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What Lies Beneath the Sea

It told me once that it came from the distant void of space where stars lived and die but now, it found itself slumbering within the depths of earth's ocean, a being once worshipped by elder gods now better left forgotten. Teetering on the verge of waking but not quite, not yet... something that has fallen but never dies continues to wait till the oceans run dry so it may rise once more, till the sun extinguishes itself and all life ceases to exist in this world. It dreams of horrible, hopeful dreams. For this is the way of things beyond life on earth that should have died but failed to stay dead. For as long they still retain their will to exist, to live and still have bodies–however scattered, buried or broken–they would still remain in this world. …Until even death may die. What Lies Beneath the Sea is created by Ataraxia, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Ataraxia · Horror
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51 Chs

Chapter 19: What has sunk shall rise again (part 2)

Huh, now that I think about it, there's even a possibility that he could have been still alive when he was thrown like live bait to the sea.

I shuddered at the thought.

Well, fuck.

What a terrible way to go.

"Well, well, well," Wallace drawled, slinging an arm over my shoulder like a freaking jack-in-the-box, "Look what the tide brought in. So the little saint finally comes to the good ole seaside!"

"Shouldn't you be working?" I muttered, dryly.

"And shouldn't you be getting hitched or something?" he retorted, before looking around, almost a bit incredulous, "Wait. Did you seriously brought future Mrs. Saint out here too?!"

Internally, I groaned.

Seriously, fuck that nickname.

"No, just me," I grumbled, shrugging off his arm.

Like hell I'm bringing in Pearl to see this.

"Then why the hell are you in here? Dude, no offense, but seriously, stay out of the line. You're not supposed to be inside the yellow line, you know. Those are like, meant to keep you out."

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