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The Gates of Atlantis - Chapter 2

The Mermaid

2025, Daniel Bower

Fantasy

The chapter starts with Noah annoyingly waking up his friend Elias early on a Friday morning. Later, Noah visits Elias, and after a funny argument over food, they decide to call their other friends, Adam, Ghaith, and Bahr, to come over and hang out. Noah successfully gets Adam to come by tempting him with cake, then continues to tease Ghaith about his art skills, leading to more playful banter among the friends. Amidst the chaos, Elias reveals the real reason for his quietness: disturbing dreams about a mermaid, prompting Ghaith to agree to draw the mysterious figure he saw.

Elias

He seems to be the central figure and the host. He's easily annoyed, especially when woken up early, and is the target of Noah's constant teasing. He's been having disturbing dreams about a mermaid, which is a key mystery introduced in the chapter.

Noah

The energetic instigator of the group. He loves to tease, annoy, and provoke his friends, particularly Elias and Adam. He's sarcastic and playful, enjoying the chaos he creates.

Bahr

The friend who is studying to be a psychological specialist, though his behavior is anything but calm or professional in this chapter. He's boisterous, physically affectionate (jumping on them), and joins the teasing.
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The Gates of Atlantis - Chapter 2

It was around seven in the morning.

He woke up to his phone ringing and fumbled around for it until his hand found it. He grabbed it and answered, clearly annoyed.

"Seriously, man, who calls someone at seven in the morning on a Friday? What are you... you're seriously not human."

"Yeah, sorry, but I really don't know what got me up this early on a Friday... I honestly planned on sleeping until prayer," Noah said, laughing at Elias's reaction. He loved bugging him in the morning because he knew how much he loved to sleep in.

"Noah, for real, cut out your annoying crap this morning and just leave me alone, please... I just wanna get some decent sleep for once," Elias grumbled.

"Okay, okay, man... but hey... are we meeting up after prayer or what?"

"Nah, just come over to the house. Mom's already planned for you to eat with us anyway," Elias said sleepily, sitting up in bed, getting ready to go back to sleep.

"Alright, cool. I'll pray and head over. Don't you guys eat without me, alright?" Noah said, laughing and messing with him.

Elias just mumbled back and next thing he knew, he was out cold again.

"You asleep or what?" Noah said, annoyed.

But he didn't get a response from the other end, so he chuckled to himself and hung up, shaking his head like, "typical."

Now it was one in the afternoon... Noah had gone over to Elias's place as usual.

"Noah, I swear I'm gonna block you from everything for what you're doing to me!" Elias said, annoyed and agitated by what Noah was doing.

Noah just ignored him, grabbing a chicken breast and cutting it up to eat it.

"So what did I even do to you for all this? Is it wrong to wake you up so I don't suffer alone?" Noah said, laughing as he ate his food, looking at Elias who looked like he was about to jump him any second.

"You seriously have no shame, no feelings, no dignity! And if I killed you right now, I'd be totally justified!" Elias said, barely holding back his anger as he snatched the piece of chicken right out of Noah's hand.

"Hey! That's mine!" Noah yelled, looking at the chicken piece in Elias's hand.

"Nah, buddy, this is mine... and my mom cooked it... so you're lucky I'm even letting you eat," Elias said, eating Noah's chicken.

"Fine, I'm telling your mom!" Noah said, standing up and leaving Elias to head towards his mother.

"Honestly, I was gonna give it to you, but after that, no way you're getting it, Noah," Elias said, annoyed and resentful, putting the whole piece in his mouth.

Noah gave him an annoyed look and went to complain to his mother.

"Mom, look at Elias... he took my piece of chicken and ate it... and I didn't even do anything!" Noah told Elias's mother, whining and looking at her innocently.

"Here, take this and just leave him be. I swear, I wish you two would finally grow up," Elias's mother said, giving him another piece of chicken and patting his shoulder. She still saw them as kids, unfortunately.

"Actually, I'm sensible... your son's the idiot!" Noah said, taking the piece and going back to his seat.

