Isabel and the Bocay
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- She always had a scar in the shape of a wave on her arm, showing her relation to Peter, her father. If the sea had always protected her from harm before, will it protect her now, as she is leaving to go on a dangerous quest?
- Isabel was found by two mortals on a beach in Philippines, who later died in a fire. She grew up in an orphanage, where her life was as normal as it could get, considering the fact that she couldn't hold her breath long underwater . She had always wanted a life other than the orphanage, and things are about to change for her.
- There is a bomb being made, a bomb to wipe out the whole ocean! The creator lives in the Boracay, and goes by the name of "Bocay". But be warned, the scar on your arm is the only thing that can activate the bomb, so be careful, and don't let him catch you.
- Isabel is given a quest to save the ocean, and is determined to get started right away!
- I will get on my journey right away! Off to the Boracay I go!
- Isabel swims all the way to the Boracay, and fights a lot of monsters to find the "Bocay".
- Isabel killed the Bocay and at last the sea would be saved. She then conjured up a tsunami to take the bomb away into the deepest trench in the ocean, where it would slowly rust and decompose in the Marinara trench.
- You shall never harm anyone in the sea ever again!
- Oh no!
- Father, I can breathe underwater! Thank You!
- Isabel returned to her hometown where she confronted her father, telling him of the Bocay and her quest. Her father was so proud that she was given the power to breathe underwater, so she didn't have to live in the nasty orphanage.
- For your bravery, I have given your power to beathe underwater, so you can live in the ocean, free from the nasty orphanage.
- Didn't you know, monsters never die!
- And so, Isabel returned to her home in Philippines, where she lived underwater, with an island to occasionally come to the surface. She had a few more quests after that though, but none as tough as the great ocean rescue.
- HAHAHA
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