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Ancient Leviathan finally rolls over – 5000 fathoms under the sea – and reveals its secrets.
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Read the story online (blog post): https://fivehousepublishing.com/2021/11/08/ancient-leviathan-finally-rolls-over-5000-fathoms-under-the-sea-and-reveals-its-secrets/
*See the many images relating to this story in the blog post. Also, see the cool sketch by the author of the dragon - ink and watercolour.
Excerpt of the short story: IntroductionThe yellow coloured speckle – at 5000 fathoms under the surface of the South China Sea – was filming. The umbilical cord of the small motorised submarine sent images to the mother ship from the yellow seeker — 'The Beast–tamer.'
"That's it, that's it! It is the full frame of the beast!" shouted the archaeologist.
On the monitor of the large explorer ship – The Voyager 3 – the giant skeleton of a beast suddenly appeared. The small remote-controlled submarine sending the images to the surface was stunned – its rudder flipped a couple of times – the cameras zoom in and out. What a find! The 3-meter sub is at the stunning depth of 9 143.999 meters (5000 fathoms) under the sea. At a staggering 9.1 km below the surface – the hi-tech submarine is moving slowly to get the best images – it had been designed and tested to withstand the destructive pressure of the China Sea. It has a mind of its own – computer programmed to find the ancient beast.
"It is the most significant find for almost 3000 years!"
From the author's sketchbook: The Emerald Dragon.
The dragon tattoo on the arm and shoulder of the captain of the Voyager 3. Listen to find out why the eye is an emerald colour. An intriguing short story!
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