Dxd Ingvild Leviathan Novels & Stories

Instinct screamed inside him. To break through. To reach her. To hold her. But another memory held him down—iron-tight. The memory of that single drop of poisoned saliva. It chained his spine in place. Self-disgust became a leash. And the beast endured the freezing storm like withdrawal pain carved into flesh. BOOM— The heartbeat of the deep-sea mother core erupted again. This time— A violent low-frequency magnetic storm. The Leviathan was hit by a catastrophic underwater vortex. Tens of thousands of tons of steel tilted violently.

Down in the crater lake, the colossal, biomechanical Leviathan sat motionless, its massive jaws clamped shut, the Vanguard trapped entirely inside its belly. "I'm completely blind," I gritted my teeth, frantically typing on my repaired data-deck. My fingers were bruised and cramping, but I couldn't stop. "The Leviathan's hull is coated in an Abyssal gravity-matrix. It's swallowing every radio frequency I bounce off it. I can't reach Dax." "Mia, you have to breathe," Captain Reyes said gently, stepping up to the console. "Steele knows what he's doing. He's got the best fighters in the wasteland in there with him."

The carcass of the Abyssal Leviathan disappeared into the pitch-black freezing waters above, taking the madness of the trench with it. At the bottom of the world, bathed in the soft, ancient luminescence of the flawless white jade gates, Caleb Blackwood stood motionless. The timer in his HUD was a relentless executioner: 69:40:12.

In the end, she had to be supported by Alex. “You can mention it to your father. I’ll help you out one more time!” Alex then took his phone out and called Sky Melvis. Sky, Zachary Xavier, and the rest hadn’t strayed too far. They soon rushed over. “Leviathan Gate?” When Zachary heard Leviathan Gate’s name, a serious expression appeared on his face. “Leviathan Gate has been growing very fast lately, especially since last year. Their activities in America have become more rampant. Looks like they must have something sinister planned.”

The shadow inched forward, driving away the comfort with a stench of decay and sulphur. 'You dare an abyss, but you are already damned. None challenge me. I am not to be defeated.' It paused, seeming to consider its words and take in the human before it. 'Look all you like. All his words and deeds will only serve to weaken you.' It grinned widely, revealing jagged teeth that split the featureless face like broken china before slowly beginning the fade. 'Until we meet again. Perhaps for the final time.' It hissed ominously. 'Woe to the seafarer who beheld Leviathan, but greater woe comes to those who behold me. I am...'

asked a voice to the man. The sentence was greeted by another nod. “A possessor of holy blood has been born, Mrs. Bunga,” replied Magma. The room fell silent. “What?” whispered another voice, a little late. “What do you mean—?” “You heard what I said, Maro,” interrupted Mr. Magma calmly. “Are you sure?” Maro asked again. “Certainly. Our tracking witch, Miss Lindya, has found her. Miss Lindya's natural tracking sensor got some kind of signal. Is that right, miss?” Magma added to the woman to her left.

Druji’s eyes were widened as soon as she heard the question. “W-what are you talking about?” She pretended not to know what had happened. “I saw how you controlled the chest to hit Raven’s head. Tell me, are you a witch?” Vivar insisted. He didn’t want to condemn her. He just wanted Druji to be honest with him. “No! Why are you accusing me?! You have no right to question me like this! I’ll tell my brother to fire you.” She turned to grab the door handle. Before she could twist it, Vivar halted her hands with his.

It was growing dark outside and he was both worried and excited. He’d spoken to Kiran for hours on the phone as he drove back from Iowa. They had both agreed that giving him Kiran’s memories would be the easiest way for him to believe what they were and what he was. Kiran had also sent Malachi a picture of Levi. There were so many similarities that if Malachi hadn’t believed Kiran before, he did now. Levi was in bad shape and they waited anxiously so that Adara could heal him.

He hugged Lee. “I’m going to miss having you around”. “Me too”. VVVVV Takashi stood opposite the club a lot of people lined up for. Jun said the mole would meet him here. “Takashi right?” a girl said appearing out of nowhere. His heart leaped out of his chest, but he kept it under control. “Who’s asking?” “Geiru” she replied. “That doesn’t help me or you”. “Mole from Red Dawn”. “Oh!”

"The forward ram is locked!" "Engage the paddle locks!" Natalia shouted, her boot pressing into the leviathan’s main carapace as she wrenched her sword free from an eye-socket. "Full speed forward!" The Royal Vanguard's massive paddle wheels reversed for a split second, then slammed forward at maximum pressure. The flagship’s iron wolf ram, humming with a concentrated burst of Natalia’s silver aura, tore through the center of the blinded beast’s volcanic shell. The structural crunch was absolute, a sickening explosion of bone, dark metal, and green blood as the dreadnought literally rode over the top of the leviathan, splitting its primeval mass into two sinking halves.