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In the West Sea one year, an El Nino event is depleting local fish stocks. Desperate for food, two of the biggest apex predators in the ocean - a kraken and a leviathan - turn on each other. Unfortunately, the fighting titans surface just under a human and watergoblin fishing boat.

Leviathans are enormous (50 metre long) predatory draconic reptiles that live in warm open oceans. They feed on large marine animals, ranging from big sharks to giant fish to giant squid to whales. They are the reason for why some species of large whales (like the swordback whale) have evolved sharp defensive spines.

Krakens are gigantic "krakenid" octopuses. Much like their far smaller relatives the cephalopod merpeople, the ends of their tentacles branch into seven smaller "fingers" that allow for incredible dexterity, precision and finesse when handling smaller objects.
Krakens are tropical animals that operate out of lairs in the deeper parts of coral reefs and in "blue holes".

Description
In the West Sea one year, an El Nino event is depleting local fish stocks. Desperate for food, two of the biggest apex predators in the ocean - a kraken and a leviathan - turn on each other. Unfortunately, the fighting titans surface just under a human and watergoblin fishing boat.

Leviathans are enormous (50 metre long) predatory draconic reptiles that live in warm open oceans. They feed on large marine animals, ranging from big sharks to giant fish to giant squid to whales. They are the reason for why some species of large whales (like the swordback whale) have evolved sharp defensive spines.

Krakens are gigantic "krakenid" octopuses. Much like their far smaller relatives the cephalopod merpeople, the ends of their tentacles branch into seven smaller "fingers" that allow for incredible dexterity, precision and finesse when handling smaller objects.
Krakens are tropical animals that operate out of lairs in the deeper parts of coral reefs and in "blue holes".