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DIVE!! (Light Novel) - Book 1 Prologue
Book 1 Prologue
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The boy was waiting for that moment.
The cliff looked like a blade piercing the sky at dusk. At its tip, which seemed to be about twenty meters high, the boy looked down at the fierce ocean from between his toes, aware of only the wind playing across his skin.
Not even the seagulls nor the crows showed themselves around the cape in midwinter. In this season, where everything was covered in ice and snow and the air was freezing, the fishing boats also refrained from setting sail, and the undulating sea let nothing near the horizon in the distance. A huge wave fell onto the rocks before his eyes, spraying water into the air, as the evening sun inflamed the ferocious sea into a bright vermillion—.
The tide had no scent. Living fish and dead fish. Seaweed and rocks and trees and wet earth. Overcome by the fullness of this vitality and wanting to savor it, the boy pulled off the bath towel wrapped around his upper body. Instead of feeling the cold, a shock closer to pain ran through his brown skin.
But now, there was no wind. The white towel fell to his feet without being blown away.
Now!
Only one moment. Not wanting to miss the moment where the constantly blowing wind waits for the next gust, the boy set his sights on a point in the sky higher than the horizon. He crouched down on his knees, then kicked off on the bumpy, springy scaffolding.
His strong limbs danced in the air, against gravity, overlapping the blurring evening sun.
In the next instant, his striking silhouette drew a powerful curve, dropping into the sea below and scattering white waves.
“I found him.”
A woman, standing at the rock wall in the back, was watching the boy’s flight.
In her eyes, he looked like a bird.
Even though she was trembling in the cold air carried by the roaring waves, the woman had a strange heat in her eyes as she stared into the empty sky. When the boy dove into the sea, creating a lively splash, her lips distorted with something that’s both joy and madness.
“There’s no mistake. It’s this kid.”
