In the dream's Deep Sea, a Prehistoric Behemoth lurked in the depths. It looked like a great whale and lay motionless in the Deep Sea, fast asleep.
No humans had drowned at sea in the dream for a long time. The Great Whale's mission had become a leftover issue from the past, leaving it on standby in the Deep Sea.
Instead of a summons from Great Cthulhu, it first received a batch of strange steel monsters.
The steel monsters lacked the skin and flesh that animals should have. Huge searchlights on their foreheads cast dazzling beams as they explored the abyss.
The Great Whale was discovered two hours later, when two searchlight beams fell on it.
At first, the submarines did not realize it was the Great Whale. They only wondered what this thing was, since their lights could not reach its end.
After shining their lights on it for a minute, they still could not find its end. Just then, another submarine player happened to come over and meet the player already there.
Only after exchanging information did they realize that this thing was unimaginably vast.
Then the two began to speculate that it might be the Sea-Swallowing Behemoth everyone had been searching for.
At present, a special group of people in the dream lived inside the Flesh Wall World. The ceiling was an animal's fleshy wall, and fluorescent substances flowed through its blood vessels, illuminating that little world.
Players who had appeared later had never seen the Flesh Wall World and were very interested in the Sea-Swallowing Behemoth. Now that this strange creature had been found, the players began to get excited.
More and more players then dived to the bottom to see just how large the deep-sea behemoth really was.
The deep-sea behemoth did not wake up.