Abyssal Vortex Novels & Stories

With it were five hundred Abyssal shifters, their translucent bodies glowing with a dim, eerie green. "Trench-King is in position at the Vostok Borehole," Rhys reported, his hands flying across a keyboard that was starting to frost over. "Kael, we need the thermal trigger. If you don't hit the temperature threshold, the lake won't expand—it'll just freeze the Trench-King into the crust."

I clenched my jaw. “Move.” The ocean obeyed. A column of water rose from the surface, spiraling upward in a controlled vortex. It should’ve felt like a storm caged in my palm. Instead, it felt…steady. The vortex spun, but there was no wild edge at its core. No hint that it might slip beyond my control. Its base widened, as if bracing itself, the pull of gravity anchoring every drop. The water glowed faintly—not just with Selene’s usual silver tinge, but with a muted, mineral sheen that reminded me of wet stone.

The small, green trees on the roadside swayed as the strong wind hit them. Then he finally stopped. I guess we've reached the highest point because I can now see the night view of a beautiful cityscape. It's vast and bright, as the breeze blows soft across my face. "I come here when I want to cry, but I never once did." he took a deep breath, "After my accident, I was in a coma for almost 6 months. I woke up feeling empty, I don't know anyone. When I learn about the accident and how my father died, I did not cry nor feel any pain. For 15 years, I feel like I'm in an abyss in the sea. That's why, I badly want to go back, to my past."

a flawless gravity-vacuum sphere encompassed the ship, rendering it untouchable. Descending past thirty thousand feet, a sickly, purplish-black luminescence pierced the darkness ahead. It was a staggeringly massive corruption node, pulsating like a diseased tumor. Countless thick, black tentacles were buried deep into the oceanic crust, greedily draining the planet's lifeblood. Coiled around the node were dozens of Abyssal Leviathans—monsters exceeding three hundred feet in length. They had been entirely corrupted by the Devourer’s energy, transformed into biological war machines guarding this cosmic "water pump."

"How about if the baby is a boy?" "I will name him Ivan Immanuel..." The lawyer smiled and took the hand of the expectant mother and kissed it. Happiness is the only emotion he is feeling on that night. Even the water-splitting dragons who are witnessed to their unrivaled love for each other would sure to envy them. Although there are lots of diners all around them, it seemed to them that they are alone and the world only revolves around them. That is the only description that people who are dining with them could tell anyone. The love between them is like a fire that could never be extinguished even by water and it flows like a river and does not end...for eternity.

He was guarding something. "We have to keep moving," Sebastian whispered. "Before they flood the place." [The Abyss] They crawled until the vent opened into a massive vertical maintenance shaft. They looked down. It was dizzying. The shaft went down into the heart of the mountain. Maybe 500 meters deep. At the very bottom, a purple light pulsed.Thump... Thump... The heartbeat sound was louder here. It vibrated in their teeth. "Zero," Sebastian tapped his comms. "Do you read?"

The black frost encrusting my bare legs didn't bite anymore; it melted into a thin, shimmering layer of protective liquid light that ran down the contours of my calves, sealing the raw friction burns left behind by my frantic descent down the cargo hoist. "She’s... she’s resetting the partial pressures!" Vance’s frantic voice cut through the localized static of the boundary line. He was flat on his stomach fifty feet away, his black zinc-weave duster pinned to the frozen mud by the sheer atmospheric displacement of our frequency. The synthetic green data-ports along his jaw were flashing in a blind, rhythmic panic, his internal diagnostic software throwing up thousands of un-routable error c

Black spots danced. The figure drew closer… closer… Then, darkness swallowed everything.

the man nearly jumped out of his seat when. " but.." " but?" " An archdemon is no joke I'll need people of my reward" " easy, follow me " the old man said as they followed him down a staircase hidden behind a wall to a floor where a shining bright multicolored orb was floating above a small pond . " say hello to the the infinity stone ,the source of the villages illusion and the container for your memories" he said as it started to hum and vibrate. . " what's happening?" julie asked.

I positioned my other hand in Baltazar’s direction and created a vortex by moving my arms in a circular motion. His eyes widened, releasing black and red smoke all at once, followed by a fire blast. But the vortex contained all the elements, and Baltazar swirled with them inside. As I move my arms faster, so does the maelstrom that carries Balatazar’s body. I could hear him roar in an eerie sound without even seeing him. I slowly dragged the mouth of the vortex near the black hole without reducing its speed. As the whirlpool neared the opening, Baltazar’s scream got louder. The vortex slid inside the hole and went spiraling down to its deepest. I listened as his voice slowly faded into nothi