Attack On Titan Underground City Novels & Stories

He looked at me. “I’m not leaving you alone,” I said. He paused for a moment then he nodded. We moved toward the sitting room together. He opened the door. Two guards stood there — tense. “There’s been movement in the service corridors,” one said in Portuguese. “Unregistered access card.” Miguel’s expression hardened instantly. “Where?” “Two floors below.” My stomach dropped. The same corridor I’d overheard those men in. “This floor is secure,” the guard added. “But we recommend relocating.”

I answer dryly. “Well, that piece of work has a very interesting way of segregating his city.” Helene explains, “in fact he and your step-father had a few things in common.” “What do you mean?” I inquire, smothering a shiver. “Only the wealthiest wolves and nobility are allowed to actually roam the city freely, everyone else: the poor, other shifter species, his political opponents, they’re forced to live underground. You see Tartarus was rebuilt over and over again over the centuries, but instead of expanding outward, they just kept building on top of what former civilizations left behind. The subterranean city is ancient - it goes very deep and it’s just about the most miserable place on t

Most people wept with relief; others, however, felt orphaned. "They call themselves the Empty," Aris said, leaning over a holographic map of the city’s under-grid. "Former high-level Synced who believe Julian was a prophet. They’ve retreated into the 'Shadow-Zones'—areas where the old fiber-optic tunnels are too deep for Caspian’s current reach to overwrite." The Underground City Jade didn't take an escort. To the people of Lagos, she was a figure of fire and myth; to find the Null-Sector, she needed to be a woman of shadows.

m. The plane landed in Continent M. Natalie and Samuel exited one after the other, met in the lobby, and left together. A car from the underground city was already waiting. This was Natalie’s first time facing someone from the underground city in person. Although she had seen photos and knew his other identity, seeing it directly felt different. Compared to her, the man remained calm. Under his subordinates’ service, he guided her into the car. The vehicle drove silently toward the underground city. Someone came forward to open the door for them.

It did not choose the Sovereign. It chose Kael. He pulled his hand back. His chest rose and fell rapidly. "I... didn't mean to do that..." The stone seemed to answer him. The enormous gate slowly opened by itself. *** The huge doors opened slowly. Warm air, unlike anything we had experienced beneath the city, drifted toward us. Inside was an underground city. Marble roads were disappearing into the darkness. Towering crystal buildings rose beyond them, their outlines barely visible. Gardens of white lilies bloomed beneath the bedrock. The whole city remained perfectly preserved, like a ghost city waiting for someone to return.

The world didn't end with a whimper; it began with a scream of tortured metal. The Titan-Class Extraction Drill was a monstrosity of Southern engineering—a towering, spiral-threaded spire of black iron and reinforced diamond-grit that stood over sixty feet tall. It didn't just crawl; it bored into the permafrost on massive hydraulic treads, leaving a wake of pulverized stone and shattered ice. As its tip made contact with the outer quartz shield of the First City, the sound was a high-frequency shriek that made the wolves in the trenches howl in agony.

Turning my back to look at him i said. "Alyssa" He nod. "You just move here huh?" i ask, leaning on the wall watching him while also wrapping my hand with my the wraps. He keep quiet since it's more of a statement than a question. "You do boxing?" He ask me. "Yea,do u?" I ask out of curiosity. "I'm a street fighter" Now i'm more curious. "Do u still fight now?" I raised my eyebrows in question. "I just put my name on a fighting place called 'underground' here 4 days ago"

Elena crouched. “Where did you come from?” The girl pointed downward. “Down there.” “What's down there?” The girl stared at Elena. “Everyone.” “Everyone?” She nodded. “Thousands of people.” Elias looked horrified. “The underground facility.” “What underground facility?” “The original one.” Elena looked at her mother. Her mother went pale. “No.” “What?” “They found it.” “Found what?” “The first city.” Elena frowned. “What first city?” Her mother looked at the cracked floor.

Bonnie added. “This is no time for jokes, kids,” John interrupted. “We got to move fast before it’s too late to save Eliza.” “Do you have any idea where she is?” Taylor asked. “No, but I interrogated Ronnie long enough to find out where Bonnie’s dad is being held. He’s at the underground terminal within the city.” “That place still runs?” Taylor asked. “I thought that was shut down years ago.” “Ever since the storm, my dad and a few other engineers in town have been working to repair it,” Bonnie answered.

CHAPTER 62 The City That Thunder Forgot September 14, 2029 – 3 thousand meters below the Black Sea The drowned capital doesn’t rise. It remembers. The moment the submarine crosses the outer ring of broken columns, the water pressure vanishes. We’re suddenly sitting in a perfect sphere of air, thirty meters wide, lit by violet lightning that dances along the seafloor like it’s been waiting three millennia for me. The city is still breathing. Black marble palaces covered in barnacles shaped like screaming faces.