Hydroculus Locations Novels & Stories

Still whispering, Vivian said, “SK has a very special hub that’s located underground. The entrance to that hub is inside our company’s other hub. Its location is on the outskirts of Swallowston but nobody knows where it is exactly. “Also, the people in charge of this hub are all Luposians. The locals haven’t been able to find out a single piece of information about it. In fact, I heard about all this from a few of my seniors.”

asks Leonard curiously. "Yes," answers Valence, after closing his eyes again, "there are several, spaced out across the globe. One is Acus, in the state of Alaska. There are three more on the mainland of the United States, Firewater in North Dakota, Clearvice in Arizona, and the League of Halls, which cannot be disclosed location-wise. Other places such as CCR are auxiliary in assisting the VCH's that exist, but is not one on its own." "Did you get that?" asks Machiv to Keito, who nods silently, a normal and well-observed method of replying when it comes to him.

"Huh? Oh… yeah, let's make sure we're on the same page." I nodded. "Okay." I took out my small tablet. The original scroll had been far too old and fragile to travel with, so I had photographed it and loaded it onto the device. I pulled up the message Edemas had left behind. "Right. According to the location on this scroll, the vial is inside an underwater cave system just off the coast between the towns of Bakar and Kraljevica." Lyanna shook her head. "How do you even spell that?"

However, since he could breathe inside the water, even if he didn't float or swim, he wouldn't die. Nurvey didn't say anything, but she shook her head, Golden guessed that she didn't want to advance by swimming across the whole area. "I can't swim, and I doubt that I can even float. There is no way I can advance to the next area by swimming. Kermu, don't you have a boat or something like that in that top-grade spatial artifact?" Hyrk's main elements were Fire and Earth, he and the water didn't match well. "I have some boats, but they aren't for long travel. Furthermore, if a monster appears, they would be broken in seconds, and we will be forced to battle in water."

He announced, displaying a lifelike hologram of several buildings and a map. "They have twelve strongholds in total. Five academies in Istanbul, Turkey. Lahore -Pakistan, Cardiff - Wales, Kibungo -Rwanda and Levuka, Fiji. They also have their history house, where all of their records are kept. They have eighteen labs.." He went on to show me several other locations as well, zooming into the hologram to show each building. "...A weapons vault. Two of them actually. One in great Britain, off the Birmudian island and the second is till unknown to us."

"The gravity shield repels mass on the surface. But the Hive-Mind knows that. It isn't going to fire this bullet through the air." "Then how does it reach us?" Elara asked, her eyes darting to the massive brass dials on the console. "Aethelgard is a hundred miles inland. If it doesn't cross the surface, it has to go under." "The aquifers," I breathed, the blood draining from my face. Beneath the human continent lay a massive network of subterranean rivers and pressurized freshwater aquifers. We relied on them to cool the blast furnaces and provide drinking water for the capital.

carriage they had arrived in was a burnt-out husk in the plaza. ​"We can't get to the docks," Marcus noted, pointing to the line of steam-tanks blocking the bridge. "They’ve bottled us in." ​Rhea looked out over the artificial waterfall that powered the city. The water was white and churning, dropping into a deep, rocky basin that led to the southern canal. "We don't go to the docks. We go to the water." ​"That’s a three-hundred-foot drop into a rock-bed, Alpha," Sela said, her eyes wide.