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Chapter 612 Desert Shipwreck?The unsolved mysteries of the world for hundreds of years!
[Congratulations to the host, a century-old relic was discovered within a radius of 100 nautical miles! 】

no doubt.

Lin Yang was a little confused by the radar's feedback about the century-old ruins.

Can a century be considered a relic?

Isn't this bullshit?

Regardless of other things, just looking at the history of the Dragon Kingdom, which relics are not guaranteed for thousands of years.

The system can actually define the scanned place as a century-old relic, logically speaking, Lin Yang can't understand it.

It is true that the more unreasonable things made him more curious.

He really wanted to see what kind of place it was, and it could be called the ruins of Yi after only a hundred years!

According to the positioning information given by the radar, the destination happened to be on the Skeleton Coast where Lin Yang was on his trip.

Isn't this a coincidence?
It just so happens that there is no need to plan a new itinerary, so happy!

Immediately afterwards, Lin Yang checked the systematically enhanced ability to trace the origin of the ability, and strengthened it on the original basis. According to the host's discovery, without being restricted, when the same attribute item is found again, it will immediately System alerts can be triggered.

Lin Yang does not need to take the initiative to operate, and will automatically be reminded if the conditions are met. The system does not introduce much about the newly enhanced ability, but he generally understands that this ability does not need to be triggered by himself. It is a passive skill.

As for what kind of scenarios these enhanced abilities can be applied in, I think there will naturally be opportunities to trigger them in the future itinerary.

Buzz!
The Black Helicopter departed from Walvis Bay Harbor and headed towards Sandwich Bay, where the Skeleton Coast is located, after passing a large area of ​​particularly spectacular sun-dried salt lake.

After all, it was the destination of today's itinerary. Last night, Yue'er could be regarded as cramming and did a lot of homework. Otherwise, she would be a bit stupid when she was with the well-informed Lin Yang and didn't know anything.

She smiled and said to the water friends: "The Skeleton Coast is one of the few and driest deserts in the world. The locals call it the festival result of the 'God of the Land, Dragon Face'! It rarely rains, and the coast stretches 500 kilometers between the ancient Namibian desert and the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean."

"The sailors of the Portuguese country during the great voyages also called it the Hell Coast, which can be regarded as the nightmare hell of that era."

After all, there are only tens of kilometers of mileage.

Ten minutes later, in Yue'er's words like a tour guide.

In the screen of the live broadcast room, the scenery of the island entering the sea that the water friends are looking forward to appears!
Looking down from the camera, half is the endless Namib Desert, and half is the boundless blue Atlantic waters.

The sea coexists in Sandwich Bay. The yellow sandy beach, blue water, and white waves create a natural wonder. The vast desert along the long and narrow coastline is like a sea of ​​sand mixed into the ocean, and the dim yellow sweeps into the blue. Visually The impact is undoubtedly extremely shocking.

"I know why this is called a sandwich bend. Adding the three colors together makes a sandwich 23."

"My God! This is so beautiful, it's hard to imagine that this kind of gold can be seen on the land of Africa."

"I have learned a lot, nature is really amazing, and it has created such an incredible scenery!"

"I thought it was just a beach, but it turned out to be a desert."

"It's no wonder that this place is called the Skeleton Coast. One can imagine how excited the navigators were when they found the coastline in the ocean hundreds of years ago, but after landing, it turned out to be a barren desert, and they had to die suddenly on the spot."

As Cai Yueer said just now, and as some water friends mentioned, this is the nightmare of the sailors during the great voyage, whether it is the staggered ocean currents, the gale of eight degrees, the creepy sea of ​​fog, and the unevenness of the deep sea. Any kind of factor is the beginning of a nightmare for ships that once had no scientific navigation instruments.

Lin Yang watched the sea of ​​sand and sea water converging under his feet. This scene was as unreal as if he was on an alien planet.

"Beautiful and evil."

Lin Yang's voice came from the microphone.

"To this day, the wreckage of whaling wrecks in the past is still scattered under the sea. Of course, if we are lucky enough, maybe we can really see the phenomenon of mirages. The mirages here, the purple sand dunes are also the world One of the most unique views in the world.”