Elias's mom sighed, shaking her head in despair. "Lord, give me strength," she thought, then went back to what she was doing.

"You think getting another piece is gonna make me mad?" Elias said, looking at the piece in Noah's hand, annoyed.

Noah smiled, sat down, and started cutting up his chicken and eating it, saying... "Did I do anything to you now? Just chill out and let me eat, please."

Elias gave him a look of disgust and annoyance, then stayed quiet and went back to eating his own food.

They both finished eating and cleaning up after themselves, then sat down to talk.

"Hey, why don't you call the rest of the guys to come hang out... it's a day off anyway," Noah said, looking at Elias.

"Dude, Adam's probably still asleep, and the afternoon prayer is gonna be called pretty soon anyway," Elias said, lying back on the bed and stretching out.

"Call him anyway, wake him up, and mess with him, why not?" Noah said, laughing.

"Alright, you call him, and when he cusses you out, don't blame me," Elias said, laughing, pulling out his phone to scroll through Facebook.

"Okay, let's see..." Noah said, sitting up straight and calling Adam.

After a moment, the other end answered with a sleepy voice. "Hello?"

"You still sleeping?" Noah asked.

"What does it look like?" Adam said sleepily, rolling over in bed and hugging his pillow.

"Well, if it's about seeing, I can't even see you... Anyway, why don't you come over?" Noah said, messing with him.

"Come over where?"

"Come over to Elias's. We're all getting together here like usual... and besides, it's a day off."

"Can't do it... seriously, I wanna sleep."

"Dude, the afternoon prayer is gonna be called, what are you talking about?"

"So what? Just let me sleep these few minutes until the afternoon prayer, I'll wake up, pray, and come."

"Adam, get up, wash your face, and come on, man, we're waiting here."

"Okay, after the afternoon prayer, God willing."

"Mom made orange cake. If you're not here in ten minutes, you're not getting any," he said, laughing, and hung up on him.

Elias looked at him, laughing. "You tempting him with the cake?"

Noah laughed, looking back at him. "You know how much he loves it, he'll totally come for that!"

Elias laughed, shaking his head. "Okay, why don't you call our artist while you're at it?"

Noah nodded, picked up his phone again, and called their fourth friend, waiting for him to answer.

"Morning."

"You mean afternoon," Noah said, laughing.

"Doesn't matter if it's morning or afternoon, what do you want?" Ghaith said, laughing.

"Draw me," Noah said, smiling.

"Dude, every time you see my face you tell me to draw you... Geez, man, give me a break... Seriously, I don't need this!" Ghaith said, annoyed and agitated.

Noah laughed. "What's up, why are you so annoyed? So what exactly are you learning in Art Education?"

"Drawing and art and stuff like that... What else would I be learning?" Ghaith answered simply.

"Okay, so why won't you draw me then?"

"Dude, get it... Drawing is art, right? So if I see something that really grabs me and pulls me in... and it's something really beautiful, something that just draws me in, then I'll draw it... But you're gross, why would you draw anyone in... That's not even a look."

"What??... So I'm gross?? Okay, I swear, I'll show you... Just come over to Elias's... Just let me see your face, and I'll show you who's gross, you gross dude." Noah said, biting his lip, barely holding back his angry resentment.

Ghaith laughed, shaking his head. "Alright," he said and hung up on him.

Noah looked at the phone, annoyed, and tossed it aside, saying... "He called me gross? He said gross? I'm gross??? Oh, I'm totally gonna get him back for that."

Elias laughed, looking at him. "What happened?"

"The gross dude won't draw me... Yeah, he said I'm gross," Noah said, annoyed.

Elias burst out laughing, so Noah gave him a look of disgust and grabbed a pillow to hit him with, while Elias blocked the hits, laughing.

"Okay, okay, cut it out!" he shouted, laughing, pushing Noah away.

"You're such a pain in the butt!" Elias said, laughing and looking at him with disgust.

Noah looked back, equally disgusted, and threw the pillow at his face before sitting down on the bed next to him.

