Attack On Titan Underground City Novels & Stories

he went there and followed her. She went to the back side of the villa. After reaching there, she went to a dry Banyan tree. In the banyan tree there appeared buttons after knocking in it three times. She typed the password and the banyan tree opened. Just..just like a gate. After that they went inside. It was dark when the gate get closed. Before the door opened, Rose whispered," Welcome to our world." After the door opened it was bright everywhere. Everyone was running here to there. They all seem busy.

I always had a dream of sunlight. The cold breeze of air in my face. But when I wake up, I know it’s not real. My name's Agi. I've been here in the training building since I was so little that I couldn’t remember anything before I was here. After the breakout of a deadly virus carried by the wind, the remaining humans finally gave up on finding a cure and they started to find another place. There is no way to live up there, so we started to dig down. There are two societies separated by a gigantic force field barrier. The first one, is where all the survivors are. They work and live there.

Sticking his hand in the hole he pulled on what sounded like a metal chain and suddenly the wooden floor opened up to what looked like stairs leading down to an small underground basement. He grinned at us, “Like I said, Mr. Bandit is a very rich man indeed.” We all three walked down the stairs, that lead to a hallway with a black door in the middle. Gio pulled out his hand and scanned it to the wall. A green scanning line suddenly lit up the wall. “Giovanni Giordano. Access granted.” Said a female robotic voice. The black door automatically opened and bright light blinded us. When my eyes adjusted to what the door hid, what I saw was crazy. It didn’t lead to an underground basement. It led

My voice was low, sharp, but calm enough to blend with the atmosphere. “Find Lila, the event planned.” I ordered. “She was backstage earlier, tell her I need her inside now.” The staff nodded so quickly their head nearly bobbed off and hurried off through the staff corridor. I exhaled slowly, forcing myself to stay with the crowd, to keep leading them deeper into the marvel I had built. The glass panels overhead revealed the hanging gardens, green vines draping in natural curtains, flowers blooming with impossible precision under carefully engineered skylights. A man in the crowd muttered “unbelievable” under his breath. Another whispered, “This is… this is art.”

Uzul takes a moment to think, leaning on the stormbellow and then letting out a soft sigh. Both of the male’s palms begins to feel the moving machine. He lets the vibrations of the wondering engine to seep through his skin as if he is feeling out the pressure and the energy that is building. “This isn’t ideal, and it may tear apart my ship, but we can direct most if not all the power in one direction. We will be low to the ground at the start but we can make it happen sooner in theory, why do you ask?” Catarina looks at the male and shakes her head. “Uzul is it?” The orc nods his head. “We are going to be attack within that allotted time. Your shield device is great orcish ingenuity; however

The voice on the other end crackled with excitement. "Nora, this is incredible. Level One needs someone like you!" The underground city was divided into three levels. Level One was a classified research and technology sector, the beating heart of the entire city, sealed off from the general population without exception. Level Two was home to those who had earned their place through contributions to the city's founding. Level Three, as the years wore on, had become something else entirely, the darkest corner of a world that had already lost most of its light.

Without hesitation, Renn started running. I followed immediately. The surviving soldiers came after us. Behind us, the final battle began. Silver light collided with living darkness. The shockwave flattened entire districts. Ancient towers vanished. Streets disintegrated. The underground city that had survived ten thousand years was being erased in minutes. We ran through the destruction. Across collapsing bridges. Past crumbling monuments. Through rivers of silver fire. The path remained. Guiding us. Protecting us. For now. Then a sound echoed behind us.

Life was strange. The elevator descended. Slowly. The city disappeared above them. Concrete replaced daylight. Steel replaced sky. The deeper they traveled, the colder the air became. Nobody spoke. Even Tobe. Which alone demonstrated the seriousness of the moment. Finally the elevator stopped. The doors opened. And everyone froze. Because beneath Lagos lay an entire underground complex. Rows of shelves. Locked vaults. Servers. Documents. Records. Maps. Screens. Storage systems. Not abandoned. Maintained. Carefully maintained.

I managed to slip in through the emergency staircase whose door had just closed. It turned out that beneath the parking basement were still hidden floors—Level Two Below, Level Three Below, all the way down to the deepest level: Level Nine Below. The further I descended, the chill of the concrete gave way to a stifling air that smelled of iron and gunpowder. As soon as I reached the fifth basement level, the sight before me made my chest tighten. This wasn't just any basement. This was the Underground Dead City. The structure was vast and grand, like a mall, but with a very dark and grimy atmosphere. The corridors were wide, lined with permanent stalls selling things you'd never find on the

“If he reaches the core” “He won’t,” Aurora said, calm. Absolute. Then,the ground shook. Hard. Violent. Strong. 21, 20, 19 A deep, unnatural screech echoed beneath the city. Atlas’ systems flared red. Warnings flooded the interface. 18, 17, 16 “Unknown energy spike detected.” “Source: underground.” “System conflict, unidentified override,” Aurora’s fingers stilled. “That’s not me” 15, 14, 13