



The Ocean on his Sholders
William Sinclair is an architecture student from New York who decides to follow his father's trail towards the Middle Atlantic, and with it, ends up finding hell at sea.
Synopsis
Written by
View profileOlá, sobreviventes. Não tem muito do que vocês precisem saber sobre mim, mas podem me chamar de Sol, ou Solace, dá...
Recommendations
0Be the first to recommend this story to other readers!
I - Herdei uma canoa furada
II - Algo além do Mar
III - Uma Mudança Genética para o Jantar
No characters registered for this story.
Story Statistics
Technical Details & Updates
First Published
10 de junho de 2014
Last Updated
6 de julho de 2014
Editorial Status
In Progress
Language
Português (Brasil)
Reader collections featuring this story:
More like this
The world got a gigantic fissure causing parallel dimensions and alternate universes to collide and create a completely new world and send the strongest warriors of the mentioned universes; we are summoned to fight alongside our heroes for whom one day restore all worlds
After waking up strapped to a gurney in the labs of a crumbling underwater city, the only obvious certainty for Fifteen is that someone has been messing with her head, playing with her memories. Determined to escape whatever experiment she had been made a part of, her only ally is an unsympathetic and almost equally out of options doctor. But to survive Rapture's crazed populace and have a chance to return to the surface, Fifteen must accept the risk of becoming like them and making that city their own sunken grave. [Pre-Bioshock 1]
My eyes thundered, all my blood churned as Adam coursed through my veins. Mabel was proud of me, she handed me a mask with holes in the eyes and voluminous cheeks, a sarcastic smile, that rabbit had. Get out, we needed to get away from Rapture.
Eight young people are sent to the other dimension and separated. They've been trying to find each other ever since and get back home.
"I wouldn't spoil her words, I wouldn't spoil her illusion, no. Because I've already lost her in a way that wouldn't happen again, I wouldn't lose her for my past mistakes or for the events that didn't happen again. ." [...]
Before Booker Dewitt helps Elizabeth find the "ace up her sleeve" for Atlas, they make a little time travel, back to Columbia - for milliseconds - to then save Sally.