Elias laughed, grabbing the pillow and hugging it. "Call Bahr, have him come too."

"Alright, since I'm your personal operator," Noah said, annoyed, picking up his phone and calling Bahr.

After a moment, Bahr answered, "Yeah?"

"'Yeah?' What kind of answer is 'Yeah?'" Noah said sarcastically.

"Are you just gonna critique what I say? Get on with it," Bahr said, annoyed.

"Dude, why are you so impatient? You're supposed to be a shrink, right? Like, you're supposed to sit there and listen to people and their problems, and supposedly you fix 'em... not act like this."

"Honestly, I have no idea why I even went to that college, I can't even stand myself," Bahr said, annoyed.

"Tough break, man," Noah said, laughing.

Bahr sighed. "Okay, yeah, so what do you want?"

"We're waiting for you at Elias's, me and the rest of the guys. Don't be late, alright?"




"Yeah, just the drive."
"Alright, hurry up then!"
"Gotcha... I'll be flying!"
Noah laughed and hung up the phone.

Elias looked at him, laughing, and said... "Stop being such a pain, man, why are you always bugging the guys?"

"Me, man?? God forgive you," Noah said, pretending to be innocent.

"Oh, so now you're playing the innocent victim?" Elias said, shoving Noah away from him, making him fall to the floor.

"You dog," Noah said, looking at him disgusted. He grabbed him by the foot, dragging him down to the floor next to him.

Elias grabbed his back, looking at Noah disgusted, and said... "Okay, I swear, I'm gonna get you back, you dog Noah!" Elias stood up and was about to hit him until his mother's voice from outside stopped him.

"Elias, your friend's here."

"What? Did he actually fly or something?" Noah said, shocked, standing up.

"Dude, you're seriously dense, get out of my face!" Elias shoved him away, annoyed, and went to see his friend who'd arrived, and Noah followed him out too.

"See? I told you he'd come for the cake," Noah said, laughing, looking at Adam standing by the door.

Adam gave him a disgusted look, said hi to Elias's mom, and came in.

"And what's wrong with coming for the cake? I just hope it's not gone, 'cause I'll be mad."

"Too bad, I finished it," Noah said, bugging Adam, laughing.

Adam gave him a resentful look, then looked at Elias's mom, saying... "Is the cake really gone, Mom?"

Elias's mom laughed, shaking her head. "Nah, he's just messing with you. You guys sit down, I'll get you the cake."

Adam smiled and nodded, then looked at Noah sarcastically and shoved him by the shoulder before going into Elias's room to sit.

"Where are the others?" Adam said.

"On their way," Elias said, sitting down next to him on the bed.

Adam nodded.

"What kept you sleeping till the afternoon prayer?" Noah said, sitting down next to them too.

"Like usual, I stayed up late at the gym, got back at dawn, prayed, ate a little, and crashed. Woke up, prayed noon prayer, and didn't even get back to sleep, so I figured I'd just keep sleeping till the afternoon prayer, but then some annoying person called and woke me up," Adam said, looking at Noah annoyed.

Noah laughed, looking at him. "Ah well, ah well, maybe next time, God willing."

Adam sighed in despair, looking at Elias. "Why are you so quiet?"

Elias shook his head. "Nothing much, just some nightmares. Haven't been able to sleep well for a few days."

"Still having those dreams about the sea?" Noah said, looking at him.

"Yeah, they're getting more intense, man, seriously," Elias said, shaking his head in despair.

"How so?" Adam said, looking at him.

"Like, the..." His mom knocked on the door, cutting him off. She came in and put a plate of orange cake in front of them, saying... "Here's the cake! Enjoy, guys, but leave some for Ghaith and Bahr, alright?"

"First come, first serve, Mom!" Adam said, grabbing a piece of cake to eat.

Elias's mom laughed, shaking her head. "Okay, no big deal, you guys eat it. I'll just make another one for Ghaith and Bahr later."

Adam smiled, looking at her as he ate the cake. "Seriously, Mom, you have no idea how much I love you. You're the best, for real."

