Beowulf: The Battle Against The Sea People

It was the battle against the sea people. They were blue-green and scaly with webbed fingers and gleaming eyes. The men in the sea wanted the Geats’ gold. They wanted to steal all that the Geats had. It started with the sinking of one of the Geats’ ships. The village of the sea people rained with the dead bodies of men and their stolen treasures. Beowulf would not stand for this, it was the first disturbance in his five years of being king. He prepared for battle, but this one was different. His mail-shirt would weigh him down, his sword would not swing against the resistance of water. The only way to beat the sea people would be to trick them out of the water. Beowulf had a ship made, of the strongest wood known to men, with sharp splinters and metal edges lining the bottom. He sailed it into the ocean, waiting for the attack. It was not soon before the blurs of the sea people circled his boat. Beowulf had nowhere to go or hide, and the only thing separating him from the evil of the sea people was his boat. The sea people clawed and chewed and tore at his boat. The splinters of wood and metal held them off from completely sinking the boat, but not for much longer. Beowulf had nothing

They have taken out most of the mermaids and taken our land. Now, the rest of the mermaids must live in hiding. I will not stand by any longer and watch them take over what is mine. They are our common enemy and if we combine forces we can take them out entirely. Now, I have a plan. Many times my people get stuck in the nets of your fishermen. Us mermaids know now how to get out of them, but the sea people have yet to see one. If we can make a giant net, we can cover the sea people and drag them out of water where they will die a slow and drying death.” The mermaid’s eyes had fire in them. Her desire for revenge fueled her soul and radiated throughout her body. The rage she felt could warm the water around