Global Survival Game On The Ocean Novels & Stories

They will always want more. More power, more authority, more money, more everything. It doesn’t matter how they get it either, yet I’m the bad guy. “Ok, enough of the pity party. Put your big girl fins on. Now what is the next move?” he says and I move out of his hold and turn to look at the ocean behind me. “We find this location near the Artic Ocean and I take back what is mine.” I say to him when he nods his head as the others join us with the human.

They haven't seen many animals either. The god who summoned them into this world, placed them in the safest place on this entire planet. They have fresh water nearby, lots of fruits and a pleasant climate at their disposal. This allowed them to survive without problems up to this point, but at the same time, it made them comfortable. So comfortable they completely forgot that they are in a hostile world dominated by magical beings, beasts and all sorts of danger. They get up late while hardly doing just necessary tasks for the day to day necessities, and after a month has passed, the only one who still trains daily is Bob.

However, it is no longer effective. Now, pay attention to the animals you observe outside; they have been sent by the ocean lord. They are dinosaurs that live in the deep water. The ocean lord rules over them. They haven't come to bother you. You can go outside and nothing bad will happen to you. However, use your taming ring. Once you're out, all five creatures will approach you. They can hear and understand human language, so communicate with them.

​We realized, with a cold and clinical clarity that only the proximity of death can provide, that our army was missing its most vital tactical flank: the Hydro-Node. To truly surround the Black Mountain and disrupt the Architects' global planetary grid, we couldn't just strike from the emerald forests of the Hive or the electrified clouds of the Aero-Isles. We needed a force that could strike from the crushing, silent depths of the Great Ocean—a region the Architects had long ago designated as a "dead zone" for biological life, a massive digital graveyard where data went to be compressed into nothingness.

Worse still, the violent energy shockwave had not only melted the surrounding sea ice—it had turned the ocean surface into boiling water. That would inevitably attract mutated sea beasts from the deep ocean. Even if Jayzepan's survivors wanted to flee, they would first have to survive the gauntlet of those creatures. Things were not looking good for the Jayzepanese at all. In short, after this strike, even if the Jayzepanese were not completely wiped out, only a scattered handful would remain—too few to matter. As for rebuilding into a large-scale nation again? Impossible. And Ray would never allow it.

The abnormal weather had killed many survivors. In my past life, I'd only arrived at a safe zone five months after the zombie outbreak. There'd been elite soldiers and over a hundred thousand survivors there. Over a hundred of these safe zones were scattered across the country, significantly contributing to mankind's survival. "Why aren't we leaving now since the safe zones have already been set up?" Mom asked me. I looked at the snow outside. "It's highly likely we'll freeze to death in this weather if our car breaks down." …

"They are using the gravity machines. They are pulling the ocean across the land like a carpet. They are moving the sea to us!" The soldier crawled toward the exit. His face was tight with pain. "The Investors... They do not just want the land. They had a city hidden under the sea. If the forest grew the sea-city was programmed to rise and swallow it. They want to drown the world before it can take its first breath." CRACK. A massive piece of the basement wall exploded inward. A wave of freezing water slammed into the room. It knocked June off her feet. She went under the cold water. It stung her eyes. She fought to reach the surface gasping for air.

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

"I want to go to Jweali!" "What?" Commander Randall stared at Victor in disbelief. Go to Jweali? "If they can come to our turf to cause trouble, I can naturally go to theirs too." "But that's extremely dangerous, and how are you even going to get there? No ship can sail in the sea these days." The country had been monitoring marine mechanical creatures since the apocalypse started. If the chaos level on land was 1, then the chaos level in the sea was 10. The situation in the sea was brutal.

Beep. It’s a countdown to release. "Come," he orders. I do. I shake apart against the wall of the dead, my pleasure a defiant shout in the silence. We run just as the charge blows. The heat warms our backs as we scramble up the ladder to the street. Rio. Saltwater. We are in the ocean, neck-deep. The water is warm, ink-black. The lights of the favelas glitter on the hillsides like fallen stars. The server farm is a submerged unit, disguised as a buoy platform 500 yards out.