Starbound How To Breathe Underwater Novels & Stories

Madison beamed. “I’m not just saying that, Madison; it’s the truth,” I stated. “You’re perfect just the way you are.” Madison blushed. “I think I’m ready to try now.” “Awesome,” I said and helped her get her mask on. “So, your mask is full face, so just breathe normally. You also have what’s called a check valve, so water won’t flow into your breathing tube if you go underwater,” I explained. “If you get nervous, just tap me on the shoulder. I will hold your hand otherwise.”

"Hurry up." This time the voice was evident; Hana was sure she could not mishear herself. Someone was trying to tell her to go down the river. Hana slowly walked down. The water slowly flooded to her waist level, and Hana stopped to feel something different. Although the surface below is uneven, Hana can still walk comfortably. Hana shrugged her legs, so her body was completely submerged in the water. Hana's legs thrashed, constantly wanting to use the thrust for swimming downwards, tiny bubbles escaping from Hana's nose and dissipating. Hana exclaimed happily, "I can breathe underwater."

Because they couldn't speak, he didn't know what was wrong with her. Anne's expression changed, and she feebly pointed at the diving gear behind her. Justin immediately realized that there was something wrong with her diving gear! It seemed that she was out of breath! What should he do? They were at the bottom of the shallow sea! Seeing her slowly closing her eyes, Justin felt a deep sense of fear! There was no time to think about it. Justin took off his oxygen mask and put it on Anne's face. The water pressure at the bottom of the sea was high. Justin lost his oxygen and couldn't hold on. Anne recovered a little after taking oxygen.

Killian said, his claws extending as he kicked open the emergency hatch. ​The pressure didn't crush us. I had expanded the silver resonance into a bubble that extended ten feet around the pod, creating a localized zone of equilibrium that defied the depth. We stepped out onto the seabed, our boots sinking into the ancient mud. The water around us was black and oily, shimmering with the toxic chemicals Thorne had released. The Guest was groaning, a subterranean sound that vibrated through my bones, a plea for help from the very foundation of life.

“Before we split, let me give you something. Just in case you end up underwater longer than planned.” “What are you..?” He placed his hand over my chest, and warmth surged through my lungs. I gasped, stumbling back as the spell burned cold and hot at once. “There,” Charlie said. “You’ve got about an hour of underwater breathing now. Don’t waste it.” I blinked. “You could’ve warned me first.” “Where’s the fun in that?” he grinned. I exhaled, already feeling a strange shift in my chest, like my lungs had become something else entirely. Lighter. Stronger.

the ocean. "Jade, the pressure at 20,000 feet will crush that hull if your shielding flickers for even a microsecond," Aris Thorne’s voice crackled through the comms. "Then I won't let it flicker," Jade replied. Her voice was no longer human; it was a rhythmic pulse of code. She wasn't just piloting the sub. She was singing to the water molecules, using her Update frequency to create a localized cavitation bubble. The water around the sub didn't resist; it parted, allowing the craft to fall through the abyss at terminal velocity.

-VALEN'S POV- Paddling down the cold salty brine as it engulfed me, I continued into the deep as the blue darkened. The yellow light which had previously vanished, sprung again as a guiding lane to the bottom of the ocean. Using my powers, I formed an invisible air bubble to divide me from the embracing water’s crushing currents. Although my clothes were already soaked, I determined this was the solution to get to the ocean floor without breathing complications. I glided moderately as I made the descent.

Is this just a waste of time? I see the landmark of a small rock sticking out of the water and know it is time to dive into the water. If I weren’t in such a rush, I would take time to enjoy my swim, but not today. As I swim through the opening, I realize that I will need to find a spell that will allow Tru to breathe underwater or hold her breath longer.

Why didn't I feel the suffocation this time? “You’re neither dead nor dreaming.” Sebastian laughed as he took my hand and started walking forward. The temperature down here was warmish at least. “Oh, so we just magically started breathing, talking even underwater?” I asked. Why did I have to be stuck with him and why underwater! My mind could have at least been a bit more creative with this dream. “No the serum I injected you with has given you the ability to breathe underwater, in empty space and in Dolhq atmosphere.” He replied.

Luna Belle Fernandez POV Just one more minute. I let a little air from my lungs and sink deeper into the cool water. The salt no longer burns my open eyes. A wedge of sun rays pierces the surface and fans out to the bottom. Bubbles catch the light. Like tiny beads of fragile glass, they stick to my arms and legs. Life under the water is muted, the sounds dispersed. The rhythmic ebb and flow of the break is a distant lullaby. The tide gently rocks me to that beat. Forward and backward. Push and pull.