"All that just for cake?" Noah said, laughing, looking at him.

"Mind your own business," Adam said, annoyed.

"Go on, enjoy the food!" Elias's mother smiled and left, leaving them alone again.

Adam smiled and grabbed another piece to eat.

"Anyway, keep going, man," Noah said, looking at Elias.

"Nothing, like I told you guys before, the dream sometimes repeats and all that... But this time something weird happened," Elias said, looking confused.

"What happened?" Adam looked at him.

"I saw a girl in the dream... or actually, she was more like a mermaid, not a regular girl," Elias said, looking at them both.

"Elias, you think this is just a dream?" Noah said, trying to sound serious.

"Well, it is just a dream, so is it gonna be real or something?" Adam said sarcastically.

"Adam's right, it really is just a dream... And anyway, we all know mermaids are just a myth," Elias said, looking at them.

"Honestly, I don't know either," Noah mumbled, looking at them, shaking his head slowly.

The three of them were quiet for a moment, looking at each other, the silence broken by Adam grabbing more cake and eating it.

Elias sighed and lay down on the bed, staring at the ceiling quietly, lost in thought.

Noah looked at Adam, annoyed, and took the piece of cake from him. "Have some feelings! The guy looks depressed, and you're just stuffing your face? What the...? No empathy... seriously, not even a little?"

"Oh, like you're Mr. Sensitive when you're bugging all of us and waking us up early??" Adam said sarcastically, shoving him and taking the piece of cake.

"That's for your own good, actually... You guys have no idea how many benefits there are to waking up early," Noah said sarcastically.

"Keep it to yourself then, we don't want it," Adam said, patting Noah's leg sarcastically.

Noah gave him an annoyed look and moved his hand off his leg.

Their arguing was cut short by Ghaith and Bahr coming into the room.

"What's up?" Bahr said, laughing, and proceeded to jump on them.

Ghaith laughed and sat down on the desk chair in front of them.

Adam shoved Bahr away, annoyed. "Dude, you're seriously obnoxious, what the heck?!"

Bahr laughed hard and sat down next to them.

Noah looked at him. "You couldn't even stand yourself when you were talking to me on the phone, and now you're laughing... What's up with you?"





"Is it a crime for me to laugh now?" Bahr said, annoyed, looking at Noah.

"Nah, it's not forbidden, did I say anything?" Noah said, laughing.

"Oh, okay," Bahr laughed.

"So, how's our artist doing?" Noah said, laughing, looking at Ghaith.

"Can't stand the sight of you," Ghaith said, looking at him annoyed.

"Me, man?? Seriously, I didn't do anything to deserve all this! What's wrong with asking you to draw me, is it against the rules or something?" Noah whined, looking at him.

"Yeah, it's forbidden... drawing that gross mug is a sin... Seriously... you're gonna make me lose my religion!" Ghaith said, annoyed.

"He's totally right," Adam said, laughing.

"None of your business," Noah said, annoyed. "Ghaith, be a good sport and draw me. I'll give you twenty bucks, how 'bout it?"

"Twenty what?? The pen I'd use to draw you costs more than that on its own. Are we kidding around here?" Ghaith said, annoyed.

"Dude, whatever, I'll give you fifty then," Noah said, whining.

"I won't take less than three bills, a hundred bucks each," Ghaith said simply.

"What do you mean??" Noah said, annoyed and agitated.

"Like you heard," Ghaith said, crossing his arms and looking at him.

"Yeah, right, you can ask your mom... I don't want anything," Noah said sarcastically.

Ghaith laughed, shaking his head. "Suit yourself."

Bahr looked at Elias and nudged him in the arm, teasing him. "Thinking about your girl or something?"

Elias looked at him, straightened up, smiling quietly at the mention of her, and shook his head. "I wish, man."

"So what's up with you then?" Bahr said, taking a piece of the cake, which was the last one.

Adam looked at him, slapped his hand, and took the piece, eating it as he said, "This is mine... Mom made you another one."

Bahr looked at him in shock and disbelief, saying... "Seriously!!!! Even if it's yours, you can't just take it out of my hand!" he yelled, annoyed.

