Leviathan Falls Novels & Stories

" To never go back." He took the flag off his shoulder and slowly touched its tip on one of the lights on the candle stand. The fire caught on the flag started spreading slowly as it burnt the flag of the United States of America. Without a word, he walked out of the table and headed to a bowl where he dropped the flag and let it burn. Then, he returned to the table. With a wicked smile, he said " the mighty eagle shall fly no more for the reaper shall reap the eagle. " He smiled again. " The time has come. Let the game begin." Positioned on a part of the wall, a small camera recorded the events of the moment.

I'd give them hellfire. *** "Are you alright?" Leviathan asked, eyes sharp as blades, scanning me like he already knew half the answers. "Yeah, I'm fine," I said quickly, tugging my frozen feet under me like a shield. "I just fell." "You must've been freezing out in that cold weather," he said, and I could see it in his face—he'd heard everything. Thankfully, he wasn't about to speak on it. Yet. "What are you doing?" I asked as he grabbed my hands, warm air blowing across them. "What the fuck? Just stop and—"

But as we breach its core, the Eden shard betrays us. **"Forgive me,"** it whispers before merging with the Gardener's heart. The fusion erupts, hurling us back. The Gardener's cage shatters, and what emerges is neither Seed nor shard-it's a **Leviathan**, a titan of roots and ravenous light. ***Free***, it booms. ***At last.*** The black star fleet turns its weapons toward the Wastes. --- **The War of Giants** The Leviathan doesn't fight for us. It fights for *chaos*.

The deity's aqua eyes widened as the ball made out of his own flames hit him in the chest with a deep, loud THUD. I shifted back into my human form and the vines immediately released their hold as Leviathian wheezed and struggled to catch the breath that was knocked out of him. I cupped my right hand and waved it towards me a couple of times, bringing water from nearby to put out what flames didn't dissipate on impact. Leviathan let out a few good coughs as he stood up and knocked the dirt off of his pants. "No shit. A True Born elemental, huh? You know that could have gone worse for you, right?"

“Stay here.” “Julian” “Aria, don’t argue,” I hissed, already moving toward the console, my veins iced with adrenaline. The monitor flickered alive. The outer gates. Movement. Shadowy figures too precise, too coordinated to be coincidence. And then, one of them stepped closer to the camera, just enough for the flickering floodlight to catch his mouth as it twisted into a grin. A grin I knew. Leviathan. Alive. Watching me. Watching us.

He threw down the jackhammer and called to his workers to leave. Tom blocked his path and grabbed him by the collar. "Where do you think you're going? Trying to skip out on the job? Nobody leaves until the work is done, or I'm going to make sure you pay for it badly!" The two men started shoving each other. Just then, a crisp cracking sound came through the surveillance feed. It was not loud, but it cut through the chaotic argument with piercing clarity. Everyone froze in place. The tiles in the corner suddenly shattered, and a large chunk of concrete crashed down next to Tom's feet. Next, the floor started tilting.

Leviathan let out a deep laugh as he shook his head looking to me then setting his sights on Desmond. "Well, isn't this a nice surprise." Leviathan says through gritted teeth. He claps his hands and rubs them together, like he's warming them up. "This is going to be fun." He winks his right eye before sliding into the chair next to me.

He asked. "I'm doing great Rei-kun, where did you both come from by the way?" Ahmya asked. "Oh, Zuriel-san called us in, we'll be scouting the pathways that we'll be using to infiltrate the city to make sure they're safe and find a building to be our temporary headquarters there," Reiki replied. "You two?" Mio asked, pointing at Reiki and Leala. "Yeah," Leala answered and unsheathed her sword. "He said that all of you are susceptible to anger and are impulsive so we're the better choice," she added while still studying the intricate edges of her sword.

Count Leviathan hissed at Levi who was only staring at the pentagram with empty eyes. Levi closed his eyes while he drew a deep breath. Standing up, no words were uttered as he walked towards the pentagram. Levi knew that once he entered the magic circle, there would be no turning back. I am sorry, Maleficent. Levi helplessly uttered inside his mind as he took the last step towards the circle. But the ground shaking and an unfamiliar roar shook the entire Envious Territory. Levi lost his balance and fell from the magic circle. Glasses shattered and the chandeliers fell from the ceiling when the groundbreaking roars continued to ensue. All their attention was directed towards the source of th

Chapter 75: The Leviathan’s Maw The Leviathan did not just float; it displaced the very idea of the ocean. It was a three-hundred-meter nightmare of jagged obsidian and glowing violet circuitry, a submersible designed by the Sentinels to be a mobile throne for the Hive Mind. As it crested the waves, the sheer displacement sent a thirty-foot wall of water crashing against the surrounding UN destroyers, tossing multi-ton ships like bathtub toys. "It’s not just a ship," Jade whispered, her silver wings flaring to life as she stabilized herself in the air. "It’s a living server. It’s carrying the biological essence of the thousands of 'failed' Updates. It’s a graveyard that can think."