Attack On Titan Underground City Novels & Stories

) "In we go! The only way to get to the warehouse that belong to the Court of Villains, is to go through the mountain itself. It leads to an underground military base; that would be where my father is." Kimora: "Two snacks, one plate. Let's go!" Dantzler: "Okay, I get what you mean by snacks now. I can get behind it!" Juno: (Rolling her eyes and pulling the lever after they have all gotten into the cart. The cart begins to move fairly quickly, with the lights around them being little more than a blur from Juno's perspective. Yet seeming to be moving at about average pace from Dantzler's perspective.) "We're almost there. Be ready to fight at any point. They're generally not friendly towards

Not a sound, but a psychic blast of pure, unrefined Silver energy that knocked Leo backward and shattered the glass of the surgical suite. In the chaos, Tessa grabbed my arm. "The pass! Now!" We ran, but as we reached the edge of the cliff, I realized why Julian was smiling. The "Second Vale" wasn't a place we were going to. It was already here. The snow beneath our feet began to dissolve, revealing a floor of reinforced glass. Beneath us, miles below the mountain, was a literal city a subterranean replica of the pack lands, filled with thousands of Omegas in cages, all looking up at us with glowing, silver eyes.

Lazarus and Sebastian exchanged bewildered glances, their minds racing with questions as they struggled to comprehend how Lucian possessed such profound knowledge. "I not only know about your tunnel system, but I also know where it leads," Lucian revealed, his voice filled with an air of mystery. "Deep within those tunnels lies an underground city, a refuge created for your kind during times of threat or danger. Its walls are constructed of reinforced stone, with narrow corridors illuminated by dimly lit torches." "How?" Lazarus managed to utter, his voice barely a whisper.

Clyde asked. “Of course, there is a problem, a huge one. The sewer stinks.” “Ugh, can you just keep going?” Damien groaned and she sighed before nodding. “What is under the ground?” Chloe asked. “There is actually nothing under the ground but right above it, there is a vault.” She replied and tapped on the spot. “And according to this prints, I think it's built with titanium.” “Titanium?” “Yeah, and the reason why it is so secret is because the entrance to it is a wall, no one could know it's a door.”

The little girl giggled and said, “This isn’t a sewer but an underground city. Low-class citizens like us can only live underground!” Low-class citizens? Underground city? Seeing Philip's stunned expression, the little girl skipped up to Philip. “What’s wrong? You’re not going to tell me that you're not a low-class citizen, are you? “But if you’re not a low-class citizen, why did you damage the mecha of the captain of the mecha patrol team?” The little girl said with a smile on her face. As far as she knew, the people living above the underground city were middle-class and high-class citizens, but they were also the enemies of the so-called low-class citizens.

"The Discovery" The trio—Luna, Alpha Burst, and Alpha Zephyr—entered the underground city beneath the Blackmoon territory with a sense of anticipation and urgency. The atmosphere inside the vast cavern was tense, shadows dancing on the walls as they navigated through the abandoned structures. To their surprise, what they had expected to be a mere grave turned out to be a thriving city. The sinister group had established a hidden civilization beneath the surface, a testament to the extent of their influence and the intricacies of their plans. Luna, Alpha Burst, and Alpha Zephyr exchanged glances, a silent acknowledgment that the situation had taken an unexpected turn.

Their whispers had changed, too—no longer fragments of pain and confusion, but something more purposeful. "This way... safety... freedom..." "Can you hear what they're saying?" I asked Costa. He nodded, his eyes reflecting the pale blue light. "They're guiding us. The ones who came before—all those who resisted and paid the price." The tunnel opened suddenly into a vast underground chamber that took my breath away. What looked like an ancient transportation hub sprawled before us, its architecture a strange hybrid of technologies—some I recognised from my time, others completely alien. "The Undercity," Marcus explained. "Built during the first century after the Collapse. The Council sealed i

The heavy metal door finally opened along with a wide downstairs towards the underground city. They slowly descended on the underneath fortress as the surrounding was filled with chilly breeze of the wind and eerie silence. They continued descending until they've reached the last step. Mell was quite surprised the step was wide enough to occupy them. They lowered their heads as they stared at the underground city beneath them. From the last step there was an elevator on the side in which the warriors will used in descending underground. Mell now understood why they said it was hell to live in the City. From their step the city lied about 10 feet below them. They could see the prison cells a

"They’ll kill everyone in the building. There are human janitors up there. Civilians." "The Order doesn't care about collateral damage, Julian. They want the 'Alpha Prime' and the 'Ghost.' And they’re willing to freeze a city block to get us." The first hiss of the gas echoed through the vents. The temperature in the vault began to drop instantly, a thin layer of frost blooming across the glass of my laptop. "We have to go deeper," Julian said, grabbing my arm. This time, he didn't let go. "The Seventh Level. The old catacombs."

"No kidding! Fire control techniques are the top-tier secret art of the Inferno Order. Only the core members are allowed to learn them. As for the Solar Titan Physique cultivation method, it's just a rumor. No one can confirm it really exists." "So, you're suggesting we take a trip to the Inferno Order?" Umbra nodded. "Even if we don't succeed, it's worth a try. If it doesn't work, we'll figure something else out." "Alright. I'll go with your plan." "Let's move overnight," Umbra decided. … The next morning, Gideon and Umbra arrived at Firemell. It was the largest city under the jurisdiction of the Inferno Order, bustling with activity.