Chapter 6
Over the next several hours the passengers waited tensely in the lounge. No one spoke, no one made a sound. They all just sat.
About five hours after the power outage the lights came on, and everyone was relieved. They all went to the captain to ask where they were. When they arrived the crew was getting the system in order. They said it would be another few moments.
When the results came up the, the captain seemed puzzled. That's when Ian asked," What's the matter? How far are we off course?" The captain looked up to him, fear in his eyes. "Turn on the lights," he muttered.
At that moment the bright, blinding white lights of the upper decks came on, and what the group saw made their blood run cold, freezing them to the spot. What they saw was a group of islands, five to be exact. And the whole group knew what they were looking at before the navigator said," Their Los Cinco Muertes, The Five Deaths."
As they all stood, looking in astonishment something hit the boat, jarring them painfully from there shock. "What was that?" Eric asked, in the same frightened tone he had those few years ago.
Alan heard a snarl, and knew that the nightmare had just begun.
Over the next several hours the passengers waited tensely in the lounge. No one spoke, no one made a sound. They all just sat.
About five hours after the power outage the lights came on, and everyone was relieved. They all went to the captain to ask where they were. When they arrived the crew was getting the system in order. They said it would be another few moments.
When the results came up the, the captain seemed puzzled. That's when Ian asked," What's the matter? How far are we off course?" The captain looked up to him, fear in his eyes. "Turn on the lights," he muttered.
At that moment the bright, blinding white lights of the upper decks came on, and what the group saw made their blood run cold, freezing them to the spot. What they saw was a group of islands, five to be exact. And the whole group knew what they were looking at before the navigator said," Their Los Cinco Muertes, The Five Deaths."
As they all stood, looking in astonishment something hit the boat, jarring them painfully from there shock. "What was that?" Eric asked, in the same frightened tone he had those few years ago.
Alan heard a snarl, and knew that the nightmare had just begun.