Chapter 669 Poseidon



Fein opened his eyes and realized he was still in the depths of the ocean. He looked around and saw nothing but darkness, the only source of light coming from the flashlight attached to his diving suit. He took a deep breath, feeling the pressure of the water weighing on his body. He checked his oxygen levels and continued descending.

As he went deeper, Fein felt the pressure increase and it became harder for him to move. But he persisted, knowing that he was getting closer to his destination. Suddenly, he saw something glimmering in the distance. He swam towards it, his heart racing with anticipation.

Finally, he reached his destination. He had discovered an ancient kingdom, unlike anything he had ever seen before. The walls were covered in intricate designs and there were ruins of what appeared to be buildings and temples. Fein's eyes widened in amazement as he swam around the ruins.

"This is incredible," he muttered to himself. "No one has ever seen this before."

Fein began to explore the kingdom, marveling at the technology and architecture that had been lost to time. As he swam through the ruins, he noticed something strange. The ruins were completely empty. There was no sign of any life, no indication of what might have happened to the inhabitants.

Fein continued to explore, taking note of the different structures and objects he found. He swam through what appeared to be a marketplace, with stalls selling various items. He saw statues of deities and ornate jewelry, all preserved in the water.

ραпdα---nᴏνa| сom As he explored further, Fein began to realize the significance of his discovery. This could change everything. He could bring back knowledge that had been lost to time, and perhaps even shed light on the mysteries of the past.

Fein couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder at the discovery he had made. It was like stepping back in time and witnessing history firsthand. He swam around for hours, taking in every detail.

He swam closer to one of the structures and reached out to touch the smooth surface of the marble. It was cold to the touch, and he could feel the weight of the water bearing down on him more and more. But he didn't want to leave this place just yet. He wanted to explore and learn more about this forgotten kingdom.

As he swam deeper into the ruins, he began to notice more details. Some of the buildings appeared to have been toppled over, as if in the midst of a great battle. There were signs of destruction and decay all around him, but he couldn't make sense of what had happened.

Fein's curiosity got the best of him, and he decided to explore one of the larger buildings. He swam through the broken entrance and found himself in a grand hall, once filled with ornate furniture and decorations. But now, it was all in ruin.

He swam to the center of the room and looked up, where he noticed a gaping hole in the ceiling. He realized that this must have been caused by something falling from above. But what could have caused such destruction in this once-beautiful place?

As he continued to explore, he found himself in what appeared to be a throne room. The throne itself was still standing, but it was covered in seaweed and barnacles. Fein couldn't help but wonder who had once sat in that throne and ruled over this kingdom.

As he swam deeper into the ruins, Fein couldn't shake the feeling that he was being watched. He kept turning around, but he couldn't see anything out of the ordinary. But the feeling persisted, and he began to feel uneasy.

Suddenly, a shadowy figure appeared before him. It was humanoid in shape, but its skin was an eerie shade of blue, and it appeared to be covered in scales. It held a trident in its hand and regarded Fein with a cold, unfeeling gaze.

Fein tried to back away, but the figure moved closer. It spoke in a language he didn't understand, but its intentions were clear: Fein was not welcome here.

"The fuck are you saying?" Fein sent a message using his telepathy to the creature in front of him that looks like Aquaman of DC.

As Fein approached the man with the trident, he noticed a glimmer in the man's eyes. Fein tried to speak, but he found that his voice didn't carry underwater. Then, to his surprise, the man replied directly into his mind. "Greetings, traveler. I am Poseidon, king of this ancient kingdom. Please don't curse like that."

Fein was momentarily taken aback, but he quickly regained his composure. "Hello, Poseidon. I'm Fein, and I come from the surface world. I apologized for being rude."

Poseidon nodded. "I can sense your curiosity. You wish to learn more about our civilization."

Fein nodded eagerly. "Yes, please. I've never seen anything like this before."

Poseidon's eyes glittered as he began to speak. "Our kingdom was once the most advanced in the world. We possessed knowledge and technology that the surface world could only dream of. But then the Titans came."

Fein raised an eyebrow. "Titans? The first creatures along with gods and devils?"

Poseidon nodded gravely. "Indeed. They were ancient beings, as old as time itself. They sought to destroy all that we had built. We fought them for years, but in the end, we were defeated."

Fein could sense the sadness and regret in Poseidon's voice. "What happened then?"

Poseidon sighed. "The Titans wiped out most of our civilization. Those of us who survived were forced to flee and hide. We've been living in secret ever since."

Fein felt a pang of sympathy for Poseidon and his people. "That's terrible. But why did the Titans attack you in the first place?"

Poseidon's eyes flashed with anger. "They were jealous of our power and knowledge. They wanted to destroy us so that they could rule the world unchallenged."

Fein nodded thoughtfully. "I see. But if your kingdom was so powerful, why didn't you just defeat the Titans?"