City Of Atlantis Novels & Stories

He soon realized they had discovered a place similar to Atlantis. "What the hell is going on?" Creed's eyes were still having a hard time believing what was in front of him. "Who built this here? What civilization does it belong to? And what kind of fluid is this?" His mind was filled with questions like, 'Would I drown in the fluid if I cross the barrier? Where is the exit? Who constructed the city? Is this place deep in the sea? What kind of glass barrier can handle the pressure of the fluid?' "Okay! I have to calm down!"

Yet another fantasy Prologue Legora, the largest capital city in the world. Once one of nine, now there are four. We had lost five cities in the great calamity. Creatures from god knows where poured in from a tear in the earth. A dimensional tear in space and time the men of science called it, but really who the fuck knows? All I know is they were bigger, stronger, looked nothing like us and they outnumbered us hundred to one.

"Is that okay?" I flopped back on the bed. "I'll be your Atlantis." Her lips quirked up in a smile as confusion clouded her eyes. "Mythical city of treasures and technological advancements and lost civilizations." Her lavender eyes sparkled. "Then just lay back and let me do all the work." If there are any more sexy times, I want to be in on them, Tag called out in my mind. By the widening of Hols' eyes, he'd broadcast it to both of us.

"He raged. "Now you want to tell me how to live my life?"I asked in a ridiculous but angry tone. Before I could say more, I felt a hard shove that hurt my arm and sent me tumbling down t He concrete stairs which were long. At one point, I was falling in mid air, which saved me breaking my neck or hitting my head against the concrete stairs. I closed my eyes to meet my fate, to hit hard on the base floor of the stair. I was imagining what injuries I would incur from the fall before I even hit the ground. I was caught mid air. Then I was in his arms, his sweet muscular arms. He gazed at the top of the stairs to the spot were dumuzi had been standing, Dumuzi had run away. He carried me with no

“Two of the Ajenian sea cities— Ajens and Ponterrado— were sent into the sky, but Ponterrado fell back down. The one that is still floating is called Del Cealus. It is only visible for seven days a year. “The remaining sea cities were abandoned one by one, as King Rexius was no longer there to rule them, and the entire Ajenian Empire collapsed. The buildings on the abandoned sea cities were gradually weathered away, turning into sand, and a new continent formed after the ocean dried up. That continent is now called Piletus.” “And would you mind telling me how you happen to know all of this?” “King Rexius himself told me in a vision I just had. Now, it’s only a matter of time before Del Cealu

I gave my pack a weak smile reassuring them I was fine now and stayed focused on our Alpha. "I know you are all wondering why were are here tonight as we, the Blue Moon pack, don't do many of these pack meetings. We are a peaceful small pack after all." The crowd cheered at our Alphas words. "But being so small we need alliances so we have agreed with the Midnight Warrior pack to help them with anything for their alliance as they are the largest Warrior pack in the world." I knew it!

Her stomach churned, she looked around, taking in the tall buildings and the people roaming around in the city. “Is this Atlantis?” she managed to get herself back from the shock she was in and asked. She had watched the series ATLANTIS some years back and could remember vividly how the main character's ship had drowned in an ocean and drowned, only for him to wake up in a city that claimed to exist beneath the ocean. Was the same thing going to happen? What exactly is this place? Her mind flooded with questions. "No, this isn't Atlantis. This is the world of the witches," Ellie answered, slowing down her pace in order for Lorraine to catch up with her if she was interested in the history of

"It also acts as a way to detect imposters and clones." Henry's expression darkened. "You said there was groups of them." Xavier nodded. "Dane and Theo are dealing with them." Henry sniffed the air a moment. "Where?" "Atlantia." I answered. Henry's eyes widened. "The lost city?" Thena touched his arm, leaning in to him. "That's Atlantis, dear." He gave her a small scowl I knew well from Dane, loving but he'd have prefer she told him more quietly.

"They're beckoning you to the city of Atlantis. They want to watch as you take your seat on the throne. They want to meet the beauty who stole the heart of the dark, mysterious Sea God." "Wait?? You're not shitting me. Atlantis is real? It's not just some kid's cartoon movie?" I ask, feeling excited; if it weren't for class starting soon, I'd be begging Beckett to take me there immediately. "Yes, the underwater city is real. It's where I grew up." Beckett says as I turn to stare at him wide-eyed. "Will you take me there one day?" I ask, gazing into Beckett's beautiful cerulean eyes.

However, Alex and Ynes’ figures had disappeared from the scene. It was an... illusion? No, it was a mirage! “D*mn it!” “You unscrupulous couple... you murderers! I shall eat you both!” The great shark roared, locking its divine sense in Alex’s direction as it ramped up its chase. Finally, Alex saw the ancient undersea city of Atlantis. Ynes was astonished. “Where is this?” Alex told her the truth.