Subnautica Below Zero Robin X Alan Novels & Stories

“Sights drop below twenty Meters. Toxicity of water outside the cabin is at critical values. The Chitin planting of the abyssals already begins to etched off easily. We have three hours before the secret has been frozen.’ “We don’t need three hours,” said Kael. “Set us directly on the generators from, Jada.” I pushed the control cross forward. The turbines hummed deep. The Darkness Before we seemed impenetrable, a heavy, pressing weight. Suddenly the sonar alarm of the steel lungs shrilled. The bright red light of

"Status report." "Everything is green on my end, sir," Marcus’s voice crackled through. "But Dr. Elena is in the sub-basement. She’s been there for six hours. She said she found a 'stowaway' in the code." The Sub-Basement: Level Zero The air in the sub-basement was chilled to exactly 16°C to protect the massive banks of quantum processors. Elena Sterling was hunched over a holographic terminal, her face pale in the blue light of the scrolling data.

“Return to Blackvale. Your presence is required at the Luna ceremony… my Beloved mate—A.V. Alpha Caden. Varkas. That name sent a chill down me. Everyone in the rogue land whispered about him. He was ruthless, commanding. Cold. The kind of Alpha who didn’t tolerate weakness. But my wolf…she didn’t care. She stirred the moment I saw his name on that note, as if his very existence called to her. “You’re meant to be with him,” she whispered. The moment the bond had snapped into place on the morning of my eighteenth birthday.

They all took seats and stared into the water in suspenseful silence. Paul, Nate, and Greg knew that the sister of their future Luna is in danger, Mindy's brother was down there looking for his mate, Caden and Maya felt responsible as hosts, and Axel and Tyler joined the overall solemn atmosphere. Tony put his arms around Kalina from the back, and she leaned over the edge, hoping to see something. Anything. Every second was agonizingly long. … The moment Talia and Drake went underwater, Drake put Talia's hands on his shoulders, and she responded with a nod, silently telling him that she won't let go.

“Alpha, what did you find?” Brian asked as he reached the clearing, his voice laced with urgency. Knox turned his head slowly, his expression unreadable. His piercing green eyes landed on his Beta, who stood panting beside John—the Gamma—both of them in their shifted, naked human forms. The smell of sweat, blood, and wolf fur clung to the air. “I clearly told you to come alone, didn’t I?” Knox said, his voice dangerously low.

Julian muttered, but I silenced him with a sharp look. “Did she just call him Alpha?” Rose whispered behind me. “Stop,” Robin croaked, and the girl instantly released him. “I’m fine,” he told her though he looked anything but. “You look far from fine,” a man with sharp green eyes said, stepping forward. “I’m fine, Zane,” Robin insisted, though he nearly doubled over. “Who are they?” Zane’s gaze flicked toward me. “Before introductions,” I cut in, my voice sharp, “Robin needs treatment.”

“Noted.” He handed me a headset. “You’ll hear everything. But you stay here.” I slid it on. “We’ll see.” James didn’t argue. He was smart like that. He pointed at one of the screens. “That’s the outpost. CAVERN ZERO. You won’t find it on any map, but it’s there. Fifty meters under a dead zone in the North Sea. No satellite access, no thermal signatures. A ghost base.” “And the plan?” “Two jumps. One here—” he tapped a dark cluster of coordinates, “—a decoy insertion to draw fire. Ethan’s going in through a breach tunnel laid back in 2017, under a NATO disarmament operation.”

Trees parted for a small clearing where the entrance was disguised as a collapsed communications array. “We go in quiet,” Damien said, loading his sidearm. “Null, you and Elias disable external surveillance and open the sublevels. Aurora and I will retrieve the girl.” Inside the Sanctum facility, silence reigned. The air was sterile, humming faintly with a low electric drone. The floors gleamed. The walls shimmered with embedded circuitry that pulsed like veins. They moved in pairs. Elias and Null diverged toward the control tower, while Damien and Aurora crept deeper into the core facility—guided by the feed Null had spliced into his HUD.

His size alone indicated he was anyway. ‘Luna,’ Voss greeted. ‘The witch is inside. She cannot escape.’ Alpine scaled the rocks around the pool of water below the waterfall, stopping once Rowan appeared to the side. He stroked the fur on her side before leading a smaller team of the pack members inside the small cave beneath the waterfall. Alicia followed his commands, remaining behind as the others tactically attacked the cornered witch.

Robin stopped and said I should get into my disguise before the securities see me. I used my powers to change my facial features and make myself smaller. Anabelle didn't need any change since nobody knew her. We continued walking inside. We had only gotten about ten steps in when someone yelled Halt! We stopped and waited. "Who are you and why are you here?, the sentry said. Robin answered, "I am Robin, this is Anabelle and Mary. I am a member of this pack that went on a search for the cure to Alpha Khal sickness. I have brought a well-versed potion maker with me."