The water giant

The water giant is a beast that has become extremely rare to see.

Would you be able to recognise a male water giant by a little description? In fact, some people mistake this giant to be part of the sea near the beach. Unlike other giants, this one has no legs and the place where the legs were supposed to be there is a tornado of water. This beast is as big as a tsunami or a very big tree. This beast’s arm is as powerful as a wizard’s staff.

However, female water giants have a lighter colour of water and have green hair looking like seaweed. For this reason, they like to stay underneath the water to be quiet so no hunter hears them. They have a strong control over water and are just a little smaller than the male water giants. Female water giant’s arms aren’t as powerful as male’s arms because they normally stay back and keep the young water giants safe.

The habitat of the water giant is mostly in the sea but underneath the sea is the giant’s home. There is an underwater cave that is the home of the water giant. This home is full of what the water giant eats and everything he or she will need to survive under the sea.

The water giant eats mostly everything that lurks underneath the sea except for the most deadly animal in the sea, the box jellyfish. The water giant’s favourite food in his diet is fish and his second favourite food is seaweed.

What makes this giant rare is that this beast has been hunted for centuries and had never been left alone until the first purge of 2013 on June 7. The reason that they have been hunted is that they can make one wish to the person who really needs it and the people that have helped the water giant to flee away from the hunters.