Sea-Wall Corsairs of Varna
by Hector Slade
Across the flooded expanses of the Mar-Pannonian Shelf, civilization survives only behind colossal, automated thousand-foot storm-gates holding back the relentless tides. When an autonomous deep-sea drone-submarine armed with tectonic torpedoes slips its leash and targets the continental defense network, rogue hydro-glider captain Boróka Nyáry sets out to intercept its telemetry before the flood-barriers fall. Armed with rare acoustic-synaptic vocal cords that can shatter bulkheads with sub-audible resonance, Boróka is used to living on speed, illicit salvage, and stolen seconds. But standing directly in her wake is Storm-Warden Vencel Csortos, an unyielding naval officer whose telekinetic density barriers make him an immovable wall—and whose iron devotion to maritime protocol means he sounds starboard horn blasts even while ramming pirate hulls. With three coastal federations on the brink of total resource war and the seawall countdown rapidly running out, two mortal enemies must survive churning spillways, sonic crossfire, and an involuntary alliance to hunt down an invisible leviathan before the ocean swallows what little dry ground remains.
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