Charles shook his head, "I can't sleep in this situation now. How are the other crew members in the cabin feeling?"

"No problem. Everyone is old seafarer. Everyone knows that the more this happens, the more we cannot be confused."

Charles felt a little relieved, but fortunately his crew is worth relying on, and he can survive no matter how great the difficulties he is.

As most of the warm soup rolled into her stomach, Charles felt a little sleepy.

Charles shook his head and threw away the sleepiness. Who knew that this sleepiness would become more and more serious.

Feeling that there was a fight between his eyelids, he glanced at Dipp next to him, "I'll take a moment and wake me up in half an hour."

"Okay." The sailor agreed readily.

Charles closed his eyes steadily and fell asleep on the stool. He slept very well. When Charles woke up, he felt that both mental and mental fatigue were wiped out.

The helm next to him was still Dipp, and the glass in front was still pitch black, without any change from before.

Just as Charles was about to stand up with his waist stretching, he saw the clock hanging on the wall, which showed that nearly 9 hours had passed.

"Dip, didn't you wake me up in half an hour?" Charles said with some dissatisfaction.

Although he knew that Dipp might have wanted to give him more rest, this situation is not the time to sleep in.

Facing Charles' inquiry, Dipp did not speak and laughed twice.

Just as Charles was about to continue to say something, the deck cannon on the deck suddenly moved on its own, turning toward the sea next to it and fired a shot directly.

"If there is a situation, the Narwhal must have discovered something!" Charles quickly moved the searchlight and shot over.

Under the bright light, a black rock column with a pothole slowly fell towards the water.

Charles pulled the whistle hard and rushed to the deck with the revolver. "Dip asked the ship to stop. There was something wrong with it. There was no such mess on the route I came here before."

Hearing the whistle, the crew gathered on the deck. Without Charles' reminder, Audrek quickly turned into a bat and explored the road around.

He came back soon and brought back a news that was extremely bad. "Captain, there are black pointed rock pillars everywhere. We did not return to the previous sea, we went the wrong way."

"XXXX!" Charles' steel prosthesis hit the edge of the ship, making a metal impact. The plan he planned before was completely fine. What's going on now!

At this moment, Charles suddenly found a little cold light under the seabed, and something seemed to be moving in the dark sea water.

Charles felt a little uneasy in his heart. He didn't want to know what these things were at this time. He just wanted to leave this strange place now.

"Dip!! Get the boat off! Hurry up!"

"KaKaKa" anchor machine rotates quickly, and the anchor head directly hits into the water.

"Are you crazy, kid?! Is this place an anchor??" Charles, who was angry, was about to rush over, but stopped halfway,

His eyes were filled with disbelief and looked at his sailor, "So it's you?"

Charles instantly realized that who did everything before? No wonder he couldn't find it no matter how he looked for it, no wonder there was no abnormality between the Narwhal and the Rat. It turned out that the enemy had always been one of them.

"Crack" Charles' muzzle of skeleton pointed directly at Dipp's head in front of him. "I have clearly checked your identity, who are you! Where has Dipp been going!"

"Captain, there is no monster to replace me. I am Dipp, your sailor is the leader." Dipp said in a plain voice next to the anchor.

"Bang!" The bullet made a bloody hole in Dipp's feet.

Dipp did not fight back, and he dragged his injured leg toward the boat. "Captain, I'm sorry for lied to you, but I'm also for you."

"Who are you? My sailor will never betray me!!" The gunshots sounded again, and Dipp staggered to the ground.

"Shit~" sounded like a poisonous snake spitting a letter from under the surrounding sea.

"Your sailor will never betray you!" Dipp, who was lying on the ground, shouted loudly with his neck stammering.

"I did not betray you!! You are like my father. I don't want you to die. I want you to live and live. My mother said she can help me and she can give you eternal life."

Charles didn't want to continue talking, he had to take the crew out of the ghost place.

"James quickly set up the anchor! Deep is confused by something!"

As Charles ordered, the chief engineer had a bigger body. He grabbed the anchor and turned it up quickly, but before he could roll it a few times, the chains with iron filings were stretched straight and slowly pulled backwards, as if something was pulling the anchor head underwater.

"Tap~" A wet green palm with webbed flesh grabbed the edge of the boat, which was the palm that Charles had interrupted before.

This was just the beginning, with weird palms after strangeness on the edge of the boat.

Charles suddenly felt something, and turned around quickly, and saw seven or eight deformed green monsters standing motionlessly on the edge of the ship like sculptures.

Their bodies are a dark green, and although their belly is white. Most of the bodies are bright and smooth, but they have high ridges with scales on their backs.

The body has the vague characteristics of a human, but the head is of a fish, with never-closed, huge, protruding eyeballs. There are also gills that keep trembling on both sides of the neck.

"Don't be afraid, they won't hurt you, really." Dipp's voice came from the side.

"Who is your head? Why did the crew who controlled me deceive me here?" Charles asked loudly while secretly taking out the Bat Mirror.

The other party seems wise, and maybe there is a glimmer of opportunity to negotiate.

At this moment, a deformed monster came over, and it opened its missing piece of right palm and helped Dipp up.

"Captain, it's not that they control me, but I am also them."

Dipp said as he took off the scarf from his neck, and three pairs of well-proportioned fish gills grew from his long-term scratching neck.

"I didn't believe it before, but when I saw the body change, I realized that I belonged to them and I belonged to the diving. If I had been in the North Sea, I might have lived like an ordinary human being until I was old, but when I came to the South Sea, my mother found me and she woke me up."

"Dada" Dipp's eyes bulged suddenly like fish, and Dipp's voice began to become extremely unpleasant.
Chapter completed!