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In a world where the stories of magic and myth are ever-shifting, young explorers seek a mysterious and ancient fountain rumored to grant eternal life-but at a devastating cost. Following the sudden disappearance of her father, a young girl is thrust into a harsh orphanage, haunted by the hope of finding his lost parent. On the other side of her world, with a friend at his side, he embarks on a perilous journey beneath the sea's surface, where the dead are restless, and magic isn't the charming fairytale he'd imagined. Meanwhile, ancient spirits and power-hungry forces plot to bend reality to their will, and one dangerous, manipulative entity, Verity, seeks her own freedom and power, uncaring of the lives left in her wake. As darkness creeps closer, secrets unravel, leading to a choice between love and power, humanity and immortality. Will they save each other or be consumed by the Magiks they've dared to challenge?

Miles beneath the ocean, a battle will rage over what matters most. Ranked as high as 185 in #FlashFiction | Honorable Mention for Challenge #3 of the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge | The assignment was Action/Adventure (genre), The Middle Of An Ocean (location), and A Gavel (object to include). All stories for this competition are required to be 1,000 words or less and the competition began with more than 3,000 worldwide competitors. For more information on the NYC Midnight writing contests, visit http://www.nycmidnight.com. To view ranking, visit http://www.nycmidnight.com/Competitions/FFC/2ndRound2018_Ch3_results.htm.

Chapter 1: The Descent The ocean was calm that morning, almost too calm. Inside the sleek submersible named Titan, five passengers sat strapped in, hearts filled with excitement. Among them was Dr. Elena Ross, a marine scientist with dreams of seeing the Titanic wreck with her own eyes. This was a once-in-a-lifetime journey. Or so she thought. As the vessel began its slow dive into the darkness, nerves started to settle in. The light above faded, replaced by the cold, silent black of the deep. Captain Graham adjusted the controls. "Depth: 2,000 meters," he said. They were halfway there. Chapter 2: Signals and Silence Just as they approached 3,500 meters, the signal flickered. The crew exchanged looks. "It's probably just interference," said Marcus, the engineer, brushing it off. But Elena wasn't so sure. Her instincts screamed something was wrong. Then came the tremor. Chapter 3: The Pressure Builds Suddenly, a loud crack echoed through the vessel. Emergency lights flashed. Communications were down. Panic spread as the walls creaked under pressure. The Titan was no longer just a sub-it was now a trap. They had 8 hours of oxygen. And no way to call for help. Follow to read more chapters about bravery, fear, and the human spirit in the face of the deep unknown. Inspired by true events.