Yue'er took over the words and said: "In the deeper part of the desert, you may still see antelopes. Animals like desert elephants can survive here. They are really amazing."

In the live broadcast room, the audience was deeply shocked by the naturally formed landscape, and at the same time, they could imagine the mood of the crew who discovered it for the first time.

"If I were sailing in an unknown sea, and finally found that the landing point was an endless desert, I would die of despair on the spot qaq."

"Indeed, if the supplies are exhausted, there will be a dangerous sea behind and a boundless desert in front, and death will result anyway."

"Otherwise, why is it called the Skeleton Coast? There will be hell ahead, and hell in the end. It's better to die suddenly on the spot."

Regarding the views of the water friends, Yueer nodded slightly and said: "You know, in the translation of the local Nama language, the Namib Desert is actually a place with nothing. It sounds very sad, and there is nothing but sand."

As the helicopter moved, Lin Yang discovered through radar that their current position was in the judgment area of ​​the century-old ruins given by the system, and they were getting closer and closer, and the straight-line distance was generally less than one kilometer.

However, the closer he got to the target, the more Lin Yang felt something was wrong.

At this moment, Yueer suddenly became excited. She pointed to the desert in front of her and said to the water friends in the live broadcast room: "I learned from the local geographical data before, and we may see weirder things next." In one scene, there is a century-old desert shipwreck at the location we are about to arrive at, it is relatively far from the coastline, so it has always been called a supernatural shipwreck!"

After all, this kind of incident that seems to appear in the magazine of the unsolved mystery often attracts more enthusiasm from the water lovers.

Sure enough, a few minutes later, after Lin Yang zoomed in on the camera in the live broadcast room, thousands of water friends did see the sunken ship in the desert.

Moreover, there is still a long distance from the coastline here. To be precise, it has little connection with the ocean, so this place has always been considered a real unsolved mystery.

What surprised Lin Yang was that the system made a special judgment on this position.

Is it difficult?
Is this mysterious desert shipwreck in the Namib Desert as mysterious as rumored by the outside world?
Immediately afterwards, something unexpected happened to Lin Yang.

[Congratulations to the host, activate the new scene of 'Shadow Restoration', is the desert shipwreck the target? 】

no doubt.

The new feedback from the ability to restore objects and shadows made Lin Yang a little stunned for a while. After all, the shipwreck that was located in the Namib Desert in Namibia was judged by the system as a century-old relic. For Lin Yang, it was an unbelievable thing. .

A mere hundred years, if there is no special reason, how could it be discovered by the system scan?
Thinking about it this way, there must be some truth to it.

After the system capability and shadow restoration sent a reminder feedback, Lin Yang chose to confirm without hesitation.

Immediately afterwards, new feedback followed.

[Congratulations, the shipwreck in the desert has been successfully locked, and the shadow is being restored... Please wait. 】

Then, on the system's virtual panel, a slow-moving progress bar appeared.

Lin Yang has long been accustomed to this. After all, whether it was in the Kurub Yala cave on the edge of the Black Sea, or the Anjoshibi underwater cave in Madagascar, the trigger time of the system ability to restore shadows, even in After Lin Yang confirmed, it would take a while to read the article, so he was not in a hurry.

At this moment, when the camera of the live broadcast room looked down from the Heihe helicopter, and the half-hidden record of the shipwreck in the desert entered the screen, the audience in the live broadcast room naturally liked it.

At the same time, a lot of doubts arose in my heart. After all, both Yue'er and Lin Yang had made it very clear before.

This shipwreck in Namib Sano can be described as a real-life unsolved mystery, and there are naturally many places that have caused many doubts.

"Fuck! There are really sunken ships in the desert!"

"This ship seems to be weathered and dilapidated. It is about tens of kilometers away from the coastline, and judging from the shape of this ship, it should not be a particularly old ship. How could it be silent in the desert? "

"Indeed, if this ship is produced and put into use within 200 years, even if global climate change affects the height of sea level, it will not form a distance of tens of kilometers from the coastline in a mere [-] years. .”

"Your analysis makes sense, and I can only deduct a wave of 666."

As the audience in the live broadcast room said, the reason why the desert is called a desert is that it is insulated from green vegetation and water sources. Even if there is a desert oasis, the probability of existence is extremely small. This is a very simple truth, even elementary school students can understand.