"Go get some from Mom," Adam said, eating the last piece.

"All I'm gonna say is, 'God will take care of the oppressor'... and he knows exactly who he is," Bahr said, annoyed, looking at Adam out of the corner of his eye.

Adam just shrugged, enjoying the last piece of cake.

"Ghaith," Elias said, looking at him and getting his attention.

"Yeah?" Ghaith blinked, looking at him.

"Listen, if I describe someone's features... can you draw them?"

"Well, what do you think my job is?... Of course I can."

"Okay, I'll describe someone, and you draw 'em for me, alright?"

"Alright." Ghaith nodded, grabbed the paper and pencil, and started sketching on it to get ready to draw.

"What are you gonna draw?" Adam said, standing next to them.

"The mermaid I saw," Elias said, sitting down next to Ghaith.

"A mermaid?!!" Bahr said in astonishment, going over to stand next to them too.

"When did you see a mermaid?!" Ghaith looked at him, blinking in surprise, trying to figure out what he was talking about.

The Gates of Atlantis - Fantasy Story

The Gates of Atlantis

2025, Daniel Bower

Fantasy

An archaeology student named Elias claims he lived through an unbelievable adventure. He delves into the ancient legends and modern theories surrounding the lost city of Atlantis. Presenting intriguing evidence found by scientists that suggests the city might be real. Elias promises to reveal his own extraordinary journey that defies belief. This is his attempt to convince readers of a truth stranger than any myth.

Elias

The narrator and main character. He's a simple Egyptian guy and a third-year archaeology student specializing in Roman and Greek studies. He has a simple appearance and claims to have experienced a strange, unbelievable adventure involving Atlantis.

Noah

Elias's best friend ("best buddy"). They grew up together as neighbors and are now college classmates. He's described as funny but annoying and the opposite of Elias.

Adam

Referred to as "the captain" and "the muscle man" of the group. He's characterized as having a short temper.
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The Gates of Atlantis - Fantasy Story

Howdy, dear reader! How's it goin'? Hope you're doin' good.

Our story today's gonna be a little long, so get up, grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and pay attention.

You might believe this story, or you might not. That's totally up to you.

If you believe it, well, that's great.

If not, then just take it as fiction, for fun and entertainment.

Anyway, we're just talking, right?!

My name's Elias, and I'm here to tell you the weirdest story that ever happened to me, the adventure I lived through, and the experiences I went through and learned from.

You won't even believe me yourself.

Wanna know somethin'?... Even I'm still tryin' to wrap my head around what happened, which is why I decided to talk to people about it.

'Cause what happened ain't minor... and what happened deserves for people to know about it and talk about it too.

I'm not gonna tell you it was a miracle or anything like that.

I'll tell you that what happened was something strange, and it's still something strange.

The only difference is, it's been discovered now.

Like you know... we all hear about a lot of legends... and some of them have been proven true with solid evidence... and some have remained legends as they are, and we're still lookin' for those legends and followin' 'em even now!!

But how long will this legend stay a legend without being discovered, I wonder??

Lemme tell ya somethin'... I lived an absolutely mind-blowing adventure in one of these legends, and of course, I discovered it was real!!!

Something you'd never think of... right??

Anyway... it's a legend we all know, and we've made stories, movies, kids' cartoons, and tons of stuff about it.

Plus, there's been a lot of debate about whether it's real or not... but there's no proof it is!!

But get this, folks... I'm comin' today, and I've brought the proof with me that shows it's real... whether you wanna believe it or not... like I said... it's your call.

This, my friend... is the legend of the lost Atlantis.

This city of Atlantis, where tons of stuff is said about it from everywhere and everyone... and old man Plato talked about it... and how it was real and was a city above ground and something like an earthquake happened that sank it underwater... Plus, it's said there are weird creatures there, they're not human, and they're not fish... and they have technology way more advanced than ours.

The legend everyone loves, but just 'cause it's a fantasy legend, not a real one!!

