In the depths of the Atlantic Ocean lies a forgotten relic of American history—the USS Leviathan, a gargantuan warship lost to the ages. When a mysterious film resurfaces, depicting the Leviathan's eerie wreck, a team of explorers ventures into the abyss to uncover its secrets. But as they delve deeper, they awaken something ancient and malevolent, stirring in the shadows of the Leviathan's hull. "Don't Make Me Go Under": fear the waters, for something lurks beneath.

Getting kidnapped by a rival alpha wasn't the way I'd planned on starting my day. But I had to hand it to Jethro - he made being a prisoner actually pretty decent, and I had the run of the house. I was certainly treated with a damn sight more respect than I was at home, and that was saying something.

Of course, I knew I was only going to be kept prisoner until the ransom Jethro asked of my parents was paid. But when they came to pay it, they were so damned arrogant about the whole affair that I told them to shove their money up their asses; I was staying with Jethro.

Jethro, surprisingly, backed me in the matter. My parents ... not so much. So when they found out I was determined to stay, they took it as a declaration of war, and promised to pay Jethro back the only way they knew how; in blood.

But I wasn't going to go back to their packhouse. I'd made too many friends, and I wasn't going to have that taken away from me.

This is the story of KING LOUIS XVII, the uncrowned king of France.

He is the child of King Louis XVI of France and Queen Marie Antoinette. The Royal family is kept prisoners when the French Revolution starts.

This is the story of the boy's harsh sufferings and ordeals as a prisoner. It is the story of an innocent child that suffers because he is a symbol of Royalty. It is about his courage and bravery as well as his will to hope for happiness.

(This story is based on real-life events, but it is not historical or factual. It may also be too sad and harsh for some readers)