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Ship of the Cannibal Rats: Shipwreck Survivors Trapped on a Rat-Infested Ghost Ship
Shipwreck survivors Luka and Chance escape circling sharks only to board an abandoned ocean liner ruled by thousands of starving, cannibalistic rats.
Their first refuge is the roof of a sinking shipping container surrounded by dead crewmates and migrating blue sharks. The freighter went down too quickly for a normal evacuation, possibly because of whatever Captain McHenry had agreed to smuggle. With the last lifeboat floating out of reach, Luka builds a grotesque raft from the bodies in the water and gambles that he can cross the feeding frenzy.
The lifeboat carries them to the drifting Lyudmila Gurchenko, a stripped Russian ocean liner that appears safer than open water. Its bridge is empty, its food stores have been chewed through, and its mattresses and walls are alive with movement. The rats do not merely swarm; they fight, consume one another, produce monstrous dominant animals, and seem capable of protecting the ship as their territory.
David O’Hanlon’s “Ship of the Cannibal Rats” is maritime survival horror with a grim sense of humor, combining shipwreck, sharks, a ghost ship, a rat king, and an escalating siege in rusting corridors. The question is no longer what happened to the missing crew—it is whether any human can survive long enough to become captain. Story by David O’Hanlon.
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Adrift in the middle of the ocean. Two survivors find
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themselves aboard an abandoned ship, but they're not alone. Something
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lurks in the darkness, something with gnawing teeth, countless eyes,
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and an insatiable hunger, a hunger for fresh meat. What's that?
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You want to be scared? Come with me. He will
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experience tales over our bera, ghosts and death. It is
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not recommended for a week at heart Heart listen, as
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in the dark it's more fun at that way way.
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at hand. The ocean is a lonely place when a
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ship disappears. Sometimes it's just gone, no distress call, no survivors,
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just another vessel lost to the deep. But sometimes the
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ship comes back. This story is about two men stranded
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at sea, desperate for rescue when they stumble upon a
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ship that shouldn't exist, a ship no one should step
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foot on, because the moment they climb aboard, they realize
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they are not alone. Something's watching, something hungry. Monsters of
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the oceans are often stuff of legends, except tonight. Right
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after this, the Ship of the Cannibal Rats by David O'Hanlon.
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This fucking blows Chance grumbled, could be worse, Lucas said, comfortingly,
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How could this be any worse? The shipping container rocked?
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Not so gently in the waves. A few others bobbed
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around them. Amongst the assorted equipment and the corpses of
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the ship's crew, dorsal fins of migrating blue sharks darted
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between the bodies. Occasionally they'd drag one down or just
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chomp off a piece, sending the other sharks into a frenzy.
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A thick fog had persisted since two days prior, and
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the shark's fins looked like ghosts flitting around the floating buffet.
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The ship's captain McHenry bobbed in the water with his
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eyes still open. For whatever reason, the sharks wouldn't eat him,
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and every so often he floated just right to cast
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his undead gaze on the stranded men, as if to
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ask when they'd be joining him. It could be raining again,
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Luca offered, you know you're right, chance, let his head
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fall back on the container with a thud. It would
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suck if drinkable water started to fall from the sky.
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It's only been thirty hours since we had a drink,
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after all, thirty two and I'm working on that. Luca
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walked to the edge of the container. It wasn't uncommon
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for McHenry to lease space to smugglers. He'd seen the
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crates hastily loaded in the middle of the night. It
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didn't look like the drugs they normally picked up weapons.
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Maybe it didn't really matter. Whatever they'd been hauling had
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brought the ship down fast, too fast for anyone to react. Accordingly,
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two of the three lifeboats had gone down with the wreckage.
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The last one was currently adrift and unmanned. Water food,
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and an emergency beacon bobbed tauntingly just one hundred meters away.
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Seven dead men floated like lily pads between Luca and Salvation.
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A long fin sliced the surface and then dived down sharply.
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Make that six dead men get away from the edge,
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you dumb ass, Chance grumped. One of the sharks is
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going to jump up and bite your ass. That only
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happens in the movies. Sharks can't jump. Luca instinctively reached
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for a pack of cigarettes that wasn't there. Whales jump
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out of the water all the time to eat penguins.
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Chance told him, you can use the Internet for more
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than porn. You know, whales are mammals. What the hell
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does that have to do with anything? Mammals can jump,
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Luca shrugged, fish swim fuck, I need a smoke. A
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shark breached the surface, throwing its body onto the container.
