12dz Chapter 628: Dark Shadows in the Mist
Chapter 628: Dark Shadows in the Mist
Chen Yile cast a golden thunder spell, and a thunder dragon rushed towards the monster, creating a burst of sparks.
The monster felt pain and seemed to spit out even thicker fog. In an instant, its entire body disappeared in the fog again.
The monster was in the foggy sea, and the few people were unable to deal with it for a while, so they decided to continue exploring quickly while the monster was not attacking.
Several people returned to the corridor behind the main cabin and continued to walk deeper into the corridor without stopping.
At the end of the corridor, an iron door was tightly closed, with a large pool of dark red blood on the door.
The door seemed to have been hit by a great external force. Something had knocked a dent into it, and the entire door was stuck in the door frame.
"Such a thick iron door can be smashed like this? What a terrifying force!"
Lin Feihong sighed.
Through the glass on the door, you can see that the space behind the door is much cleaner than this section.
Everyone quickly grabbed the iron gate and pulled it out with force.
The door was stuck very tightly. Fortunately, several of them were not ordinary people and had to use their spiritual power and other special powers to just get through.
As the door opened, it seemed as if the air was sucked in a little.
On the ground behind the door, there were no disgusting pieces of meat, only a few stains of blood.
Chen Yile led a few people along one of the bloodstains. When they reached the end, they saw a man sitting on the ground.
A middle-aged man in a fishing boat uniform, with bloodstains on his body, was leaning against the wall in a daze, his eyes empty and lifeless.
When he saw a few people, he wanted to jump up immediately as if in response to stress, but his legs were weak and he sat down again.
"Don't be afraid, we are here to help you."
After seeing that they posed no threat, the man burst into tears and held his head.
"There's a ghost on this ship, there's a ghost!"
"Wow, I shouldn't have come here. I shouldn't have been greedy for that money."
The few people finally saw a living person, and the first thing they wanted to do was to ask what happened on the ship.
After a long period of comfort, the man's emotions finally calmed down a little.
The man said his name was Shan Changshun, and he lived on the coast of the East China Sea and was a fisherman.
Half a month ago, Hu Zhicheng, a boat captain from the same village, recruited people in the village, offering each of them 20 yuan, saying that they could make a fortune by going to the East China Sea to catch a rare fish.
Hu Zhicheng was in great need of people, so he didn't set any threshold for recruitment. He wanted any male fisherman under the age of 60.
Seeing an opportunity to make a fortune, Shan Changshun also signed up and successfully arrived on Hu Zhicheng's boat.
But when we arrived at the said place, things started to go wrong.
When they arrived at the designated location, Hu Zhicheng did not let them get off the net, but asked everyone to rest in the rest cabin and wait.
Although everyone was surprised, they were happy to do it since they could get paid without working.
But the careful Shan Changshun discovered that a thick fog had risen outside the boat at some point, and it seemed that there had never been a sunny day again.
If that were all, perhaps he would just think it was bad weather.
But one night, he couldn't sleep until midnight, and suddenly heard shouting coming from other rest cabins.
The sound was very weak after being separated by several layers of walls when it reached Shan Changshun, but it could still be heard in the quiet night.
Shan Changshun didn't think much about it and went to sleep.
But the next day, when he got up to find someone to play cards with, he found that his neighbor Lao Liu, who came with him, was missing.
He lived close to Lao Liu and Xiao He from the same village and had known them for a long time. After getting on the boat, they played cards together every day.
He found Xiao He to ask, but Xiao He didn't know where Lao Liu had gone.
He found the captain of the ship, Hu Zhicheng, but Hu Zhicheng said that Lao Liu was not feeling well, so he sent someone to pick him up overnight.
Hu Zhicheng insisted on saying this, and Shan Changshun had no choice.
But the next day, even Xiao He was missing, and Hu Zhicheng still said the same thing.
Shan Changshun didn't believe it, so he came up with an idea. When he heard the strange sound again, he opened the rest cabin.
Following the sound, he actually saw Hu Zhicheng and several of his confidants dragging a person towards the cabin.
The person being dragged kept struggling, and Hu Zhicheng punched him hard on the head several times.
Shan Changshun secretly followed a few people to the deck and saw Hu Zhicheng and others throwing the man into the sea.
In the thick fog beside the boat, there seemed to be a huge shadow. The shadow stretched out a tentacle and instantly swept the man away, and the shouting stopped abruptly.
Shan Changshun was frightened and quickly ran back to the rest cabin. Hu Zhicheng and others walked past the cabin and took a look inside.
He closed his eyes tightly, pretending to be asleep, not daring to move.
After listening to the live broadcast, the audience expressed their opinions.
"This captain is killing people. Why is he doing this?"
"Is that shadow in the sea the thing we just saw? What is it?"
Chen Yile asked Shan Changshun, "What's going on with all that scraps of meat outside? Where are the other people on the boat?"
Shan Changshun still feels scared when he recalls that day.
Later, there were fewer and fewer people on the ship, and the crew members realized something was wrong.
Shan Changshun felt that this could not go on, so he told the rest of the crew what he had seen.
The crew members were all prepared. One night when Hu Zhicheng came to arrest people again, all the crew members immediately rushed out and fought with Hu Zhicheng's men.
After everyone struggled for a while, the boat suddenly shook violently.
Seeing this, Hu Zhicheng cursed, "It's bad, it's time."
He had just finished speaking when many black tentacles suddenly stretched out from the window of the ship. They looked a bit like octopus claws, but were thicker than buckets.
The tentacle moved extremely fast, piercing the abdomen of a crew member in one go, and then rolled back to hook the man out.
Then, a scream was heard in the fog outside the ship, and a blood mist spurted into the air, staining the hull with a blood flower.
Before anyone could react, numerous tentacles that had extended into the cabin began to attack the crew.
Some of the crew members had their stomachs ripped open, and red and yellow liquid was flowing all over the ground, steaming.
Some were entangled by the tentacles and crushed alive like oranges.
Some were shot against the bulkhead and popped like balloons.
The cabin instantly turned into hell on earth.
He then ran to the workshop, radioed for help, and sent a final signal.
Someone shouted, "Go to the inner cabin quickly, the partition door inside might be able to block the tentacle."
When the rest of the people heard this, they all ran towards the inner cabin as fast as they could.
Several people ran into the cabin, Shan Changshun was at the end, and suddenly closed the cabin door.
The chasing tentacles suddenly hit the hatch, knocking a hole in the ten-centimeter-thick iron hatch.
Shan Changshun was knocked away by the impact and lost consciousness.
After being unconscious for an unknown amount of time, he woke up in a daze, but unexpectedly, the strange things were not over yet.
The only few people left at that time were him, the boat captain Hu Zhicheng, his two cronies Dalong and Huzi, and a village fisherman named Lao Yang.
The fishermen and Hu Zhicheng's gang had a falling out, so they were wary of each other and stayed separately in the inner cabin.
Shan Changshun and Lao Yang were in the workshop, while Hu Zhicheng and others used the cockpit as their base.