The Wrath Of The Seas の小説・ストーリー

A year later, I stood on the deck of the nation's newest nuclear-powered deep-sea submersible, the Dragon, in my crisp uniform. Facing the rising sun and the salty ocean breeze, I touched the Medal of Distinguished Service on my chest and gazed out toward the vast blue depths with unwavering determination.

Nicole’s forehead pounded against the floor with heavy, rhythmic thuds as she pleaded for my mercy. Soon, a raw, bloody gash appeared on her brow, blending with the infected wounds on her cheeks. Her entire face had become a grotesque mess—swollen, weeping, and barely human. Leon watched her grovel, and something in him finally broke. The last shred of his pride crumbled away.

There was no explosion and no roar, but the space around them began to warp and bend quietly. The wrath wrapped around Sylas churned into a frenzy and rolled toward Landon like waves. The air shrieked and crackled under the weight of it as it passed. Stone beneath their feet crumbled to powder in an instant, and even the glowing seal runes floating in the air dimmed slightly under the force. That was the accumulation of ages upon ages of malice, vengefulness, wrath, and obsession. It was a horrifying force dense enough to destroy the souls of most living things. It surged forward like a tidal wave rising from the deepest abyss, intent on swallowing Landon whole.

The sin of Wrath. The Wratharis kingdom was both large and rich in resources. Its position close to the sea made it a kingdom that mainly relied on ship transport and seafood. They were the greatest exporters of seafood in the world. It was without a doubt the second richest kingdom after Slothstein. "Miko-Sama! Miko-Sama! This is incredible! I just received incredible news!" In the hall of an old temple, a young girl wearing a white and red Miko clothes was running with an expression of shock on her face.

We squeeze our hands together as we walked inside. The darkened room was filled with purple and blue lights, and a round table sat in the middle. Loki and I huddled near the clinking shells of the doorway way as Silas put his hands on the table. “Poseidon cannot control the seas as well when he is out of his element. If there is a raging storm on the surface causing the forceful waves, it is being created by something else.”

​The dark ocean didn't care about human grievances; it only recognized force. ​When the first violent wave struck the starboard hull of the Vesper Sovereign, the massive mega-yacht shuddered from bow to stern. Deep within the master stateroom, the sound was like a cannon shot—a sickening, metallic groan of titanium and reinforced steel fighting against the rising fury of the Atlantic. ​Lily’s eyes snapped open.

Even all the disasters that he had stopped since he knew Vathar, combined, could not amount to this one and he didn't know the cause. He stretched his hands toward the heavens, eyes glowing light blue with power as he tried to control the waves, tried to send them back but it wasn’t working. Hurricanes kept forming, each one more furious than the last, feeding the tsunami with winds that defied logic. Houses were being destroyed. People were dying and Eron began to panic.

“Why do you have to be like this all the time, Enyo?” Enyo, female goddess of war; interesting. A bitter laugh comes from her, while the other wolves in the party step back as my little wolf’s aura explodes from her and I watch as even the one who is meant to be Alpha flinches, she turns to face him “Fuck you, Dylan” And then she shifts, her eyes locked onto me; Shit did she know I was here? Then she turns and takes off, she is fast and suddenly I feel empty.

Before she could utter a word… The city lights all went out, the power cut off. The sound of the wind and the storm raged through the city, the waves of the sea swelling as if to strike the entire city in fury over Naomi’s betrayal. Just as the sea had witnessed the beginning of their love, its wrath now bore witness to its end.

Desperation drove me toward higher ground, clinging to the faint hope of rescue. However, luck wasn’t on my side. Out of nowhere, a massive wave slammed into me, sweeping me off my feet. I crashed into the sea, the icy water flooding my mouth and throat with its salty sting, leaving me gasping for breath. “Don’t freak out. Just stay calm...” I repeated to myself, clawing for control. I tried to swim away from the jagged rocks, but my belly slammed into one, its sharp edge slicing through me like a knife.