Leviathan Author Novels & Stories

One final line appears beneath the others. "The Leviathan King awakens."

“You're wrong. What I've told you up till now is just plain history that is taught in every school and orphanage and nothing more. The homework you speak of is how to kill you in the fastest way possible, how to win against you and your weak points.” “M hmm... and what is the weak point of Leviathan?” “The stone in the middle of his forehead and his sigils just like yours. You seven have two weaknesses alike but if someone wants to kill him, they will have to make sure that there isn't any water around, or felines of any kind and that there is planted some stones that block the element of electricity.” “It seems like you really are a smart ass, aren't you know?” “Of course I'm smart! How els

“Read it aloud for Levi to hear, Count Leviathan.” Count Leviathan nodded his head frantically; his fingers were shaking with excitement. “Count Leviathan the Envious, your concerns and merits have reached me through my son, Damon. I have pondered things over and after a thorough consideration; I reached the conclusion that I can heed your demand on one condition. Let your successor bend the knee to either me or my son right after you read this message. Sincerely, Demon King Lucifer the Prideful.” The Count’s voice choked upon the realization that he could achieve his goal to be the demon king’s right-hand man.

Ayleen bit her lip and only then realized there were several books on the table where she had been resting her head. She picked up one titled “A View from the Bridge,” a play by Arthur Miller, a very popular American writer. It was clearly a book she had borrowed many times, as it had been one of the sources for her thesis when she was an English literature major. Her eyes widened in shock as she turned to the last page of the book. On the back was a slip of paper listing the borrowers’ names, and hers wasn’t there. Her head immediately started spinning. Still completely confused, Ayleen quickly grabbed the other books on the table and began examining them.

Leviticus explained. “There will be rebels. It is impossible to satisfy everyone.” “You may wield great intelligence and wisdom, but you lack vision. I will ensure there will be no quarrel nor inequality in the future I will create.” Leviticus was firm with his standing, none can waver him. “Hmph. Then you will only see a world of flames.” SPLASH! SPLASH! SPLASH! Multiple tentacles bursted out of the ocean surface trying to hit Leviticus. Leviticus dodged all of them swiftly. Despite her side, Kraken was fast. Each tentacle thrashing created waves that could sink a ship.

He paused, letting their names sink in. “You can’t run anymore.” Behind him, a digital map of the world flickered on screen. One by one, every major country lit up in red. “I have activated Leviathan.” Ayesha’s stomach twisted. Priya’s hands froze over her keyboard. Leena muttered, “That doesn’t sound good.” Davos continued, his voice chillingly smooth. “In twenty-four hours, the world’s financial systems, security databases, and digital infrastructure will belong to me.” Ayesha clenched her fists.

“Leviathan… leviathan…” Audrey repeatedly said its name then trailed off. It was as though she was racking her brain in hopes to find something useful that they could use against it. After a short time, her face lit up because she got her inspiration. “Luckily for us, Leviathan is not all that powerful.” She started. It was known that Leviathan was weak to electricity but resistant to ice and fire attacks. With that being said, in order to take down a Leviathan, one has to stay away from non-electricity magic and elemental summons.

Chaze questioned, to which I looked at him and shook my head no. “We’re above water. There is no way Leviathan can summon his army even if he had one. Also, I doubt he has any generals left. If you’re telling me the time and date is correct, then his servants and loyal generals are long gone by now. He has no one, and Anubis knows it.” “Could it be a theatrical play?” Cena asked after Lero spoke. We looked at her as if she was a bit crazy.

As she slowly drifted off into her slumber, she couldn’t help but recall the words of Leviathan as it introduced itself, and a thought sprang into her mind. “Is Leviathan a snake of ancient times?? I’d check the library first thing tomorrow morning to find out more.”

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