with a deep, primordial connection. The male whale's low, rumbling bass notes provide a soothing foundation, while the female whale's higher, more melodic tones dance and swirl around him. Together, they create a haunting harmony that seems to capture the very essence of the sea. Their song tells a story of love, of family, of the eternal bond between parent and child. It's a tale of the ocean's secrets, of hidden treasures and ancient

What an amazing experience. "What is it?" Adrian whispered behind me. "A blue whale. It's the largest animal that lives in the human realm." Elle whispered back, her voice filled with pure astonishment. "It's almost as big as a dragon." Sam added softly, his hand firmly on my waist, ready to pull me away if needed.

“… you're going to love this one. I learned it at a rally to save whales in London. One whale shoots another, what's the name of the movie? Whale whale whale. She threw back her head and let out a high-pitched laugh. Josh gave a short laugh. “Gag me with spermaceti, ” I muttered under my breath. After what he said to me this morning, the way he looked at me, I thought Josh was trying to be my friend or my… something. But then there he was with Ruth, not even looking in my direction. He might offer to help me with my square.

Max stated matter-of-factly. Biting back a smile, Sebestian nodded "Whales, huh? And why do you need to save them?" "Uncle Fred was saying last time that he was trying to save the whales because someone was being mean to them" Ray shot in from behind them and when Sebestian looked over his shoulder at him, Monike made a face like she had no idea what they were talking about. Sebestian guessed it had to do with a traditional killing of whales and dolphins that happened in Denmark every year that he guessed Fred was passionate about, at least that was the only thing he could think of that matched up. As much as he supported the Dane in thinking it was pointless and bordering on evil, he was gl

"Voreios needed Notios. They couldn't fight alone. And the Alpha owed us. Eighteen years ago, he helped Narcisse catch our mother. He had a debt to pay." He looked back at the horizon. "No one has ever seen white wolves. Narcisse hid us. Luna Soraya hid Callum. Our mother wrote us out of history. She made us a myth." The old story came back to me. I whispered the words. "The Voreios fable. The silverbacks were black until they found a hidden pack of pure white wolves across the sea." Kael nodded. "You’re going home to them." He pulled me closer. "The story says an iceberg broke away during a thaw. Two pups were on it. A boy and a girl. They floated for days until they hit this island. Faolad

All the way back to Encrea. Cordelia let go of the whale to hide behind a tall building. She watched secretly as a few construction workers caught the whale in a net and pulled it down close to the ground. They tied a load of stone to it, forcing it to carry the load upwards. A few of the workers surrounded the whale from all sides to make sure it didn't escape. Cordelia was furious. The animals didn't deserve such slavery. She revealed her left hand from behind the building, swirling her index finger. Rip currents swirled around the whale, warning the workers to back off.

He felt like a scavenger. He dragged the carcass back to where Aradaa lay. The prince was sitting up now, but he wasn't himself. He was tracing lines in the sand, his fingers moving with a mechanical precision. "You back with me, Scholar?" Kaelor dropped the bird with a heavy thud. Aradaa turned his head. His eyes were a swirling mess of gold and silver. "The whales... they're crying for the current, Kaelor. It’s too loud. All of them. They’re all in here." He tapped his temple with a charred, shaking finger.