However, in such an environment where it is extremely difficult to even guarantee the water source for basic human survival, it is even more impossible for there to be rivers that can allow ships to navigate.

Perhaps in the vicissitudes of the earth's ancient era, the past life of the desert may have been a marine forest, but as analyzed by the water friends in the live broadcast room, no matter the length and tonnage of the shipwreck in the desert, it must be the product of modern shipbuilding industrialization.

In short, it is the era of mature shipbuilding industry. During the hundreds of years of development of modern shipbuilding industry, even if nature is very magical, it cannot change the basic attributes of landform in a short period of time.

To put it bluntly, it must have been a desert hundreds of years ago.

Yue'er couldn't help sighing: "Could it be possible that this sunken ship can teleport? From the sea to the beach?"

As soon as the girl said this, the sand sculpture netizens in the live broadcast room were all dumbfounded.

How novel is the brain circuit to think of this possibility?
Buzz!
The Little Black helicopter is approaching the direction of the desert shipwreck. In fact, in the Namib Desert, there are actually more than one such desert shipwrecks, and they can also provide sightseeing.

Therefore, Lin Yang's helicopter can stay for a short time on the surrounding apron.

Seeing that the helicopter is slowly approaching the desert shipwreck point and its height tends to drop, even Lin Yang and Yueer did not disclose whether they will watch this magical and strange desert shipwreck at close range, but Lin Yang's helicopter driving A wave of operations has undoubtedly explained the next plan.

"Is the anchor planning to take us to have a closer look at the desert shipwreck? I'm looking forward to it."

"However, it is conceivable that this is not a sunken ship in the sea, and it has been protected by the local area. Obviously, it is not possible to enter the internal viewing tools."

"It was blocked by the wind and sand, and I couldn't get in. I'm curious, when the locals discovered this place, did they find any special treasures from the boat?"

"This type of ship may only be used for long-distance voyages to open up new routes. If there is any treasure, it may have been hollowed out long ago."

"I like the scenery here better. I have never seen the sea, the desert, or even the rainforest, but I have seen them all in the anchor's live broadcast room."

This is true.

Even if Lin Yang's Hei Helicopter did not pass by the desert shipwreck while overlooking the Namib Desert in the air, the scenery here is worth stopping for him to appreciate.

The Namib Desert is actually divided into two parts. To the south is a vast sand sea with various shapes, including crescent-shaped heart-shaped and straight-shaped expansive sand dunes. These sand dunes are under oxidation, and the color of the sand changes from vast yellow to yellow. Turned into a bright red, overlooking the natural beauty from a distance.

While Yue'er was in the helicopter's descent, the girl did her best to share the information she had checked with the audience in the live broadcast room.

"The red sand dunes in the Namib Desert are also very famous. Scientifically speaking, the desert here is rich in iron. Iron will turn red when it is oxidized, which is why it forms such a spectacle."

Immediately afterwards, Lin Yang added: "The desert is not without any signs of life. There are still abundant wildlife resources from south to north. If we are lucky enough, we may see antelopes, zebras, and ostriches, and the Mibu Desert is It is the only desert in the world where elephants exist, and desert elephants live here."

at the same time.

In the footage of the live broadcast room, the helicopter is getting closer and closer to the sunken ship in the desert below, and the generation progress of the restoration of the system's ability objects has been close to 100%. Whether it is Lin Yang or the water friends in the live broadcast room, they have different hearts doubts.

……

Hearing what Lin Yang said, Yue'er said with a playful smile: "What do you mean if we are lucky enough to walk down this half of the world, brother Yang, when have you ever been so unlucky?"

As soon as the girl said this, the sand sculpture netizens in the live broadcast room left a barrage of "plus one" messages, and it was obvious that everyone agreed with her statement.

Not to mention that in the vast ocean, Lin Yang encountered so many rare creatures one after another during his voyage on the sea. Just a smooth and safe journey is already the good luck that many travelers long for.

Therefore, everyone thinks that in the next process of the Little Black Helicopter going deeper into the Mibu Desert, you can see the vitality that is completely different from the lifelessness of the Skeleton Coast.

