Deeper Than The Ocean Book Novels & Stories

I swim at a glacial pace weaving around a school of fish and start to swim deeper past the continental slope and along the seabed, stopping when I approach the edge of the ocean trench. I lower my body to the seabed and let my fingers sink into the grains of sand beneath me. From here I can see the outline of our old kingdom at the depths of the trench; still intact and perfectly preserved under the sea. Long ago this kingdom resided on the surface and was attached to the mainland, but in a cataclysmic event, was swallowed by the sea. The God of the Elements, Ezillus, used his magic to preserve the kingdom and those within.

Ocean woke up the next morning bright and early. She went to the bathroom, took a quick shower and changed in skinny blue jeans and pink floral top. She went downstairs and enjoyed her breakfast with Jack and Lora. After breakfast Jack and Lora left for shopping and ocean went to the garden. She was watering the plants when the triplets came from behind. They nicely asked ocean to join them for adventure. They told her that they wanted to take her to the forest. Ocean agreed excitedly, she loved that forest. She felt something was weird but she brushed it off and went with her cousins. While on their way to the forest, the triplets apologized for their behavior with Ocean in the past. She wa

And from then the people who believed in his good deeds named his grave ocean 'the Zhilayi Ocean. The Aquna ocean is in the north east of the Ard. The ocean is known for its depth, the scientists and the researchers believe that the ocean is deep enough to reach the core of the planet. And guess what? Yes, King Ma'la… He was the only one who reached the core of Ard. But I would not tell you now why he went in the depths. Take care of yourselves, my readers !! Tell me what you like, tell me when I was wrong :-)

Cassidy’s tone seemed normal again, despite the fact that her eyes were still a little misty. “The ocean?” Ward asked before Ashley could formulate a response. “So that was likely the eighth place on the list or the twenty-seventh. One says trainnse de dh'uisge domhain, which I believe is Challenger Deep, or the Mariana Trench. The other says beinn fada air falbh bhon teine. That could be just about any volcano in the ocean. I wouldn’t blame her for not wanting to attempt to swim up from the Mariana Trench or step out into a volcano.”

“We will provide you with equipment fit for deep sea operations. A pressure regulator, an armour equipped with weapons and propellers, and also a beacon in case you get lost. Have you ever explored the ocean?” “No.” “Then this may be harder than you think. The ocean holds terrors that one cannot comprehend. As the air is filled with mana, the ocean is even denser with it causing inexperienced ones find it hard to sense anything. In the deep ocean, it is even more so. Sunlight does not reach and the water pressure alone is enough to kill a normal person. You will have to rely on your short eyesight and ability to sense your surroundings if you were to navigate down there. Although I’m sure yo

The Mariana Trench (the deepest part of the Earth’s oceans, reaching nearly seven miles down) was a place where light had never existed, but now it felt like a physical weight. The "Sparrow" sub drifted like a dead leaf in the Hadopelagic Zone (the deepest region of the ocean floor). "Power down. Everything," Elara whispered. Her voice was so soft it barely stirred the freezing air inside the cabin.

Hence, the engagement banquet went ahead as planned. No one could have imagined it would be the last celebration I ever attended alive. Three hours after the banquet ended, I was stuffed into a sack and thrown into the ocean.

A heavy, suffocating silence settled over the entire ship, save for the creaking of the timber. Then, a deep, resonant song vibrated directly through the ironwood hull from deep beneath the waves. It was incredibly low, ancient, and carried a beautiful, almost mournful melody that echoed in the throat. Leo's silver ears flattened completely against his skull, his body tensing. *We are absolutely not alone out here.* Something truly colossal was moving just beneath the surface of the black water. The ocean bulged upward in a massive, smooth dome right beside the ship's hull, then slowly settled back down without breaking.

Raiken stepped closer. “I closed the wound.” “You closed the crown wound.” The child looked at him. “Not the older one.” Riven’s shoulders tightened. “What older wound?” The child bent and picked up a black shell. It pulsed in her hand. “The first ocean was not alone.” A wave rolled toward us. Inside it moved shapes too large to belong near any shore. The water withdrew. The sand beneath our feet turned black. Grandmother whispered. “The dark beneath creation.” The child nodded.