The Lost City Of Atlantis 소설 & 이야기

They were all hesitant at first but spoon followed when they realized that they couldn’t sleep since it was too early. “There was once an old legend back in my world. We have this area called the bermuda triangle, that if you attempt to cross it by air or water, then you will vanish and find yourself in a mysterious place deep underwater. A place of science and fiction.” I started to tell them about the rumours I heard back when I was in my world. “People whose relatives vanished never heard from them ever again. They all believe that people from a place called Atlantis are taking them.” “What is...Atlantis?” Ren asks, seemingly interested.

The lady was very happy because she knew that I was planning to do something for her daughter. "One more thing, Atlantis was not even in the Atlantic Ocean," Zehel added, pulling me out of the room. "Mom, I'll feed it first," he said goodbye to Mistress Vanessa who just nodded while laughing. "How can you tell?" I will ask. "Atlantis used to be in Africa, dumb head!" Bennet tapped my forehead. Eh? Africa? "That's impossible! According to Plato, it's in the Atlantic Ocean!" Bennet's eyes rolled. "That's what he thought. The truth was... Atlantis is actually in Africa. It was out there in the desert of Sahara. Didn't you even know that the continent of Africa was once submerged in water?"

The question of why he sent for me runs nonstop in my head, the thoughts sending shivers through my body every step echoing my fears the grip on dread heavy on me. Everyone knows what happens to omegas here.The stories never ending, one more dreadful than the last. Alpha Damien breaks in the female omegas before they are mated, while the Luna punishes them afterwards for laying with her mate. It doesn’t take much to know why I’ve been summoned with the mating ceremony only a few hours away.

They must have been familiar with werewolves though because as soon as they caught our scent, they steered clear of us. I awoke early enough to see the sun rise in the distance. It is an absolutely gorgeous display of pink and orange. Hopefully, this is a sign that the day is going to go well. Once the sun is fully risen, the moon is still visible in the other side of the sky, The Moon Goddess is definitely keeping an eye on us today. That thought warms me as I begin to move around and wake the other two. "What is the game plan for today then?" Dante asks me. "Are we going to wait a while to see if he shows back up or we just going to rush in there?"

She scolds her while handing her a glass of water. "Mom, I always pray. I know there is something behind that dream. Dad was there, he wanted me to run!" she tried to explain. She knows there is something with that bad dream. She was only ten years old when her dad died. They didn't even get to see his dead body. It was not only him who died that night. A lot of the villagers vanished as if they have been abducted by some extraterrestrial. Some men and women and even boys in their twenties. It was too questionable for her how they died. Until now that she's seventeen there is no trace of their death. Some are saying they have been killed by werewolves, like what the hell? Is this some kind o

“That is not confidence.” “It is honesty.” The upper towers broke through the ocean surface. Sunlight poured down. The city forced the sea apart in a massive ring. Our chamber burst into open air. Waves exploded across Silvercrest Bay. Glass shattered in the coastal skyscrapers. Sirens began screaming throughout the city. Cars stopped along the cliff roads as people climbed out and stared. The forgotten kingdom continued rising. Palace walls emerged first, covered in coral and glowing symbols. Bridges stretched toward the coast. Water streamed from marble towers.

Serene froze, the memory resurfacing with stark clarity. Back then, they had made a game of it. She and her friends tied the ring securely to a fishing line and cast it into the sea, promising that whoever brought a date willing to retrieve it would win the prime piece of land in the city’s north end. Despite their teasing, no one dared jump into the icy waters—except Allen. With a calm expression, he asked the group if the bet was genuine. After receiving confirmation and a signed deed, he leapt into the waves without hesitation.

Familiar names like Phoenix, Sacramento, Moon River City, Crescent City, Boston and others appear on the headers, each page showing a detailed aerial view of the outlined cities and areas. “This is the Grand Atlas of Realities,” Araminta explains, flipping through the pages. It isn’t a thick book, but as she flips the pages new ones glow into existence as old ones vanish, making the enchanted tome seem never ending. “This book contains details of every major city, town, and territory in the world. These pages,” she flips one of the thin sheets of vellum over the top of the page named Crescent City, “show the human settlements.” As she presses the page flat, the two worlds overlap. The human

I continued staring at her with a dubious expression. “But now, we have bigger problems. The Titans in hiding are planning a war on Olympians, and they are trying to release Cronus from Tartarus. If that happens, everything we Olympians built will be lost! And the entire race of humans you seem to love would also be eradicated simply because they worship us!” she said with urgency. I didn’t comprehend anything she said, and it all felt like gibberish to me. I kept a blank expression on my face as I stared at her.

Kael looked out the window, toward the dark, jagged peaks of the Northern Mountains. “The Moonstone,” he said. “The Lost Gem of the Ancients.” He turned back to her. The grief was gone. The Alpha was back. “It’s a myth. A legend lost for three hundred years. But it’s the only thing strong enough to ground a White Wolf.” Kael wiped the blood from Leo’s lip with his thumb. “Pack your gear, Phoenix. We aren’t hiding anymore.” He stood up, gold eyes blazing with a desperate, terrifying resolve. “We’re going to find the lost city. And God help anyone who stands in our way.”