A sea monster attacks a ship.
- "You'd best put that sword away. Were you to use it on this monster it would have no more effect than a pin sticking you."
- ―Arabella Smith to Fitzwilliam P. Dalton III
Sea monsters were sea-dwelling mythical or legendary creatures, often believed to be of immense size.
History[]
The giant manta ray was one of the many sea monsters in the Caribbean.
During their journey to Isla Fortuna, the crew of the Barnacle encountered a sea monster. When the Barnacle stopped in the middle of the sea, the young adventurers thought they have hit a reef, but "the reef" was actually a sea monster.[1]
Along the shores of the Isle of Man in the early 1700s, a sea monster ate all the fish causing a famine throughout the village. This caused young Billy Turner to be sent away to seek riches for his family in North Carolina. It had also destroyed his beloved boat so he had no transportation. On the course of his adventures, Billy found out the sea monster was controlled by Captain David Donovan, a ruthless pirate. After realizing that the eel-like sea monster was the cause for his village's famine, Billy slayed the beast by stabbing it in the heart.[2]
A fleet of ships surrounded with sea monsters.
During his boyhood Henry Turner studied many legends and myths of the sea, including the recorded encounters with the sea monsters.[3]
Biology[]
David Donovan's sea monster lived off the wreckage from ships destroyed by Donovan. The sea monster was a long scaly beast who resembled a large eel. Oddly enough, the creature's heart was located in its jaw instead of its chest.
Appearances[]
- The Nosy Stranger (First appearance)
- Jack Sparrow: The Tale of Billy Turner and Other Stories
- The Sails of Doom!
- Quiet Life
