Oblivion Water Breathing Novels & Stories

Muscles with various details and healthy, all in all, almost unmissable. Svanna pursed her lips tightly. It was quite a jolt to find Nightroe immediately surfacing. The man had indeed dived for too long. However, she must not forget that he was not a sentient being. The ability to hold one's breath, like in the scene just now, was only part of the special form trained. Suddenly, various pieces of information formed many clues in Svanna's mind. They would definitely not be saved if they stayed in the water for too long. It would be a good idea if there was an attempt to no longer get involved with Nightroe.

I could feel my strength ebbing away, my limbs growing heavier with each passing second. My lungs burned, a fiery ache that spread through my chest. I knew I needed to breathe, but there was only water, pressing in from all sides. The instinct to inhale was overwhelming, it was an urge that I couldn’t resist. When I finally gave in, the water rushed into my lungs, cold and suffocating. It filled me, choking me from the inside out.

POV: Elena The roar of the Atlantic wasn't a sound anymore; it was a physical weight crushing the air from my lungs. The dome’s glass groaned, the fracture lines spreading like a spiderweb of frozen light. Every second, the black, freezing water hissed through the cracks, turning the recycled air into a cold, salty fog. "Elena, I can't hold the bubble and fight them!" Silas’s voice was strained, a sound of raw, physical agony. He was standing in the center of the crumbling catwalk, his arms outstretched. A swirling vortex of golden Alpha fire pushed back the water, creating a shimmering pocket of dry air, but I could see the tremors in his massive shoulders. The pressure was eating his energ

Amara’s POV The trawler’s engine cuts with a final cough at 400 meters out. I slip into the water—warm, black, silent. The rebreather tastes of rubber and calm. The pouch is sewn tight against my chest—lead-lined, heartbeat-triggered, dead-man switch synced to Elena’s tablet three thousand kilometers away. If my pulse flatlines for more than thirty seconds, the vial’s casing ignites. No recovery. No reverse-engineering. Just ash.

Elva’s eyes went wide. They stayed wide when, a few minutes later, one of the merfolk accompanying us, lifted her arms and gave an unfamiliar incantation. From her fingers, sparkles flickered. The sparks flew over all of us. I didn’t feel any different, though my skin glowed for a moment. “There,” Nicholas said. “Now we can breathe underwater.” “Really?” Elva asked in disbelief. Nicholas nodded. “I’ll show you.”

Rowan adjusts his glasses, grimoire already open to a page titled “How to Breathe Underwater Without Dying (Probably).” Rowan: “I’ve calculated a ninety-seven percent chance we find the drowned capital. And a forty-three percent chance something down there tries to marry Celeste.” Seras cracks her knuckles, armor flickering on like sunrise. Seras: “Let it try. I’ve been meaning to punch an ancient sea god.” Lucian just spreads his wings once, thunder rumbling low. Lucian: “Dragon lungs work underwater. I checked.” Nerida Vey rises through the roof like she was always part of the floor, tentacles curling with excitement.

When we were about to enter the water he ordered me to fill my lungs and hold my breath. The water felt bitter cold as we plunged into its depths. Instead of swimming to the surface, my vampire rescuers stayed below it in order to go unnoticed as we moved along with the current. As if on cue, just when I thought my lungs would explode from holding my breath for so long, Geo’s mouth forced my lips apart and he breathed for me. To my surprise, my lungs felt rejuvenated and ready to continue.

[Underwater Breathing: Allows the user to breathe under the water. [Water Ball Level 1: Generates a ball of water. Water Element. It requires 1 Origin Point. Mastery at level 10.] [Ice Spear Level 1: Create an ice spear that can be used to fight melee or to throw as a projectile. Water Element. It requires 1 Origin Point. Mastery at level 20.] Those skills seemed unattractive when compared with the Water Battle Armor. Underwater Breathing could be useful if someday Golden needed to stay underwater for a long time, but he didn't know when he would face such a situation.

Lin had that something pressing against his chest, rendering him unable to leave. " That's why you need to go. See how thing are happening in the outer world.And do come to check on me, once in awhile. " Mia tucked the Water Breather in his hands, " They whither away in about a couple of weeks. Be sure to get a fresh stock before you run out of supply. "

He coughed again “I thought Elliot Vile wasn’t afraid of anything. He smiled. “Elliot Vile fears one thing. He fears for the love of his life. “Stop the cheesy lines.” He stood up and helped her up. “How did you hold your breath for so long? “I can breathe in water. Lexa thought about it very well. “That means I can breathe under water too. Right? He drained the water in the chamber and opened the door to the main room. “You’re smarter than I thought. Come.” He held her hand and took her into the control area. “Those wild beasts did so much damage. The submarine won’t last.