Starbound How To Breathe Underwater Novels & Stories

The house felt alive, breathing, every surface a lens. The pool deck was infinity-edged, heated to blood temperature, steam curling into the cold ocean air like ghosts. Underwater lights shifted from cobalt to blood-red to white in slow pulses. Damian waited in black board shorts, torso cut like marble, a remote trigger in one hand, a dive mask in the other. Seraphina floated on her back, rope replaced by a thin gold chain around her waist, the links disappearing beneath the waterline, glinting with every breath. “Get in,” Damian said, voice flat, final. “We’re doing breath-play. Submerged restraint.”

"They’ve deployed localized smoke canisters in the dry-dock sector! I can’t clear the fire line without risking a spark in the main fuel reserves!" "Then we don't use fire," I said, stepping off the divan, my voice carrying a cold, razor-sharp precision that made Caleb halt at the cabin door. My ruined tactical shirt was open, but my fingers were already steady as I snatched the secondary submachine gun from the corner locker. "Caleb, listen to me. The Stellaris has an automated carbon-dioxide suppression system in the engine compartment to handle high-velocity fuel fires. If you override the manual safety locks from the bridge, you can suffocate the compartment in ten seconds. It will blind

He just smirks at me and says, “Do you want to know another secret? I can let you breathe underwater.” “It is called the kiss of life, we can also create water bubbles around you so you can breathe but I prefer the kiss of life. We kiss the person and they can breathe underwater, it lasts for two hours,” he tells me. I smile widely and tell him, “Let us go then, what are we waiting for?”

Meadow breathed a couple of times and relaxed as Camila tried to make her rest. "Allow yourself to sink into a deep state of hypnosis," Camila said gently, and Meadow fell in quickly. "I want you to let go and give me nightshade," Camila said, and Meadow's breathing became rapid. It was an unusual response, but Camila remained calm. "Relax, there is just you and all the time you need," Camila said, and Meadow's breathing relaxed. It was clear that her subconscious was trying to hold on to control. It also meant that a form of hypnosis was already active on Meadow. Camila suspected it due to Meadow's reactions but kept it to herself. She needed to find out how many layers there were and how d

“I must confess, Mr. Roche. I might’ve left you if the Blood Eagles catch you. Or worse.” “I understand.” Zeki couldn’t afford to get recalled, knowing that he would return to Earth as an Ottoman slave. “Wait a minute, you were with me during that time I was underwater, were you?” He nodded. “I learned from a newcomer years ago that some spiders use bubbles in order to breathe underwater.” “You can do that?” I imagined him wearing a bubble helmet in his spider form as he clung to my hair while diving. It seemed amusing when I thought about it.

“When I hit the water, I’m going to send a signal through the Box. Use it to restart the engines. Get the Sky-Whale out of the trench. Take the people and go back to the Hub.” ​“And you?” Silas asked, his voice cracking. ​“I’ll find you,” I promised, though I didn’t know if it was a lie. ​I hit the manual release. ​The water didn’t crash in; it welcomed me. I was pulled out into the dark indigo deep, the pressure enveloping me like a cold embrace. I didn’t need to breathe; the turquoise light on my skin was extracting oxygen directly from the brine. ​I swam downward, a streak of iridescent light in the dark. The jellyfish-gardeners didn’t attack me; they swirled around me in a protective spi

I shake my head to try to get rid of the weird feeling but to my shock it only increases! I slightly start to panic and signal to Conor to come to me Which he does. I try to explain to him that I can't breathe properly and after some seconds he gets it and takes me up to the boat slowly so as to not get the divers sickness. But it's getting more difficult by the minute for ne to breath and i suddenly feel a darkness coming over me and i close my eyes and drift off into nothingness.... Some hours later....

Araceli – always a fiery ball of energy – gave her hope and strength. The voice called again. “As-As!” Almost there… just a little more… and they’d finally be together again. Astraea let the waters take her. Weird, she was supposed to need air – she was entirely submerged now and the surface looks so far away – and yet she could breathe normally. She closed her eyes, waiting to feel the bottom when a strange voice reached her ears. “Wake up,” it said soothingly. It was a female’s voice. “I don’t want to,” she said out of instinct, surprised that she could talk underwater.

I explain. He nods his head as he has everybody begin to look out for more clues. The four of us then walk towards the water's edge and I show Julia how to make it possible for all of us to breath underwater. She nods in understandment as I demonstrate how to do it and fashions air bubbles for herself and Kevin. I make mine and Dante's before we step into the water as one.

Ursa’s nostrils flare as she inhales sharply. “Fine,” she snaps as she flips open Atremi’s box with a startling slam and then reaches inside to pull another set of “tools” from within it. “Be ready with a rescue vessel. He might need medical attention.” Handing a set over to her mate, they place a set of fins on each ankle right before biting a shining disk between their teeth. A thick membrane billows out from the disk until it inflates into a bubble large enough to surround and seal their heads within small domes that shine with a strange iridescence in the morning sunlight.