Subnautica Story Novels & Stories

MIA PoV The newest underwater base was a miracle of engineering and desperation — a vast network of interconnected domes and pressurized tunnels hidden miles beneath the Pacific. Twenty-one children had turned the once-sterile corridors into a living, breathing world of chaos and fragile hope. Theo and Elias led the older ones in games that echoed through the reinforced play caverns. The younger ones filled the nurseries with coos, cries, and the steady rhythm of monitors. Lyra, Kai, Rowan, Nova, Jax, and all the rescued and born-in-battle children brought endless motion and joy.

There were gothic cathedrals floating next to hyper-tech monorails, and ancient wooden galleons fused with the wreckage of solar-sails. "These aren't just wrecks," Kael whispered, looking out the viewport. "These are the Unfinished Stories. Every project the Architects abandoned because it was too 'Complex' or too 'Glitched'... they dumped them here, at the edge of the map." "Elara," Julian’s voice turned sharp. "There’s a life-sign. One. In the center of the wreck-pile." The First Ancestor The pack boarded a floating structure that looked like a hybrid of an ancient library and a modern data-center. Inside, the air was thick with the scent of old paper and ozone.

It was Water. The entire four-volume saga had been taking place in a Submerged Server at the bottom of a real ocean on a real Earth.

I slowly lowered my back and reached my uniform with my hands on the floor. " Your lucky master didn't kill you or take you to the Abbys." She muttered coldly. I looked up and asked her about the word Abbys. " What do you mean by Abbys?", I said. Head maid Rea took a deep breath before telling me about it. Her lips trembled as she started to let out words. " It's a curse place for failures. Most Omegas who failed the hunt were brought there and they didn't get back after their families. I heard that it's not a safe place. " She told me as her face turned white.

Gideon opened the hatch and jumped inside. Winter piloted the submarine, navigating through the eerie portal and swiftly leaving the area. Barely three minutes later, a horde of terrifying sea beasts descended, devouring the massive corpse. Some even fought fiercely over the remains. It was a stroke of luck that the sea beast's corpse had distracted them. Otherwise, Winter and Gideon might have been in real trouble. After traveling a considerable distance, Winter finally slowed the submarine down. Meanwhile, Gideon was playing with the inner core, unable to hide his joy.

It wasn't the best apology I've heard, but it was something especially from him. He walkes to my bed and sat down, his face darkening. “What I'm to tell is something I've buried deep down to myself. I've never told anyone else.” "When I was a pup," he began, his voice rough but steady, "my pack was strong. We were a family, united and proud. But one night, everything changed." His grip on my sheets tightened, and I could feel the tension coiling in his body. "The Shadow Moon pack invaded our territory. They came without warning, without mercy. They slaughtered everyone—my father, my mother, my siblings. Everyone. Me and a few others, including Trevor survived.”

"I'm sorry. I was too thoughtless and made Luna angry. Should I go apologize to her? Dissolving a mate bond isn't a small matter—Luna was just saying it in anger." Grayson took a deep breath, forcing himself to calm down, and said slowly: "Our hunting grounds and mineral veins have been taken. The other side knows our defensive arrangements and trap locations." "What do you think about this situation?"

In that moment, something unspoken passed between them—a recognition that whatever happened next, they were in it together. "Hold on," he said softly, and pressed the button. The world exploded into chaos as the submersible plunged into the dark Mediterranean waters, the cave collapsing behind them in a cascade of rock and debris. Through the churning turbulence, Sonia caught a final glimpse of the shoreline—and a lone figure watching from the cliffs above, silhouetted against the setting sun. Her mother. As the submersible stabilized and accelerated away from the destruction, Sonia felt Alex's hand find hers in the darkness of the small cabin, their fingers intertwining.

I will die an untimely death if Catania rejects me. Just then, my brother, Kai, comes to mind. I don't know how things are going to be with him in the morning. I'm gradually losing him and if I want to save him, I have to do it now. “There will be no rejection, Ander.” “What do you mean by that?” He asks, eager. “There will be no rejection because I'm not going to tell Catania I know we are mates.” “What? Nolan…” “We have to save Kai. Right now, it is important that we save him from becoming a rogue.”