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It swept its open mouth across the edge, sending Luca
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into a backward stumble, before sliding off into the water.
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Luca landed hard on his ass and slid on the
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wet metal. He laughed it off shakily. Oh maybe they
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can jump, he admitted, told you so. The waves slapped
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the back of Luca's head and he sat up quickly.
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As a dorsal streaked by. He ran his hand through
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the mop of hair, looking around suspiciously. Another shark swam by,
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and Luca felt his stomach not he could clearly see
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the bright blue coloration that gave them their name. Luca
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leaned over the edge a bit more hesitantly. He eyed
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the serial number printed vertically on the corner of the container.
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The sharks were getting more frantic for their share of
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the dwindling supply of dead bodies. If he was right,
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there'd be some fresh meat on the menu soon. Hey, chance,
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what do you think is in this container? He asked,
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knowing our luck, A speed boat in a case of beer? Why?
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Because I'm pretty sure we're sinking. Of course we fucking are.
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Don't worry, Luca said, I got a plan, of course,
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you fucking do. After a frustrating two hours, Luca's plan
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had come to morbid fruition. Using a makeshift rope of
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their belts and clothes, he lassoed McHenry and four and
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a half other dead crew members. He laid the bodies
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out on the container and began lashing them together. Chance
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be grudgingly helped tie it together. Luca instructed, we don't
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want one of those sharks poking its nose through. Chance
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lifted the stump. That's going to be an issue. Improvise.
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I can't believe we're doing this. Chance said, it's like
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a big ass me eat aureo, only the glass of
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milk is full of sharks. What makes you think this
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will even work? A ship's only as good as its crew.
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Luca pulled the cordage tight, eliciting a spurt of congealed
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blood across his face. This was a really good crew.
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Why hasn't anyone come for us? Chance stood up and
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shielded his eyes from the sun. The emergency beacon should
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have signaled as soon as it was submerged you heard
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that explosion, Luca checked the lashings. Whatever was on board
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was the kind of shit that gets you renditioned. I
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saw enough in the legion, and trust me, we're better
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off with the sharks. The captain knew that too, We've
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been running in ghost modes since Liberia. They slid the
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bodies off the container and back into the ocean. It
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was a much shorter drop than either man expected. They
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were sinking faster. There wouldn't be time for a plan B.
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The raft stayed afloat, but only barely. Luca eased himself
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on board, and it dipped down. McHenry's head went under. Shit.
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Luca whispered, new plan. I'm going to have to go alone,
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and what about me? Would it kill you to trust me?
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It fucking might. Here goes nothing. Luca pushed off the
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side of the shipping container and drifted toward the lifeboat.
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See it's working cool, Now hurry up before they eat
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your boat. They'd already started. One of the blues grabbed
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McHenry's arm and tore it off, sending the raft spinning.
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The vessel dipped and bobbed back up. A shark bumped
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it from below, bucking Luca into the air. His grip
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held firm, but the landing jostled the bodies beneath him.
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Another bump from below nearly capsized him. Luca realized he'd
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made a terrible mistake. The man made raft floated well enough,
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but now it looked like a big wounded fish to
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the simple minded predators stalking it. Don't go away, weekly, spooky,
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We'll be right back. Luca hiked his leg up and
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waited for a fin to pass by. One got close enough,
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and he kicked into the water to push off the fish.
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It gave him a brief surge, but the lifeboat was
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still too far away to swim for it. Another speeding
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shark gave the raft a hard nudge that thankfully was
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in the right direction. Sixty meters to go, Luca stretched
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for a piece of debris, almost toppling overboard in the process.
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A fin battered his arm as it cut between him
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and the flotsam. Luca tried again and jerked the scrap
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metal from the water, hugging to his chest. With a
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triumphant whoop, Luca frantically paddled the water fifty meters left,
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forty deep. Red suddenly spread around him, and the raft
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listed to starboard. He rode faster, glancing back over his
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shoulder at Chance. Unspooling entrails floated in his wake. A
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shark broke the surface, scooping intestines into its wide open
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mouth like it were taking a fishing line. The raft lurched,
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The hollowed body was filling with sea water, and for
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the second time in two days, Luca was on a
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sinking ship. A pair of sharks attached the raft from
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opposite sides. The lashings began to stretch, and Luca's legs
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slipped through. A shark bumped against it, but didn't bite.
