Legends of the Bermuda Rift

otherworldly light emanating from the ancient city. Evelyn could feel the weight of the silence pre

with strange symbols. The closer they got, the more Evelyn's unease grew. There was a sense of power her

e tense as he navigated the Nautilus towards th

er eyes wide. "It's like the city doesn't want us her

This is the heart of it. If we're going to underst

city seemed to shift again, its energy pulsing, growing stronger as they approached the ancient str

Evelyn urged.

y, flanked by massive stone guardians that looked more like statues than real beings. The carvings

e, otherworldly beings. Some were humanoid, others were creatures Evelyn could not even begin to describe. The murals told a story-a story of b

er voice awed. "This city, the Bermuda R

amber, an altar stood, carved from what appeared to be an iridesce

said, her voice trembling.

eters from the altar. The object seemed to call to them, its glo

ed, her voice barely audible. Th

n't hesita

on the walls seemed to come alive, shifting and moving as though reacting to their prese

tered, his hands gripping the cont

eep, resonant voice echoed throu

ot meant t

from a speaker or the Nautilus's system. It was

ontinued, "for centuries. The tim

t was seeping into her bones, but she knew one thing: whatever this place was, whatever force had created A

cas repeated, panic cr

was t

lently, sending Naomi and Evelyn sprawling against the walls. The altar

Naomi screamed, her vo

eady failing. The lights flickered out

ped," Lucas

in, this time more u

will con

he temple's massive stone doors s

ere stuck. And whatever force controlled th