The live feed did not cut back to the Cargo Hold.
Instead, light slowly spread across a black background, faintly blooming outward. The constantly shifting field of view and the blurry outlines around it showed that this was not a space people normally inhabited, but the depths of the cold, silent seawater.
The one capturing all this should still have been Raven's livestream perspective.
Had she already left the cargo ship?
Only at this point did many people truly believe Ronan's earlier claim about "operating beneath the sea surface."
Almost at the same time, they saw the outline of a "hull" gradually emerge in the deep water, its brightness steadily increasing...
Probably.
Reason told them that it really was the cargo ship that had sunk into the sea.
And just as all the previous signs had indicated, the ten thousand ton class freighter had been encircled and pierced by dense white bones like a forest. Many sections had been severely warped, and even the tower crane used for loading and unloading cargo had collapsed. At first glance, it was difficult to tell which end was the bow and which was the stern.
With no fixed reference points nearby, the viewers found it difficult to determine whether the thing still had power—was it irreversibly sinking toward the seabed? Or had it become some special ghost, continuing to roam the sea under someone's will?
"This is getting stylish."
"Undersea Experiment Field!"
"Hmm, isn't this more like a death game arcade?"
Without Ronan's lectures or Long Qi's endless chatter, the simple footage instead caused the Bullet Screen in the Live Stream Room to surge.
There had been too much "input" earlier. Now everyone began "outputting" with a vengeance. After all, anyone could let their imagination run wild...
"So if you want to play