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He knew he wouldn't get lucky Twice, he let himself
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slide between the bodies and sink above him. The sharks
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converged blood and unchewed bits clouded Luca's view. A finger
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floated past him, carried downward by the weight of the
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wedding band still encircling it. Chance crawled out on to
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the edge of the container, looking for any sign of
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his partner. Nothing. Sharks swam away, with parts of the
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raft still refusing to take mc henry. The captain swirled
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around until he was the only person left between Chance
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and the lifeboat. Water rolled on to the roof of
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the container, submerging Chance's forearms. A thud drew his attention
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to the other end. The shark chomped at the air
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before sliding back into the ocean. Chance sniffled, then let
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himself cry. No one was left to see him anyhow.
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If he was lucky, he'd drowned before the sharks started
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to eat him. Get away from the edge, Luca shouted,
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sharks can jump, you know. The lifeboat's motor didn't have
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enough fuel to get them to land, but it was
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enough to get them away from the feeding frenzy and
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moving in the general direction of Europe. The strobe on
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the roof flashed constantly through the night, reminding the men
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of the vast nothing around them as they took turns
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on lookout. The night wind was frigid, and despite the
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supply stowed aboard, a blanket was not included. Not a
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real one, anyhow, just a handful of foil ones that
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folded up into little squares. They didn't do much for
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the wet, mostly naked sailors. The emergency position indicator was lit,
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they assumed that meant it was working. Rescue shouldn't have
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taken too long. Satellites would pick up the signal and
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relay it to the nearest local user terminal. Then they'd
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notify the nearest agency capable of getting to the men.
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Neither of them knew how far they were from land. However,
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they sipped at the bottles of water. Just to be safe.
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They should pack extra clothes in lifeboats, Luca said, at
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least some underwear. There's no way you don't need a
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fresh pear after your ship sinks. I don't know about you,
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but I don't ever plan on leaving land again, Chance said,
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rolling the bottle between his palms. He snickered. This fucking
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shit is crazy, man, Hey, you see that the light
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It was wrong, Chance pointed stern. The strobe flashed again,
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and Luca saw what his friend was talking about. Brighter
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like it had reflected off. Oh shit, Lucas scrambled to
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his feet and out the cockpit, grab the torch. Chance
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let the flashlight lead as he joined his partner. What
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is it, Luca pointed up. The strobe bounced off the
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hull of the small cruise ship. Chance laughed and waved
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his hands in the air. Hey, we're down here, he shouted,
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don't bother, she's not running under power. Luca took the
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flashlight from him and scanned the side of the ship
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for markings. We are setting the world record for bad luck.
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We almost got ran over by a ghost ship derelict
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way out here. No one knows for sure, but best
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guess is there are thousands of them floating around. Luca
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told him one got loose in Japan a couple of
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years ago, almost a year to the day, it drifted
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into Canada. There we go. He shined the light on
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the vessel's name, moving the beams slowly to make out
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the letters. A broken toe line clanked against the reinforced hull.
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Luke turned off the light. Yadmila Gerchenko Chance said, must
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be Russian. Looks like a discount cruise ship, an ocean liner,
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Luca corrected him. They were made for transport, not comfort.
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That's why she's so small. Been retrofitted for the Arctic too.
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That haul's up armored for icebergs. Why do you sound
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so happy about that? Pack your shit, wheezy, Luca smiled.
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We're moving on up. I'm not really digging the idea
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of being on a creepy ass ghost ship, Chance said,
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got anywhere else to be. Luca scanned the deck for
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signs of life asleep in the lifeboat until daylight, when
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this won't suck as bad. They made their way to
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the bridge, shining their lights and windows as they went.
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No one moved inside. Luca led the way up the steps.
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The door moved noisily on its hinges. The salty air
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had rusted them badly, so it didn't swing back and forth,
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but just inched one way and then the other in
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plaintive moans. Luca pushed through and swept the flashlight across
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the bridge. He screamed and stumbled backwards into Chance. Fuck me,
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what Chance, braced himself to run. What is it? Luca
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leaned back into the room, letting the light find the
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floating apparition more scarce to come weekly, Spooky will be
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right back. The gray black shape of a man at
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the helm was nothing more than a forgotten jacket. Luca
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breathed deeply to steady himself. He wriggled his toes, wondering
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if the puddle he stood in had been there before
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