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Chapter 134: The Long Fall

作者: Nova Thorne
last update 公開日: 2026-06-05 01:55:56

BOOK FOUR: THE ABYSSAL TIDE

(Jace’s Perspective)

There is a specific kind of terror reserved for the dark. It is not the fear of what you can see; it is the crushing, suffocating weight of what you cannot.

The heavy transport train reached the absolute edge of the eastern cliffs at midnight. The Vanguard wolves had cleared a wide perimeter, their massive, silver-furred forms standing like silent sentinels against the freezing ocean wind.

Below us, the Mariana Trench was a void. A sheer, vertica
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