Huge waves rolled and roared; heavy rain lashed the deck and splashed; lightning pierced the sky, deafening.
In the storm, the stabilizer fins of the alien warship cut through the turbulent and rolling water, and the entire hull kept rising and falling in the rough waves. Each crew member fixed themselves on the keel deck and prayed silently.
Sitting in the captain's cabin, Ayesha concentrated on every detail of the hull through the keel nerves.
"Main electrical room! Check the electrical cloud circuit to make sure there is no short circuit like last time!"
"Flanking airtight cabins! Continue to increase the waterline and keep the hull balanced!"
"Observation class! Give me..."
Before Aisha could finish her instructions, several huge banging sounds appeared in the direction directly above the hull.
Ayesha: "Damn it! Here we go again! Maintenance team, go up to the deck and report the damage!"
Half a minute later, the sailors on the deck brought a report.
A group of flycatchers infected by undead parasites crashed into the main deck of the ship, causing some cracks. However, the problem was not serious. The self-healing function of the keel had already re-closed these cracks.
Just as Aisha finished listening to the report, there was another dull crashing sound from the lower deck on the starboard side.
The sailor on the starboard side who was in charge of controlling the keel ship soon received a report: the battleship had hit a reef.
Aisha gritted her teeth and looked serious.
Rachel walked into the captain's room at this time and said to Ayesha: "The alien with the ability to perceive told me that there are a large number of undead wandering nearby."
Ayesha asked: "Perception power?"
Rachel: "Perception ability can detect moving objects within two kilometers of the surroundings, and can also calculate their size and speed."
Ayesha: "If I had known this would happen, I should have recruited two sailors with the power of perception! With the eagle eye power, I can see things on land and sea, but I can't observe the sea."
Rachel reminded in a low voice: "We must sail away from this storm as soon as possible, and the battleship must speed up."
Just as Ayesha was about to say something, a violent impact occurred at the bottom of the boat, and the entire hull shook.
Ayesha stabilized her body and said to Rachel: "We are now located thirty kilometers northwest of Anunda Port. There are reefs everywhere. If we increase the speed of the ship, once the ship stalls and adds a little bad luck, we will
Maybe I’ll stay here forever.”
Rachel thought for a while and suggested: "Maybe we can move closer to the deep sea and avoid those reefs."
Ayesha: "The deep sea area is full of undead souls, which is far more dangerous than the shallow sea area. Once we get close there, we will attract more attention from the undead souls. I would rather deal with the reef than go there."
Rachel thought for a while and said: "I ask the aliens to always pay attention to the threats around them. If you need help, just tell me."
Aisha nodded, but before she spoke, a collision caused by a reef came from the bottom of the boat again.
The battleship sailed south for another fifteen minutes in the storm.
While Aisha was directing the ship's course, she also always paid attention to the damage to the keel.
Finally, the battleship left the reef area.
Ayesha breathed a sigh of relief and issued an order: "Main electrical room, turn on all electrical clouds! Move forward at full speed!"
As soon as he finished speaking, there was a sudden huge shaking that affected the entire battleship.
Objects in the cabin fell over one after another, and the crew members lost their balance and fell to the ground.
The hull of the ship was dragged laterally for tens of meters by a huge force, and was pulled straight toward the deep sea.
Soon, the observation team's report came through the keel neural network.
Thousands of limbs of undead parasites stretched out from the deep sea, tightly wrapped around the alien warship like tentacles, and at the same time, they were pulling the warship toward the bottom of the sea.
Ayesha gave the order again: "Propulsion room, propeller at full speed, get rid of those undead souls!"
"Captain, the propeller is entangled in a large number of undead parasites and cannot turn!"
"Damn it!" Ayesha cursed and asked loudly: "Observation team, can you see what the undead ghosts are that are haunting us? Where are they? How far away are they from us?!"
Observation class: "The storm reduced the visibility of the sea water, and you can't see what's going on in the sea!"
Angry Ayesha cut off the observation squad's communication and directly opened the public communication in the main cabin: "Rachel, I remember you said that you have a mutant with sensory powers? Take him to the captain's cabin.
Come! As soon as possible!"
In less than a minute, Rachel walked into the captain's cabin with a female mutant named Thelma.
At this time, the entire alien warship had been dragged hundreds of meters into the deep sea by the undead parasites.
Without any unnecessary pleasantries, Ayesha said directly to Selma: "I need to know what exactly is dragging us to the deep sea! Its size, location and distance! Can you do it?"
Thelma nodded and closed her eyes.
A few seconds later, she opened her eyes and said to Ayesha: "In the deep sea on the starboard side, it is about 850 meters away from us horizontally and about 620 meters vertically from the sea surface. It is still approaching us."
Ayesha: "What's its size?"
Female heterogeneous species: "From head to tail, the body length is approximately thirty-three meters."
Rachel was stunned: "A thirty-three-meter-long undead? What the hell is that?!"
Aisha lowered her head and began to calculate quickly.
Thelma said again: "I can feel that in addition to the huge undead that trapped us, there are a large number of other undead that are swimming up from the bottom of the sea, and are very close to our ship."
Ayesha raised her head, made up her mind, and used her keel nerves to issue an order: "In the main electrical room, cut off the power supply to other parts of the cabin and store it all in the electric cloud device! Listen to my command and prepare to explode the electric cloud!"
The Tesla parasites in all the cabins suddenly stopped glowing, and the entire battleship fell into darkness.
After giving the order, Ayesha turned back to Selma and asked: "Tell me the distance of that huge undead spirit."
Female mutant: "We are still five hundred meters away."
"Four hundred meters."
"Three hundred meters."
"Two hundred meters."
Boom boom boom.
Violent crashing sounds came from the bottom of the ship, one after another, deafening.
Thelma grabbed the handrail and shouted to Ayesha: "Other undead have reached the bottom of the ship and they are attacking the planks below!"
Aisha opened her eyes wide and shouted loudly: "Don't worry about the other undead, just tell me the distance of that big guy!"
"There are still one hundred and fifty meters."
"One hundred meters."
"Fifty meters..."
"Now!" Ayesha ordered towards the main electrical room: "Open all the electrical clouds! Release the electrical energy!"
The Tesla parasite in the keel suddenly burst out with dazzling white light, illuminating all cabins as if it were daytime.
A huge electric current burst out from the parasite's body, spreading rapidly along the keel deck and into the surrounding sea area.
From a distance, it looks like a powerful electromagnetic shock wave is released with a foreign warship as its core.
Under the bombardment of powerful currents, the undead in the sea lost their ability to move and floated to the surface.
The light in the cabin where she was waiting was slightly weaker, and Ayesha gave the order as quickly as possible: "Main electrical room, switch the power supply channel! Go ahead at full speed!"
The light of the Tesla parasite lit up again, and all cabins of the battleship resumed normal operations.
However, after a harsh friction sound, the battleship did not move at all.
Ayesha roared with her keel: "Why?! Why didn't the battleship move?!"
Observation class: "Captain! It's the propeller, the propeller..."