Chapter 1008 If the Great Disaster Really Exists

"Don't want to get on the boat? What boat?" Zhou Wen asked doubtfully, but he had some ideas in his mind.

"I don't know what ship he was talking about. The message he delivered was just this one sentence. But in addition to this sentence, he also handed me a piece of diary paper with a hand-drawn picture. There should be some connection between the two." Frod gestured to Lan Shi to take out a piece of paper from the box next to him and give it to Zhou Wen.

Zhou Wen took the paper and looked at it, and found that it was indeed a very ordinary diary paper, not very big. On one side of the paper, there was a hand-drawn sketch. It was an anchor, and on the anchor, there was a woman's profile.

"This picture..." When Zhou Wen saw this picture, he suddenly felt as if he had grasped something vaguely, but he couldn't connect the dots. That feeling was very uncomfortable.

When Frod mentioned the boat just now, Zhou Wen had a vague feeling that it might be related to the pattern of a woman with an anchor that he had seen before. Now he can finally confirm that this picture is the picture of the woman with the anchor.

Perhaps the disappearance of the old principal is related to this symbol.

"Don't get on the boat... Could it be that... there really is such a boat... Then could the missing old principal have boarded this boat?" Countless thoughts flashed through Zhou Wen's mind.

Frod continued, "Later, when I wanted to contact Professor Ouyang Ting, there was a problem with the information network over there. Before I could reassign personnel, something happened to the research team."

"It would be fine if it was just an accident during the research, but after my investigation, it turned out not to be the case. The day before Professor Ouyang Ting and his team disappeared, a batch of things were shipped out, but those things mysteriously disappeared, and we couldn't find out where they were. If it weren't for the people I planted before leaving some information, we wouldn't even know that there was such a batch of things." Frod said.

"What is that?" Lan Shi was also attracted by the story and couldn't help asking.

"I don't know. The person I planted there was only responsible for material supply and had no way of entering the core research team. Moreover, my information network was severely damaged during that time. He was the only one who survived. I was not able to contact him until a few days after the incident."

Frod said coldly, "After that, I carefully studied the pattern and the Zhuolu research team. It was obvious that someone deliberately erased all clues, and I couldn't find anything. However, I did find the pattern again in some places, and I found some things through investigation."

Zhou Wen and Lan Shi both looked at Frod. They both wanted to know what the anchor pattern represented.

Zhou Wen has studied it for a long time, but still hasn't figured out what the anchor pattern represents.

Frod said, "You must have all heard of some myths and legends about the Great Flood, right? No matter which region's myths and legends, or religious legends, there are similar legends about the Great Flood."

Zhou Wen nodded. "The East District does have a similar flood legend. Legend has it that the Water God and the Fire God fought a fierce battle, crashing into Mount Buzhou. This caused the Pillar of Heaven to break, leading to a massive celestial collapse. A torrential flood descended from the sky, submerging the entire world."

Frod nodded and continued, "Besides the myths in your East District, there are many similar myths and legends in other districts. The most famous one is the religious myth of Noah's Ark. Similar legends exist all over the world. Don't you think it's a coincidence? What if this really happened and is not a legend?"

"You mean, the anchor pattern originated from Noah's Ark? Then what did Professor Ouyang Ting mean when he said not to get on the boat? In mythology, wasn't Noah's Ark the ship that saved humans and all kinds of creatures?" Zhou Wen felt that this seemed a bit contradictory.

Frod shook his head and said, "I mean, if the great flood really existed, not that Noah's Ark really existed."

"Is there any difference?" Zhou Wen asked.

"Of course there are. Before the dimensional storm, more and more studies have found that the continents originally distributed in various parts of the ocean may have been a whole. If there is some force that split the continents, then the floods that occurred all over the world can be explained. It is because the continents were forcibly separated by some force, so a huge flood overturned the entire world. What kind of force can split the huge continent apart? Some people have proposed the continental drift theory in the past, believing that the continents were split due to the centrifugal force generated by the gravity of celestial bodies and the rotation of the earth. However, since the emergence of the other dimension, I am more inclined to another explanation." Frod's eyes became sharp.

"What explanation?" Zhou Wen asked.

"Perhaps, creatures from another dimension broke the continent apart." Frod said.

"But why do they do this? What benefits will it bring to them?" Zhou Wen said thoughtfully.

"Didn't I say before that the extradimensional creatures were looking for something on Earth? Perhaps that's why they split the continent apart. Of course, this is just my guess." Frod continued, "I've found that pattern in some places, but they're all places related to the extradimensional world, and they've been found all over the world. I don't think this is a coincidence. Perhaps a ship really did appear during the Great Flood, but it wasn't Noah's Ark, the savior. Instead, it was terrifying creatures from another dimension that descended upon Earth. They sailed through the waves, shattered the entire continent with a wave of their hand, and sailed directly into the interior of the continent. They might have also rescued some creatures that looked more pleasing to the eye, and thus the legend of Noah's Ark came into being..."

Zhou Wen and Lan Shi were both stunned. To shatter the continent with a wave of the hand, what a terrifying power it was.

But Zhou Wen felt that it was not impossible. In the realm of mythology, above fear, there was also the existence of natural disasters. Perhaps a strong person at the level of natural disasters could really achieve that level.

"If there really is such a ship, then when the old principal said not to get on board, did he mean not to get on that ship? Does that ship still exist on Earth? Then what about the extra-dimensional creatures on the ship?" Countless questions flashed through Zhou Wen's mind.

"I'm not sure, but one thing is certain, I have seen the creature in the temple, and I saw the anchor pattern on the creature's clothes." Frod's last sentence made Zhou Wen think of someone.

Before, Zhou Wen entered the temple and met an amnesiac man named Alai there. He said that he and his father went out to sea by boat and encountered a storm. When he woke up, he found himself inside the temple.

Now Zhou Wen suddenly wanted to ask Alai what the ship he was on looked like.

Although Zhou Wen felt that Alai's family's ship should not be the same as the ship in the disaster, Alai appeared in the temple after encountering the storm. Zhou Wen always felt that there might be some connection between them.

(End of this chapter)