Novel & Cerita The Great Leviathan

The leviathans. Ancient, slumbering beings, cradled for millennia in the abyssal plains, wrapped in shadows and veils of phosphorescence. They had been his comfort as a boy: the knowledge that something older and mightier than storms slept below, guardians of balance who never rose without cause. Now they stirred. Their immense thoughts, slow as tides, once a steady presence, had become a confused symphony of unease. Their instincts—perfected over ages to follow the ocean’s rhythms—were shattering against the violent, alien intrusion.

The sound of its double screech hit us like a localized shockwave, shattering the stone lip beneath our feet and sending a fresh cascade of gravel into the black void. "It’s a hydra-born," Marcus gasped, pulling his short-blade and shielding the two battered scouts behind his mantle. "The old texts... the Council didn't create the leviathans. They just netted them!" "Keep them back toward the fissure!" Killian ordered, his voice low, gravelly, and unyielding.

"Mom, look... they're absolutely beautiful." Suddenly, the largest of the creatures broke the surface with a gentle splash. It resembled an enormous, majestic wolf made entirely of living, swirling moonlit water, its massive paws shifting like ocean currents. Its large, ancient eyes glowed with a gentle, intelligent sapphire-blue light. Instead of lunging to capsize the vessel, the magnificent leviathan slowly and reverently bowed its massive head toward Aiden, then shifted its gaze to bow deeply toward Killian and Seraphina on the upper deck.

Instinct screamed inside him. To break through. To reach her. To hold her. But another memory held him down—iron-tight. The memory of that single drop of poisoned saliva. It chained his spine in place. Self-disgust became a leash. And the beast endured the freezing storm like withdrawal pain carved into flesh. BOOM— The heartbeat of the deep-sea mother core erupted again. This time— A violent low-frequency magnetic storm. The Leviathan was hit by a catastrophic underwater vortex. Tens of thousands of tons of steel tilted violently.

I said and she nodded. "What about people?" Elias asked. "The sacrifice of people is what lead to the high power in the 1400's, but not just humans but other sections as well which would give them more power if they were used as a sacrifice" I started his eyebrows raised while he leans back. "Vampires were against the witches the most, because of their immortality most witches would use them because their power wouldn't run out which would help them sustain their power" I finished. "Well I guess you have your answer then Devina" Celeste said looking to the girl before looking back at me a little proud.

The ice freezing the lava evaporated, and the volcano spewed so much fire. “See? He heard my pleading. Call your Yerie to save you from my wrath.” Esdras challenged the king while brushing the blood on his cheek. He slowly regained balance until he could fully stand up again. Airoh thought at first that their magic caused the quake. But the entire shield they put around was broken down. They stood momentarily in awe to see a colossal creature go out from the boiling lava coming from the crater. A giant! Its entire body was made of fire. In just one motion on its hand, everyone in front of the king’s reinforcement lost their balance.