Buzz!
Because there were related destinations registered in the previously applied route, Lin Yang’s helicopter landed on the tarmac of the desert shipwreck site fairly smoothly. After all, it is the same as most coastal countries in Africa, except for the less developed agriculture, tourism Industry can also be regarded as one of the more pillar industries.

The same is true for Namibia. Regardless of the Golden Bay Port or the Skeleton Coast, the Namib Desert has been regarded as a tourist attraction in the essence. The desert located in the Namib Desert is naturally the same for shipwrecks.

Just because it is quite spiritual, it is a special place with its own traffic, which naturally attracts many real travelers to see it.

After Lin Yang's Hei Helicopter landed, what the water friends in the live broadcast room didn't expect was that there was a charge for a long-distance visit to the desert shipwreck.

After the local staff collected 400 coins per person, they handed over a booklet to Lin Yang and Yue Er.

Yue'er smiled and said to the audience in the live broadcast room: "400 nanometer coins are actually not expensive, which is equivalent to 170 yuan."

Even so, sand sculpture netizens still can't understand it.

"You have to charge money just to look at it from a distance. This is qaq that I didn't expect."

"You know, this is not a shipwreck that the anchor found on the high seas. It can be regarded as a relatively famous local scenic spot. Reasonably, the fee is very cheap."

"Don't say that a 170 journey is 17, which is not even a drop in the bucket for the anchor."

"Although you can visit it up close, you can't go in. It's a pity..."

"This ship was almost buried by the wind and sand, how could it be possible to enter the interior."

Brief information about the ship and the Skeleton Coast is roughly recorded in the sightseeing brochure given by the local staff.

Yue'er roughly read the contents of the manual, and then she said to the audience in the live broadcast room: "The Skeleton Coast of the Namib Desert is the place where we found the sunken ship. The tourists who come here have the same doubt in their hearts. How can there be wrecks of shipwrecks here? Although there are usually strong winds and heavy fog in the nearby sea area, coupled with strong ocean currents, many ships are easy to get lost, and sailing accidents occur when they are close to the coast. Indeed, many skeletons of the crew have been found on board, but the problem lies in the area tens of kilometers away from the coast, this ship was buried by yellow sand, and after years of changes, the silence of the desert shipwreck formed is still an unsolved mystery."

After reading a short paragraph in the tourist brochure, Yue'er raised her head and said to Lin Yang: "Brother Yang, why do I feel like I'm reading an unsolved mystery magazine bought at a street stall? It sounds illogical. Playing tricks."

Lin Yang went on to say: "There seems to be some simple information about this ship."

Under Lin Yang's reminder, Yue'er nodded repeatedly and said, "That's right, there really are."

In the midst of doubts and expectations in the live broadcast room, she continued: "The ship we see now was first discovered in 1909."

Having said that, the girl bowed her fingers, and then added: "It has been 112 years so far, whether it is long or short, according to the identification of relevant agencies, this ship was built by a German shipyard in 1891. Because of the two large-scale world wars since then, many materials have not been found, but it is very likely that it was a freighter that broke into the English Channel from a German port and headed for the American continent. "

After reading this extremely brief information, it is not difficult to see from Yueer's increasingly confused eyes that this girl's little head seems to be full of big question marks.

In the live broadcast room, sand sculpture netizens have different doubts.

Produced in Germany in 1891, a cargo ship that crossed the English Channel and headed for the country of Eagle Sauce was discovered on the Skeleton Coast of Namibia, Africa. The geographical position of Nima is too long!

No wonder it has become an unsolved mystery.

"Could it be like the stone statue of Easter Island? In order to attract tourists, it's a completely artificial mystery?"

"I've seen related speculations before, and some even think that the ship encountered a super tornado at sea and was swept into the desert by QAQ."

"Good guy, I'm direct good guy, I've only heard of a tornado destroying the parking lot, this wave is a tornado that swept away a large freighter!"

"Tornado: I won't take this responsibility, thank you!"

After Lin Yang checked the brief information about the shipwreck in the desert, what immediately appeared in his mind was the voyage route from the German port across the English Channel to the American Eagle Country, which horrified him.

The route will pass through the Bermuda Triangle!
(End of this chapter)