Novel & Cerita Oblivion Water Breathing

​The water of the Iron Coast didn't just feel cold; it felt like liquid needles. ​Caleb didn't hesitate. He dove from the edge of the pier, his body cutting through the black surface with the silent efficiency of a hunting seal. Beneath the waves, the world was a chaotic blur of sunken obsidian blocks and churning silt. He ignored the burning in his lungs, activating his golden runes just enough to let the faint, amber glow illuminate the path ahead.

I hung suspended in the middle of the water with only myself, the red sheen of my hellblade, and Pisces’ terrifying oarfish face staring back at me. “Breathless Air” I whispered and my lungs could breathe through the water. “You finally came,” Pisces said, her velvet voice drifting through the water. So soothing it hurt. “I did,” I admitted, my voice a trembling ripple in the dark.

I laughed a bit and then looked at him. "Hold your breath," I told him and held back a laugh as I got an idea. He closed his mouth then after catching a deep breath. I purred and dove into the water, my water breathing ability kicking in as I started to count the seconds so I wouldn't drown Toma. I used my wings to get us lower in the sea quickly, showing him some of the fish before I got to fifteen and then flew up out of the water fast, expanding my wings against the sky as I lifted us out of it. He took in a deep breath, looking around at the water. "There's fish!" He told me. I laughed and looked at him.

She felt like she's falling down in a very dark pit before everything went black. Clayton knocked out of his senses when he felt the girl's breathing start to labor. He also felt her stopping from trying to struggle out of his grip. When he got a taste from the girl's neck, he lost it. Her blood was just so addicting to him and made the monster inside him lash out to get himself satiated. No... It wasn't hunger, it was addiction at it's finest. He hasn't even sucked a bite and yet here he is, wanting for more and doped with her blood. This is something new to him and overwhelming that it was his turn to panic when the girl stopped breathing.

The thousands who had flooded into the hospital were gone, leaving behind only their clothes and a faint scent of ozone. Deep beneath the hospital, in the silent, dark caverns of the aquifer, Aris Thorne stood with thousands of others. He no longer felt the need to breathe. He only felt the heavy, comforting weight of the water in his lungs, and the silent, silver pulse of the hive. They had reached the deep places. They were finally home.

Got my mate and pup out of the way in time. Tears filled her eyes as she clutched her chest. 'Oh thank Goddess! When I heard that our pack drowned yours—. But how did you… not drown?' 'Geniumoxy.' Elena appeared with Ellis at her side, his handsome, clean face still harsh with rage. 'A rare herb from the top of Blue Rock. Its roots allow the body to absorb oxygen without breathing.' Kristen turned to Blake who nodded. 'Rora got it from Beta Erasmos and told me to take it before nightfall.'

and finally, I now asked what was troubling my mind. “The truth is that my friend, we put some magic on you so that you can now breathe in the water, and you don’t even get the chance to feel it because you were asleep before, and now it’s almost time for you to run out of air, so close your eyes first and we will have to do it again on you, for we will bring you back to Princess Dralia.” My eyes widened.

I knew for sure I was going to drown if there was no flash of miracle. What was I even thinking? Swim to town… I went down again, then came up trying to keep my stride alive. Stream water was a hydro-oxygen sodium chloride. I just kept on struggling, somewhere from a distance, I could hear Papa's voice saying “Keep on struggling son, it’s not over” his comforting words trying to erase my misery. He always had words to motivate a drained spirit. I just kept on striding though I knew that it was of no use. I went deep again my eyed closed as enveloped my ears. I gasped for breadth but caught none in return, by body shivering in response to the cold water, my eyes were becoming hazy, probably d

I’ll die. No. I can’t do that. I won’t. I knee him below the belt, causing him to crumple in pain and let go of my neck. I swim forward quickly, skimming the surface of the water so I can get a much-needed gulp of air. My lungs fill, expanding like my father taught me. So, I’ll be able to stay under water even longer. Then, I dive back down. It’s a risk. If I’m down here for too long, it’ll make it easier for Tobias to kill me. He won’t have to hold me under as long if I’m already using up all my air.

Ang mga pasilyong dati ay puno ng liwanag ay balot na ngayon ng kadiliman at mga kable na tila mga bituka ng isang halimaw. ​ANG LABANAN SA ZERO-G AQUATICS ​Paglabas nila sa pod gamit ang kanilang rebreathers, sinalubong sila ng mga Aquatic Drones ng Precursors. Ang mga ito ay parang mga mekanikal na pating na naglalabas ng mga Sonic Blasts.