Full Dive Gear Novels & Stories

After selecting the weapons, Gideon turned his attention to Winter. She stood silently in the center of the underground palace, facing a large pool of water. Gideon walked over. In the pool was an egg-shaped machine that resembled a submarine. Its design was strange and unlike anything Gideon had ever seen. "This is the machine you mentioned? The one that can take us safely into the depths of the abyss?" He was skeptical. "Yes." Winter, however, sounded completely confident. "To be honest, this is an advanced technological abyssal submarine. It can dive to a maximum depth of 65,000 feet!"

“Go. I’ll be right behind you.” My heart pounding, I crawled into the darkness and tried to remember what Johnny had drilled into me over the last two hours. First, push out the storage crate with the scuba sled. I used my handheld flashlight and found the metal storage crate. There was a parachute rigged to it that would deploy at 2000 feet above sea level. My job was to keep far enough from the crate so I didn’t hit it when I landed in the water. Otherwise I might break my legs, or worse, my back.

She hated how her thighs clenched together, how slick was already sliding between them, her heat demanding, begging. Evren crossed the space in a blur. He sniffed at her neck, exhaling a hot breath across her pulse. “You’re ripe, little moon.” His tongue darted out, tasting her sweat. “You’re suffering.” “We can ease it,” Dren said, already tossing his shirt aside. “You just have to beg.” Silviya’s breath hitched as Dren pulled something from the satchel at his waist, a smooth obsidian toy etched with runes. A pulse of power came off it, and her body reacted instantly.

They were preparing to dive. Humans wore those when they dove. There were other items, too: long, narrow, sharp rods with cords wrapped tightly around them. One of the men raised one and pointed it at the ocean, as if he were lining up a shot. The object had a metal point at the end that gleamed in the sunlight. “Reed…” I said quietly, watching them pile these items onto the boat. “What are those?” “Diving gear,” he answered without looking at me, his voice tense. “Harpoons. Night goggles. Sonar.” I had no idea what it all meant, so I asked Reed what they were for. He said hunting, and my blood ran cold.

It was not a clobular diving bell, but a tight suit made of black, muscle-like polymer, which slept on the body like a second skin, and the joints with reinforced titanium rings. “The Abyssals have brought us the cocoons,” Kael grumbled and pointed to four semi-open, egg-shaped containers standing at the edge of the platform. “We can Do not let the steel lungs be filled with air, Jada. Water pressure in the deepest Despite her reinforcements, she would crush her like a hollow nut.” My stomach came together. Silas had already announced it. “We have to hermetically flute the cabin,” I said quietly. “We will be in the water

"Get some sleep, Angel. We have a big day tomorrow." Golden sunlight blazed down on the boat bobbing gently just offshore from a tiny spit of sand. Judd helped Jessi zip the back of her new pink and black shortie wetsuit over her bikini. It had been a gift from him when she'd finished her dive certification. Next, he helped her shrug into her BCD, air cylinder already attached. Mask perched on her forehead, she tested the regulator with a few puffs and flashed the 'okay' signal. Gingerly, she sat on the edge of the boat and waited for Judd to gear up.

I just hope that he won’t truly leave us alone under the sea or I swear, I would be screwed. “I’ll go get changed, master,” After I said those words, I went to the changing room to wear my scuba suit before catching up with the master. It was refreshing to see him in a new outfit, gulping because it almost hugged the curves and abs of his majestic body. “Well now that you’re both here, there are certain rules you both have to remember,” The scuba diver smiled. “Never dive if you have a cold or are congested in your ears or nose, check your diving equipment to make sure it works, use the right gear that can handle your planned dive, do not drink alcohol or take drugs before diving,” He inform

My body shivers from the disgust of those memories. My mouth was dry, and still, my breathing was fast. I got up from lying down and looked at the half-opened window. Sunlight coming into it. I wiped the cold sweat from my forehead with my cold hand. "Breakfast ready," the deep rich tone came from the bathroom. "Are you alright?" I looked up at his behavior. His hair was wet, and he had a towel around his strong, broad shoulder, wearing a fresh white shirt that showed his body's curves and the faded black jeans he loves to wear.

“I know you're an adult. He reached out his hand to give a tight on your butt. “Believe me, I know. Her smile brightened, and when she took a bite of the lobster, which looked too heavy to a sensitive stomach, he kept his mouth shut. They filled their plates with a little of this, a little of that, then went back to the table and were filled. “Tell me about today's dive,” she said. “I wish you were there. There were lots of fish, amazing colors and some shapes very strange. As she listened and asked questions, Matt told her about the class in a pool outside the store. of diving equipment, then about the boat trip to an island in the middle of the sea, and the dive. "Weren't you nervous?" — E

And he's not kidding. "I have prepared the highest quality equipment for us later. So you don't have to worry and think hard about how to find your beloved because I'm sure, if Ivanna's still down there, then we'll find her," Devon said as he put on his diving suit and then peered out the window where the submarine was already a hundred meters deep. "We can start diving once we're two hundred meters from the surface. Don't forget all your gear!" Devon gave orders to some people who would help us while I watched out the window and let Devon give the orders since this ocean was still his territory.