Bathypelagian Abyss by Codices Vitae

The ocean is pulled with the tide, away from the shore and down, down into the unseen black.
A blossom of life from just beyond the bones of decay. Such unknowable richness. Beauty found even after it's gone, through the ever-fleeting stars that surround them. Here and there, now and then.
Stars ever after. The snow in this cold, cold realm never settles but always flies on their strange winds. And in this yet another blossom, a blessing! Thalassa certainly provides for her sons and daughters just as He to His.
The sons and daughters, such strange folk. They all rest much, having naught but to prowl and listen, look into that in which nothing can be found. So cold... and yet they are there. A blessing to be charged with the safeguarding of such a realm!
The sea denies our presence in such a place, blessed and beautiful. The tide pulls away all which it had brought in for a humbling glimpse of her strange world and we are left to ponder what we see in the water's placid reflection.

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بهموت
לִוְיָתָן
Θάλασσα
nnw Nānaw

H.E. Caladrius,
Abbot-Sacristan of the Last Shrine and Reverend Archivist of the Codices Vitae

Here lies what little remains...

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