What happened to me is unbelievable, but lemme tell you?... I wasn't alone, which is why I'm sure I wasn't imagining things or dreaming.

'Cause if I was alone, it'd definitely be a dream or imagination or somethin'... But would a dream be shared by five people at once??? Nah, that'd be something supernatural, or maybe we were all telepathic or somethin', what's the deal?!

Come on with me, dear reader, and I'll tell you the story right from the very beginning, with all the details your heart could want.
First off, let me introduce myself so you know who's talkin'.

I'm Elias, a student at the Faculty of Archaeology at Kafr El Sheikh University.

I'm still in my third year, specializing in Roman and Greek archaeology... a real love story, of course.

And like any archaeology student, we're known for our trips, activities, and stuff like that, just like any other college major, generally.

Anyway, that's not the point.

Look, I'm not special, and I'm not gonna tell you I'm special.

I'm just a simple Egyptian guy, and my appearance is pretty simple too.

Let me make it easier for you to picture me and tell you more about myself, my friends, and my wonderful family.

Like I told you, I'm simple, even my features are simple... not super handsome, but not bad either. I have a wheat-colored complexion, honey-colored eyes, and brown, smooth, straight hair... Sorry, I'm not great at describing, unfortunately.

Then you got Noah... my best buddy, the complete opposite of me. He's funny, but super annoying. His eyes are darker than mine, and the sun's pretty much unified our skin tone... Seriously, thank God for the sun... I don't know where we'd be without it.

And then there's Adam, our captain, the muscle man... He doesn't need a description... Like they say, he's got a short fuse... Just leave him alone for now.

And there's also Bahr, our therapy guy and philosopher, the one with four eyes... I'm not making fun, okay?

And last but not least, our artist, Ghaith... who gives us a hard time just for a drawing... and artists, well, they don't need descriptions, obviously.

I'm my mom's only child... and my dad passed away, bless his soul... so my mom worries about me a bit, maybe two or three bits.

And like any Egyptian person, you'll find we have a diverse group, like my group, of course.

You'll find the smart one... and the dumb one... the fat one and the thin one... and the tall and the short, and like... I said, diverse in every way you can imagine, you'll find it with us... feels like a restaurant menu or somethin'... Anyway.

Oh, right... I forgot to mention Noah and I basically grew up together.

He's my neighbor, so we've been together since we were kids, and we decided to go to college together too.

He's a little annoying and irritating, like I said, but I love him, what can I do?... And some loves are deadly, I guess.

Of course, we'll get to know the rest in our story later.

But the important thing now is that I've gotten to know you, and you've gotten to know me, right? And now each of us knows who they're talking to.

So, come on, let me tell you what our story is about today.
Atlantis or Atlanteans, it's the same thing, obviously, it doesn't matter.

We've all heard tons of stories about this lost Atlantis.

And I think all we know about it is superficial info, and we just treat it as entertainment, and that's it.

But what if I told you that this city actually exists, and that I myself was there and went on an unbelievable adventure, something that human, or even animal, minds couldn't comprehend? What would you do?

First off, let me tell you what this Atlantis even is, where it is, what it looks like, and a little bit of info about it.

First off, where did the whole thing even begin?

To solve a problem, you gotta go to the root of the problem, and here, we gotta go to the root of the talk about Atlantis and how they said it even existed in the first place.

The beginning of the thread, right from the start, was with old man Plato.

Plato just popped up and started saying there was a city under the water, developed and with advanced technology, smart and rich people, and a long story like that, which we all know, of course.

Was Plato's talk true??

And if it wasn't true, then where did Plato even get this story from??

Lemme tell you what Plato said about it.

Plato said it was called the Land of Paradise because of how beautiful it was.

Its foundations were laid on a continent on Earth that's unknown even now.

And according to Plato's description, it's located west of the Strait of Gibraltar in the Atlantic Ocean.





He described the city as fertile land in a circular shape, surrounded by land and water.

Besides that, it was characterized by a huge area, the size of Asia and Libya combined.

It was ruled by a very advanced authority, and smart people lived there.

