Leviathan's Breath Catalyst 소설 & 이야기

The reason he was feared is only because you could not get closer to him unless he emerged out of the safety of the water. The path starts to clear out, leading to a wide concave bottom where I see the great demon prince of envy sleeping. Leviathan is a serpentine like monster with thick, rock-like scales. Around his neck are six tentacle like arms with pointed tips that move like they have their own free will. He is smaller compared to him in the future, which I consider a good sign. I waited until my adaptability powers were working to heal the burning sensation on my body, especially my eyes, before swimming down and drawing my dagger from the shadows. Leviathan is crying in his sleep, wh

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."

My mouth just went agape as my heart kept on throbbing so fast. Bright golden rays of lights escaped from the small spaces of Leviathan’s hands and a loud explosion followed, giving Leviathan severe burns on his hands up to his arms. “An envious heart will never be satisfied. Envy will take you nothing but your own demise, Leviathan.” “Enough of your babblings. I’ll definitely get everything I want, goddess or lowly saint mage or whoever residing in that body,” Leviathan replied and he seemed pissed off now. I saw a short curve on Suzaine’s lips.

His dark-gold pupils still churned with unquenched madness, locked onto her legs. Before Vivienne could speak— CRACKLE. The console screen flared to life. It auto-connected to a deep-core probe in the ruins of Eden. A cylindrical nutrient chamber made of colossal white bone appeared on screen. Inside, glowing green fluid swirled. A living heart floated within—perfect muscle structure, still beating. Thump. Thump. The rhythm transmitted through the speakers. It matched, with absolute precision, the missing segment deep inside Vivienne’s genetic code. [The Twin Tyrant Protocol has fully taken over the Leviathan.]

The two battled for a couple of seconds, before the Triple Element Breath Attack was absorbed into the veil under the dumbfounded expressions of the Slender Cat and the White Fox. Mane grinned fiendishly as the Triple Element Breath Attack was rapidly reproduced in the veil and returned to its owner with the same blinding speed with which it arrived. “He can actually use that?” the Human Spiritualist was slightly surprised by the events that were unfolding before her very eyes. As a Spiritualist she understood better than the two battle beasts what had happened, and the difficulty of the skill Mane had exploited. There were many Leases, and each had a different level of strength. There were

vibrating in his chest like a warning bell. ​"There is no cure in the vats!" Leo’s voice boomed, amplified by the Spire’s own audio-grid. "The Directorate is lying to you! The 'Catalyst' is a leash! If you take their serum, you belong to them again! Everything we fought for, the Republic, the freedom, it vanishes!" ​"FREEDOM DOESN'T STOP THE COUGHING!" the miner roared, lunging at Leo with an iron-gauntlet.

The silver chain on my hip—the broken links of Kael’s physical curse—suddenly ignited. “Aria... the... power... grid...” Kael’s voice. It wasn't a whisper. It was a command line vibrating through the metal. “I... am... in... the... ventilation... logic... I... have... found... the... primary... capacitor... they... are... using... Leo’s... heartbeat... to... scrub... the... CO2...”

I stayed there frozen on my seat, unable to move an inch. “Breather in and breathe out. Breathe in and then breathe out….” I kept chanting those continuously until I could finally calm my nerves. “You can do this, Aiv! You’re a strong girl.” I mentally prepared myself and slowly turned my head to see the “person” staring right through the window at me with its dark ashy green eyes. I felt a chill run down my spine. It was like someone had poured icy cold water on my naked body in winter. Our eyes locked for a second,but before I could come back to my consciousness, he disappeared.

The void had noticed the spike in our resonance, and it was moving in to finish the job the leviathan had started. ​"We have company," Killian warned, pointing at the sky. "The grey haze is closing the circle." ​"Harl, the primary pumps!" I commanded. "We aren't just going to sit here. If this creature wants resonance, we’ll give it enough to fuel a jump. We’re taking the whole ecosystem with us!" ​"You want to launch the leviathan?" Harl asked, a mad grin spreading across his soot-stained face. "It’s bigger than the mountain, Elara!"

I was thrown onto my back, sliding across the wet cobblestones, my heavy coat shielding my skin from the scalding mist. Beside the steam grate, Elara held her ground. Her boots were braced, her dark hair plastered to her face by the sheer humidity. The iron staff in her hands was glowing a dangerous, brilliant white, acting as the conduit between the city's magma anchor and the submerged seawall. Out in the bay, the Leviathan was trapped in the cauldron. The creature was built to withstand the crushing, absolute zero pressure of the deep ocean trenches. It was entirely unprepared for a localized, two-hundred-degree thermal detonation.