Tsunami
Author: Cedar Karamy
last update2026-08-05 12:18:35

​In the afternoon, Azure Bay appeared entirely transformed.

​Arven stood at the water's edge, gazing out across the vast expanse of the sea. Ordinarily, gentle waves rolled effortlessly toward the shore, depositing soft white foam upon the golden sands. Seabirds soared across the azure skyscape, diving periodically to claim glinting fish beneath the sunlit surface.

​Yet on this morn, all was still. The ocean lay silent—a stillness far too heavy to be natural.

​Arven furrowed his brow. As he sca
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