Ultraman in the world of grams

Captain Linden translated the notes in the drifting bottle with a calm and steady voice.

The deep voice echoed on the empty beach and the sea, and disappeared into the illusory space. The night gradually fell, and the chill quietly permeated it.

Coupled with the weird and weird content of the notes, all of this seems to have a strange atmosphere.

It was the last trace to the world written by a German major and the captain of the submarine U-29. After that, the captain plucked up the courage without hesitation, and was dragged into the deep sea by hallucinations.

His handwriting in the drift bottle faithfully recorded the major's last cry.

The submarine that Major Karl was riding on was a U-shaped submarine larger than theirs, with excellent performance, and it was still produced in Germany, but it could only be lost on the seabed in the end.

Major Carl's submarine ran aground somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean, but he didn't have a specific location, and everyone didn't understand why the drift bottle from the Atlantic Ocean could travel all the way across the ocean and even across the continent, and came to this unknown place in the Pacific Ocean. Remarkable island.

It was even lucky to be picked up by Ellis and the expedition team.

This may be the mystery and strangeness of fate.

What Major Carl encountered was unimaginable, to the point of being beyond the ordinary and delusional.

If it wasn't for the experience of the few members of the expedition team that was more crazy and terrifying than what he encountered in the end, they would even think that it was just the last delusion left by a mad major.

The beginning of everything happened on June 1917, 6, four or five years ago, and it should have been during the European War at that time.

The submarine U-29 sank the cargo ship "Victory" bound for Liverpool from New York, and even filmed a documentary. In order to get a good filming effect, Major Carl allowed the ship's crew to escape in lifeboats.

But after the filming was over, he ordered the lifeboat to be sunk.

This cruel record of playing with other people's lives made everyone present frown slightly.

Pretending to give hope to the prey for entertainment, but cruelly crushing it, this cruel behavior made Wilson frown, even in a time of war, this kind of inhumane behavior is very contemptible.

Under other circumstances, he might use the name of the "Victory" to complain or make jokes.

Although this is a common name, he still immediately thought of the Victory Team in his mind.

But the tragedy of those who died on the Victory can't be joked at all.

It is just a literal description, which is the self-report of a German major, and one can see the cold and cruel tragedy.

This may be the beginning of what happened to them next, and it is the retribution in the dark.

When the submarine came up again, they found the body of a young and rather handsome crew member on the deck.

This is how Major Carl described it in his notes.

[He may be Italian or Greek, but he must be a member of the "Victory" crew.When his ship was sunk, he must have sought refuge in my boat—in the end, he too was a victim of the unjust war that the Brits waged against my country.The sailors on the boat searched his coat for souvenirs...]

They searched out a young man's head with a laurel crown. The German major's colleague, Captain Krantzer, thought the statue was an antique, so he snatched it from the sailor and took it for himself.

【Captain Krantzer and I cannot imagine that a sailor should possess such a precious thing. 】

Major Carl's account made several members of the expedition team feel uncomfortable, and the lines between the lines revealed the arrogance, pretentiousness, and confusion of black and white.As far as Wilson knows, although Britain was not a good thing during the First World War, after all, the Great Empire was a famous shit-stirring stick, and the war in Europe was provoked by conflicts of interests between capitalist countries.

But the arrogant and arrogant words still made him feel very uncomfortable.

This may be because he came from a hundred years later, from a more humanistic perspective, or it may be because he was chosen by the light.

As for the others, although they have some feelings, they are not very deep. After all, the European war is very close to their time. They have personally experienced or felt the atmosphere of the war, and they know the virtues of the Germans better than Wilson.

It also becomes more habitual and numb.

The young man's body seemed to symbolize some kind of bad news, or something more terrible.

When throwing the corpse out, many sailors had hallucinations.Some saw the dead body with its eyes open, while others thought the dead body was swimming in the water.

Some of the sailors felt unwell and had nightmares, and the major dismissed them from their duties.

The bosun grew more and more frantic, babbling on and on about hallucinations, saying that he had seen dead bodies floating out of portholes on the bottom of the sea, looking straight at him.

He even said that among the swollen bodies were the dead of the German Navy, all of whom were guided by the young man.

This angered Major Carl, who ordered him to be handcuffed.

What happened next seemed to be even weirder. The sailor, who had just felt unwell before, fell into madness, chanting terrible curses indiscriminately.

Immediately afterwards, two people disappeared, and even Captain Krantzer became anxious because of nervousness.

The number of dolphins gathering around the submarine U-29 has increased, and the southerly current that is not seen on the charts has also strengthened.

On June 6, they got ridiculously entangled with an unusually large number of dolphins and returned quickly.At two o'clock in the afternoon, there was an explosion in the engine room. There was no mechanical failure or human negligence. It was a sudden huge impact.

There was nothing they could do until July 7, but they drifted south without encountering any ships.

Those dolphins still surrounded the submarine U-29.

In the afternoon of the second day, large flocks of seabirds appeared densely in the south, and the sea conditions became uncertain.They had to dive, and the claustrophobia in the sea increased the fear of the crew.Many people became suspicious about Captain Krantzer's ivory sculpture.

In the early hours of July 7th, the remaining six sailors on board suspected that they were finished, and began to lose their minds amidst curses and destruction.Said everything was a curse of dead young men and ivory sculptures.

In the end, Major Karl of the German army ruthlessly implemented the necessary measures and shot all the six sailors to death...

The neat font is obviously black, but they seem to be able to see the bright red blood, and that confusing and crazy smell.

To the surprise of the expedition team, the major who recorded all this still seemed so cold and rational.

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Because many readers have not read the myth of Cthulhu, so here is a brief summary of the plot of the temple.

You can skip these two chapters if you don't want to read them. (end of this chapter)