City Under Ice Antarctica の小説・ストーリー

You can see the General who is entering a tunnel using a lifeboat under the ice with a total of 4 Lifeboats that are rowed and contain each lifeboat of 5 people. The General looked with his flashlight in the darkness from the end where there was only a hint of light and then the 'General' smiled. Until they came to the shore, then got off and walked over to them. General with his soldiers and tourist Scientists. "Plaque Plaque Plaque" Sound The footsteps of 20 people "It is true that beneath the Antarctic Ice, there is a plain that is not touched by ice, but because the ice is only at the top, while the ice below is not touched at all. Ice is really impressive," said the General to himself.

"But that's impossible—the ice caps had been here for thousands of years, even before civilization began." Berlin snapped, "Don't worry about that! Just believe me that it exists, and start looking!" With that, he reinforced the mind-bending technique he cast on Kohei's mind. Kohei's eyes lit up instantly, and he declared zealously, "You're absolutely right, my lord! Antarctica is so vast that there has to be a city under the ice! If we find it, it will be a monumental discovery that will go down in history!" With the double mind-bending, he was a fanatic serving Barlin's cause.

I gasped, my wings vibrating at a frequency so high they began to glow a violent, searing white. We weren't flying; we were controlled-falling. Below us, the Antarctic ice sheet was cracking, glowing with the red-gold heat of the planet’s diverted mercury-veins. The South Spire was a needle of light above us, but it was shaking—Julian’s "Reset-Acceleration" was literally vibrating the structure to pieces. "The ice!" Dante yelled over the wind, his arms wrapped around me and the child. "Zora, if we hit the ice at this speed, the lead-mercury feedback will liquefy our bones!"

He said so nonchalantly that made me stop in my tracks. “What did you just say?” “Antarctica. The closer to Santa the better, right?” He joked and continued to move. “The cold weather hides us from the radars of Atlantis. And it also makes their equipment ineffective.” He says. “Well, it also makes our equipment malfunction as well.” Trei stopped into one of the doors and ushered us in. As soon as we were inside, it was warm again that my muscles began to relax at the newfound comfort.

“Then we find where it leads.” They turned toward the glowing line stretching into the distance. The storm howled louder, the light pulsing like a living heartbeat beneath the frozen earth. Somewhere far away, beneath miles of ice, something massive began to awaken. A low, thunderous rumble shakes the glacier as Victoria’s true project, a buried city of machines, stirs back to life.

Many of the people were flying for the very first time. “It can listen, too,” Lucian whispered, behind the pocketed crystal. Lynx knows how to get where she needs to be. Arden paused to look at the map for a few seconds. Lines appeared to flow across the surface just as rivers flow on a plain. An old city must be situated nearby. See here?” He highlighted a shining spiral with his hand. Air is represented by that sign. There is a chance that the city is still hovering above the ground. Serakha nodded. It is located on one of the highest areas. There were old structures before quiet arrived.

The iron hatch groaned as Killian forced it open, revealing the inner sanctum of the Frostbite Citadel. Unlike the steaming vents below, this hall was a cathedral of absolute zero. The walls were made of compressed glacial ice, so clear that you could see the frozen corpses of Ragnar’s enemies trapped within the layers like prehistoric insects.

Chapter Three Arilyn We were here. Riverside was slightly bigger than Green-Hill. The first thing I noticed when we stepped off the bus was the large initials 'R.U' engraved at the top of the building, framed by an intricate crest of a soaring eagle and crossed laurel branches. The university's emblem seemed almost regal, imposing in a way that reminded me this was a new beginning. The car ride has been around one hour, but it felt longer. I had waited outside my house for Logan, hoping he'd come say goodbye. He never showed. I kept checking my phone, expecting at least a message, but nothing came. Eventually, I left without saying goodbye.

After that, I hung up first and stared blankly at the photos in my hands. I had no idea how long had passed. Outside, it seemed like a heavy storm had started. Rain hammered against the roof in a relentless roar. In the darkness, Vincent’s voice suddenly echoed faintly in my ears, as if from a distant past. “Christine, do you not like New York winters because it doesn’t snow heavily? Then from now on, every winter, I’ll take you somewhere with snow, like the Alps, Norway, or Iceland.” Longyearbyen was the northernmost city in the world, six thousand kilometers away from New York. It was a place where it snowed all year round, with endless snow.