And according to their beliefs, its king or ruler was the sea god Poseidon, who made sure to use Atlantis to express his love and appreciation for his wife.

He built a palace for her on a hill in the middle of the city.

But then, dear reader, suddenly the people changed and started attacking and occupying the remaining continents.

They occupied North Africa and Europe.

Until they were pushed back by the residents of the Greek city of Athens at the time. Their people moved, fought back the attack, and they won.

And that's when the god Zeus got mad at the people of Atlantis, so he punished them by drowning them under the water forever.

That was Plato's take on the lost city of Atlantis and its story. Let's just pretend we believe that for now, okay?

But old man Plato also mentioned it again in one of his writings, where he said...

That around 360 years BC, there was an Atlantic continent that ruled the world and offered unparalleled global development, and that the surviving Atlanteans spread around the world and taught other civilizations from their knowledge, like the science of airplanes, submarines, and flying saucers.

Plato also mentioned that they went to Egypt and taught the Egyptians their knowledge, and that's why the Egyptian civilization came about.

That's according to Plato, not me! The Egyptian civilization has always been ancient and historical, and no one helped build it except the Egyptians themselves, who are its rightful owners... We really gotta be proud that this is our civilization and that we're a part of it.

Anyway, they also said that the gate to Atlantis is located behind the Pillars of Hercules, which are by the Strait of Gibraltar.

You'll ask me what the Pillars of Hercules are. I'll tell you they were formed because Hercules split a giant rock, leading to the formation of these pillars, according to their beliefs, of course.

Lots and lots of legends came out about this Atlantis, and so far, nothing's been proven.

Some said that Atlantis wasn't even a city; it was a whole continent that sank underground.

And some said it's actually under the Bermuda Triangle.

And some said its gate is in Antarctica.

And other people said it's just a fictional story from Plato's imagination and that it's all pointless nonsense.

So now, Elias, I'm lost and don't get anything... Is it real now, or just fantasy?

Okay, is there any proof that would even make us suspect there's a chance it exists?

I'll tell you yeah, there are six pieces of evidence that were recently discovered by specialized scientists that made us suspect the city might actually be real.

Focus up with me for a bit on what I'm gonna tell you.

The first piece of evidence was the discovery of ruins on the Spanish coast.

A British-American expedition discovered ruins in the form of large rings that strongly resemble Plato's description of the city.

The second piece of evidence we have is the discovery of a massive wall, 120 km long, deep in the Atlantic Ocean, which is said to belong to the city of Atlantis. This made scientists even more suspicious and increased the likelihood of the city's existence.

The third piece of evidence was their finding of a city of submerged stone pyramids, roughly 50,000 years old, in the Atlantic Ocean in the Bermuda Triangle area, near the Strait of Gibraltar.

The fourth piece of evidence was finding evidence between Cyprus and Syria and discovering ruins of human settlements underwater at a depth of one kilometer and 80 km near Cyprus. They suggested that the visible part of Cyprus might actually be what's left of Atlantis.

Now, the fifth piece of evidence was their finding, among the possessions of one of the Ottoman sultans, old documents and maps that Christopher Columbus relied on when exploring the world, and there was a drawing of an island in them that isn't on our modern maps today!

The sixth and final piece of evidence, and the weirdest, was the inscriptions found in the Pharaohs' ruins and the mysterious drawings in the Abydos temple, like the drawing of a helicopter, a submarine, and a flying saucer... Looks like the Pharaohs were predicting the future or somethin'.

Anyway... do you think, dear reader, that there's actually a connection between Atlantis and the Pharaohs???

Or is the presence of these inscriptions in our civilization just a coincidence??? Even though I don't believe in coincidences and all that, and that everything that happens is planned beforehand, but okay, let's call it a coincidence and move on.

I've just given you a brief overview of the information everyone talks about, which might also be helpful for our story today, besides what you'll discover with us in the story itself.

Now, let me tell you about myself and what actually happened to us... And you can judge for yourself and say... is it real, or was it all just imagination and legends after all?!

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