Chapter 1466 The Past and Agreement of Ocean Exploration (Part 2)
From the beginning to the end, Chilman witnessed with his own eyes how an entire ship of people went to destruction. He always believed that as humans who controlled the entire Zuoxiang Continent, they could also keep dragons in captivity as a continuous supply of raw materials.
, it will definitely have many advantages.
Those who joined the ocean-going fleet were selected one after another. Chilman was still deeply impressed by the many tests at the beginning. In terms of psychology and willpower, everyone who participated had to pass several times.
After the examination and inspection, the professional team has evaluated and passed the results, which is an important step in the selection process. Perhaps the impact and time of the past fifteen years were not taken into account. Afterwards, Chilman thought carefully about that incident.
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It was not an accident that the ship separated from the main fleet, but someone did it deliberately. It deviated from the course at a slight angle. When the people in the control room found that they could not receive the radio signal, the captain made a very correct decision and continued at a slow speed.
Sailing, and pretending that nothing happened, just like this ship has been following the edge of the main fleet for this month.
But the news is bound to leak out, and it will happen much faster than the captain imagined. At first, the captain's words can provide a certain degree of comfort, but when some people understand that they are in a world shrouded in fog,
When they were on the endless sea, the panic that descended was like the storm they had encountered in the past fifteen years, and all these people's emotions were instantly knocked to the deck.
Chilman still could not understand why in just half a day, this kind of panic could spawn so many terrible things. As long as he waited half a day and waited for the fog to dissipate, it would be impossible to get out of the main ship at the speed of the attached ship.
The exploration range of the fleet. At that time, all you need to do is wait for the main fleet to send ships to rescue.
But the actual situation was completely different from what he imagined. Panic became a nutrient-rich hotbed, and various types of mold quickly grew on it. Half an hour later, the first conflict occurred among the crew, which was like a fuse. On top of panic, there were
Add a layer of chaos, followed by despair. All kinds of desires are ignited under the mist shrouded in the dark night.
In just two hours, the products of various desires were staged everywhere. The control room was destroyed soon after, and the weapons that had been hidden for several years were briefly taken out to breathe in the misty air.
After the fire broke out at the stern, the flames became the god of death that drove people away, constantly bringing the dwindling crew together.
There were corpses everywhere, and every aisle was stained with fresh blood. Chilman never thought that killing would be a good way to vent his emotions, but at that time, others told him with practical actions-this was for
The best thing to vent. Unstoppable, Chilman was like a bystander, and then he seemed to be infected. When he withdrew from this state, he realized that he had become one of them, and he was just one of them.
Just a human being who is affected by the environment.
Half a day later, the fog dissipated, and the entire attached ship was engulfed in flames. As the only survivor of that ship, Chilman couldn't remember how many people he killed in the next hour or two. Sober.
When he came over, he only knew that he was in a lifeboat. It was not until about 4 p.m. that he was taken away by other boats that came over to search.
What he faced next was, of course, a full range of investigations and interrogations. All the information he had before entering the exploration fleet was printed out and used as a reference for this incident. Of course, the meticulous Chilman understood that even in this situation,
Telling the truth would not bring good results for himself. After being locked in a separate room for a few days, he suddenly understood something. Over the past fifteen years, most people have changed subtly, and their consciousnesses have influenced each other, so that
There are not many people who can detect the changes in the entire fleet. Perhaps only the people on the main ship of the Venetus can stay awake.
I am also one of those affected, but the difference is that the temperature required to ignite myself is a little higher.
And whether it was luck or not, Chillman did not tell the truth during the interrogation. He attributed the source of everything to this fog. Because he knew that there were certain substances in it that could affect radio communications, so whether these substances could
Affects the crew members themselves, similar to a powerful hypnotic effect.
He was not released immediately, but three days later, when the same incident occurred on three other ships, Chilman saved his life. And as the only survivor on the four ships where such things happened, Chilman was accidentally released.
Recruited into the temporary response team. Since then, Chillman has become one of the few people who have been exposed to the first major loss event from the beginning.
In the end, only one of the four ships was completely recovered. In the next ten days or so, it seemed that calm had come, and no more incidents occurred during this period. But in those ten days, the main fleet changed its course three times in a row. This action made many
People see something abnormal.
"I remember it was the third time we changed course, five days later." Hilarelli and Nonoska seemed like a pair of good students tutoring each other.
Nonoska nodded, "It's the fifth day. It's a very unusual day, because the fog that has filled the air for a month and a half did not arrive that morning. Just when everyone thought they were out of the foggy area, at three o'clock that afternoon, the entire normal navigation
In the fleet, I remembered the sound of explosions. At that time, I was still sorting out the records of those years of exploring unknown seas. When I heard the sound, I went to the deck and saw a large hole in an auxiliary ship, which was slowly sinking to the bottom of the sea."
"At that time, everyone thought it was just a simple steam furnace explosion." Hillary's face was heavy. "In the next two days, the death toll in the entire fleet rose rapidly. By the third day, it had exceeded a thousand people.
The situation of us surgeons was better. Among the ordinary crew members, panic actually began to spread after the accident on the auxiliary ship. What really made me feel terrible was that a crew member who had lived with me on the same ship for fifteen years died one night.
Several people, their body parts scattered all over the dining hall."
"But fortunately, two days later, the floating island appeared within the observation range." Nonoska recalled, "I don't know whether it was good or bad."
"Although it brought about the first major loss event, I think the result is good. After all, that was the source. Otherwise, if it continues to be affected, I don't think we will have better results in another situation. And we will continue to do so in the future.
During the voyage, wasn't it also the first time I saw the ancient ruins and strange writings about the continental group on that floating island?"
"There is also an agreement about the ancient historical era." Nonoska reminded, "It provides some conjecture directions for us to guess the destruction after the ancient historical era."