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The controls were sluggish, mimicking the pressure of being four miles under the Earth's crust. As Elias navigated the drone through a jagged limestone cavern, he realized the "game" lacked music. There was only the sound of rhythmic, wet thumping and the occasional burst of static that sounded uncomfortably like a human voice whispering coordinates.

A text box scrolled across the bottom of the screen: “Visual confirmation received. Elias Thorne. Archive noted. The deep is no longer hidden.”

He reached a massive steel bulkhead in the cavern wall. It was modeled with terrifying detail—rust flakes drifting in the water, weld marks, and a serial number that matched a real-world oceanic research station that had vanished in the late 90s.