Atlantis Lost Empire Leviathan Novels & Stories

After washing the clothes, she carefully hung them to dry, then checked the time. 5:40 PM. He should be home soon. She walked downstairs and began preparing dinner: steak, Red wine, Candles, Soft lighting. Everything was arranged with meticulous care. At the center of the table sat a velvet box. Inside it was a rare black diamond, elegant and worth millions, beside it lay a document. The contract Alexander had been desperately trying to secure with Harbor International was the key to overseas expansion. Recently, he had been under immense pressure because of it. What he didn’t know was that Aurelia had already secured it, using methods and connections far beyond his imagination.

“How about you take it from here, Livia?” Livia nodded and got talking. Her charisma wasn’t like Helga's, but that didn’t matter anymore. I just needed to hear the rest of the story. “Due to the birth of the child from the impossible union, the gods of the angels, Ares, showed much displeasure and attempted to harm the child. But that didn’t happen because Atlas did his very best to protect his son after his mother’s death. In the days of Atlas, he became an Emperor after being made supreme over all kingdoms. He became like a demigod. Vampires, Werewolves, and humans coexisted and lived peacefully. Most rulers seek his favor due to the treasures he possesses. He was quite resourceful and ens

Pete glared at her, but she winked at him and backed off chuckling. He clapped his hands out of frustration, to get his crew's attention and then announced. “We'll call it a day, there's no use arguing with those barbies for the speaker.” Groans of relief rose from the crew. They peeled off their shoes, packed their bags, and massaged their feet and shoulders, then all filtered out giving each other exhausted waves and high fives. When they all left, Pete took out his earbuds and scrolled through a playlist of music he had chosen for their competition.

and Lucifer Jr. I heard the Demon Emperor Leviathan speaking giving the opening remarks in a quite loud voice he said ; "Welcome to all the kings and queens who have gathered here. Both from the third world and also from this second world. I thank you" said Leviathan who spoke again. "As we all know that the first world is currently experiencing destruction due to the wars that have been waged by the human race." The Leviathan Emperor said and spoke again again.

Matt said with a smile. In the history of the empire, it was said that a deity favored Clandestine and decided to live here for some time before the war between the demons and the other beings. Since a deity was not allowed to help in the war, he sent his most favored fae and made him the emperor of Clandestine. As proof of their bond, the deity gave the emperor a very unique seed. Once it was grown, it would bless the land of the emperor who planted it.

I laughed loudly, making Atlas turn quickly around. My laughter bounced off the walls of the cavern and into the water itself, which seemed to grow in heat as though it enjoyed my laughter. Atlas stood silent, his eyes venturing no further than my neck. His eyes were no longer cloudy, but a dazzling shade of white-blue; lighter than the water we swam in. Atlas looked better than ever, just as Micah had said. All of the stress and fatigue had been wiped from him. His skin was his usual porcelain pallor, and his hair was its blinding shade of platinum blonde. Whatever the journey had done to him, the magic within the water erased it all.

The sky above them suddenly darkened. The clouds parted, not from a warship, but from a living creature. A World-Devouring Leviathan—a cosmic beast the size of a small moon, covered in golden scales and radiating an immense gravitational pull—was descending from the largest Heavenly Rift. The Armada had brought their siege breaker. The Leviathan opened its massive, cavernous maw, intending to swallow the entire Sovereign Citadel, shields and all. In Hangar Bay 4, the countdown timer finally chimed. 00:00.

The receding tide had left the harbor floor exposed, and now, rising from the kelp and the wreckage, the Leviathans of Oceanus appeared. They weren't fish. They were nightmares of bone and coral, sixty-foot-long serpents with rows of serrated teeth and eyes that glowed with a cold, bioluminescent blue. They didn't need water to move; they glided through the air on membranes of pressurized mist, their bodies dripping with the black sludge of the Abyss. "Iron and silk," Félix cursed, drawing his daggers. "They’re coming in under the dome!" "I can't drop the wall to fight them, Félix!" I screamed, the strain of the tsunami making my knees buckle. "If I let go for a second, the Spire is gone!"

I really despise them to hell. “We sailed the ocean of dark water for 40 days and 40 nights. We only had a food syrup with us to satisfy our hunger and luckily, we survived on that ocean of ferocious sea beasts. Until one morning, we were casted adrift on a shore of a beach. We were found by a fisherman of Validus and took us in their hideout. That's the time we learned that Celestia was invaded by demons... and the only demon who is capable of flooding a whole kingdom or even a continent with dark water is no other than you, Leviathan. Am I right?” Almirah asked, finishing her story. I caught her jaws tightened as she clenched her hands. And just before Leviathan could answer and open his m

" With all her strength, she dragged him backward, deeper into the dark, endless sea. "No!" Vincent's scream was swallowed by the crashing waves. Their bodies tangled together for a brief moment before disappearing beneath the cold, black water.