Ryley Robinson Subnautica Novels & Stories

The high-velocity drop was a blur of dark concrete and roaring wind, lasting only seconds before the chute opened up directly over the churning, black surf of the western bay. ​SPLASH! ​The cold, salt-heavy water swallowed them instantly, breaking the momentum of their descent. Vivian surfaced immediately, her sleek, matte-black stealth suit shedding the freezing seawater flawlessly. Beside her, Julian broke the surface with a powerful stroke, his left arm keeping the old officer’s head securely above the water while his right hand adjusted his tactical gear. ​The sub-aquatic transit pod they had hidden beneath the rocky reef was pulsing with a faint, encrypted green beacon light just twenty

However, right now, he desperately wants to obey his wife's suggestions. While gunfire could be heard in all directions, he stared directly at the muzzle of the submarine roof, which was just visible on the sea surface. He wanted to run and hide to protect himself. ‘This is extremely dangerous. I still want to please my wife and see my child,’ Robin reasoned. The sound of the whistle brought Robin's daydream to an end. Rafael gestured with his hand so that they could proceed as soon as Robin saw him. “Sir, please wait here. I'll show them the way in.” Antonio knew Robin was still unwilling to leave that location.

"I understand." "Let's go." Summer opened the car door and hopped out happily. Robin followed closely behind her, scanning the surroundings cautiously. They entered the elevator. Inside, Robin immediately noticed the dazzling advertisement for Eridanus. So, that terrifying game developer was located here, too. He had seen both Henry and Luke playing After School and had secretly downloaded it himself to try. Him playing that game was the very definition of a tough guy getting scared. The elevator quickly reached the designated floor. "Summer, you're finally here!" Lionel was already waiting at the door.

"Rendezvous in sixty seconds. Get your clothes on. The Council doesn't like surprises." Abram rolled off Elara, his movements sluggish and pained. He leaned against the opposite wall, his eyes fixed on the tablet. "The virus," he wheezed. "Is it finished?" "The core is gone," Elara said, pulling her clothes back together with shaking hands. "Sloane is blind. But that just means he’s going to start swinging in the dark." The submersible breached the surface with a violent lurch. The hatch hissed open, revealing a massive, floating platform in the middle of a black, churning sea. High-intensity floodlights blinded them, the white glare reflecting off the rain-slicked deck.

"Nevan, there's nothing deeper than the Urals." "There is the Void," he said. "Thorne’s final fail-safe. A submarine docked in the subterranean river beneath the Hive. It’s built for the Arctic deep. We disappear under the ice, Ruby. No satellites. No signals. Just us." He didn't wait for my agreement. He swept me up into his arms, his hold tighter than it had ever been. He began to carry me toward the lower levels, his mind already locking down the doors behind us.

Something urges her to go all the way, and she does until she’s completely submerged. Saya squeals inside her head as they sink to the bottom, and Selene doesn’t understand why being here feels different. It’s as if she’s drunk and falling off a cliff directly into the abyss. She has no control over her body; she opens her eyes underwater and can only see the moonlight peeking proudly between the redwood leaves. She doesn’t know how much time passes, but she finally lifts her head and takes a violent breath, trying to fill her lungs with oxygen. Disoriented, she looks around, and it’s quite dark now. However, the moon is still there, shining above her.

Taking his phone out, Zivon quickly gave Ian a call… and the second the call was answered, he was quick to order, “Mystic River, fifty miles offshore. The children should be there. Oh, and you’ll need a submarine.” …A submarine? The kids were seriously in an underwater facility?! Though shocked, Ian eventually told Zivon that he would head there… and soon enough, the proper people and equipment were in place to start the investigation. With how murky the water was, only the strongest headlights could pierce through the darkness… and after diving for quite a while, they finally saw it. There truly was an underwater facility! Sadly, things were opaque from the outside, so Ian quickly reported,

The captain from the rescue center came looking for Cyrus Selden just as someone shook me awake from sleep. "Lucas! Trouble! Your brother Aidan's submarine, the Abyss Explorer, has lost contact at 35,000 feet in the Mariana Trench! There was an unidentified undersea quake—communication's completely down, and their chances of survival are… slim!" I blinked the sleep from my eyes and looked at him dully. "So?" I asked, my tone flat.

I wish I could turn the tide of time, I would go back to our first day, the very first second and I would extend the days we are going to spend here. We soon found our way out of here. It was a great temptation to be able to see Dustin cover up his cock, and wear his clothes, hold my hands and take me out. Equipped with our snorkeling gear, we join the group at the edge of a massive Submarine base. I realize just now that we aren't the only ones here, Dustin had told me this earlier, I'm glad I didn't doubt further. The water glistens under the soft lights, beckoning us to step in. Adams provides us with a safety briefing, emphasizing the importance of respecting the delicate ecosystem we ar

The water was already churning, rising through the floor-grates as the seals failed. "In! Get in!" Kazimir pushed Jun and Mina toward the narrow hatch of the Nautilus-7, a deep-sea escape vessel designed for extreme depths. Elara was the last to enter. She looked back at the corridor. Vane was there, struggling to his feet, his face twisted in a mask of pure hatred. He didn't fire his rifle. He just watched them, knowing that the Reaper sub above was now free of its clamps and would be waiting for them in the dark.