Penguin Subnautica Novels & Stories

Being here felt easy in a way most things in my life didn't lately, it was easy to lose myself in it. Just a simple afternoon at an aquarium with two children who were slowly learning to be friends. We found the penguin exhibit next and Luna practically vibrated with excitement. A keeper was doing a feeding demonstration and both girls pressed as close to the railing as they could get, watching the sleek black and white bodies dive and surface with fish in their beaks. "They mate for life," Luna declared. "And the daddies take care of the eggs while the mommies go find food." Sophie nodded thoughtfully. "That's good teamwork."

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Jodi replied. "Wow, this is so beautiful," Luna mumbled, spinning around to look at the photos that adorned the room's walls. "Did you take all these photos?" Luna asked, glancing at Jodi who nodded, while Luna examined each photo one by one. "Where did you take this penguin photo?" Luna asked, pointing to a photo showing a penguin tossing a fish it was about to eat, surrounded by snow and ice. "Antarctica," Jodi answered shortly, making Luna look at her in disbelief.

“Silver sea snakes live under caves at the middle of the pacific ocean. The hair of a legendary silver sea snake is hard to remove. It is difficult to remove it. It will surely wake the sea snake.” “Is Seareign in the Pacific ocean?” Elliot nodded. “We can take my submarine.” “Submarine? You have a submarine?” “I also have five private jets. I hardly use them. I can fly on my own. I can also breathe under water but for your sake, we’ll take the submarine. We’ll know what to do later.” “When are we going?” “Now, you didn’t look too comfortable with yesterday’s ride. We’ll take a car today.”

“Adrian, you disgust me.” He tilted his head, ran his tongue over the inside of his stinging cheek, and looked at me with cold eyes. “Cool off,” he said. “I won’t be coming home for a few days.” As I watched his back as he walked away, I let out a laugh. Right then, my phone buzzed. I glanced down at the message I’d been waiting on: “Luna, as requested, your diving gear and private sub are ready. We can depart for the Mariana Trench at any time.”

Alexa's POV I wake up early, my heart pounding with excitement. Today is our second day of tour, where we will venture into the depths of the man made ocean, to spend the rest of the day in the Submarine base. I didn't want to go inside here but then I took a second thought at what Dustin said, this would be good for me, it would be good I tried something different, which is exploring the vibrant world beneath the surface. The Galaxy hotel as part of its enhanced state has an enchanting Submarine base with both earth and Mars aquatic animals, awaits us. I can hardly contain my anticipation as I carefully pack our belongings, alongside my mate, Dustin.

"This one is farther. Half a day's sail. An old lighthouse on a rock stack. There's a boy there. Name is Finn. He's fifteen. He can breathe underwater." "Breathe underwater?" Jaden's eyes went wide. "Modified gills," Sable said. "The Council tried to make deep-sea workers. Most died. Finn survived." I looked at the sky. Clouds were gathering in the west. "We need to move fast. Storm coming." Sable nodded. She fired up the engine, and we pushed away from the black sand beach. Wren sat beside me on a wooden crate. She still didn't speak. But she was watching. Learning. Her brown eyes followed everything Sable did, everything Kai said, everything Jaden dropped in the water.

She made a silent vow: she would be even more obedient and well-behaved from now on! Michelle had promised to take Lizzy to see the penguins the next day. Sending Lizzy to watch a cartoon, Michelle began her online search for a nearby zoo. To her surprise, she quickly realized that if she wanted to see penguins, they should be heading to an aquarium rather than a zoo. Granted, some zoos might have an aquarium section with penguins, but not every zoo would have them.

"This is where the mountain bleeds into the ocean. The Aegis-men do not follow here. Too much pressure. Too much salt." They emerged into a massive, cathedral-like cavern that was half-submerged. The water here wasn't the stagnant black of the lake; it was a churning, bioluminescent green, filled with glowing plankton and the strange, sightless fish of the deep. "Look," Rhys said, pointing his tablet toward the far end of the cavern. A massive, rusted hatch was embedded in the rock—an old submarine pen from the Cold War. And tied to the rusted pier was a sleek, black silhouette that looked like a shard of glass.

"The humans of your era weren't able to access these extreme locations. Penguins are creatures of the frigid southern regions and can only be found in places like these." It was Rozi's first time seeing these animals, and she found it fascinating. She carefully observed Sky Lake, noticing that parts of the water’s surface were frozen but had been disrupted by animals, revealing flowing water underneath. The water was remarkably clear, and groups of penguins were jumping into the water one after another, creating a spectacular sight. Adrian commented, "This proves this place wasn’t reset." "You're right, but why do you think that is?"