Seamonster

The past is like a seamonster; it stretches out it’s callous arms and drags a man down—down.

The cluster of menacing avengers were hardly able to hold their balance as the huge barrel of a nao wallowed and plunged in the gigantic thundering combers like a seamonster in its last dreadful agonies.

The Skell was dripping on the cold stones of the terrace, bedraggled like a seamonster – Fisher had the impression of air escaping from the Skell’s body.

It is the black FRENCH BULLDOG, swimming right at her like a seamonster in the darkness, its coal eyes bugging.