From Resident Evil to becoming a gacha god

Chapter 116 Storm Kaiju and Dangerous Wanderer!

In the North Pacific, a storm is gathering, and the sky looks like it has been punched through, with countless tons of rain pouring down.

A hapless fishing vessel is caught in a storm and struggles desperately in the violently undulating waves.

The sky was as black as ink, and the rolling clouds were so low they almost pressed down on the sea. The "anger of the ocean" was tangible at this moment, with howling winds and waves rising one after another.

Rumble!

A giant wave crashed over the small boat, causing it to rise abruptly. Everyone was pinned to the deck. As the wave subsided, the small boat quickly descended with the sea.

This is the most dangerous moment. In the gale, the heavy ship descends much faster than a human body. If a sailor loses his grip, he will be thrown out immediately, and the drop in height in an instant is as high as seven or eight stories.

Xiao Miao held on very firmly.

Although he lacked extensive experience in life on a ship and didn't know how to deal with a storm, he knew that ignoring the advice of elders would lead to trouble.

The man who gave the warning had a stubble and a weathered face; he was clearly an experienced seaman, and listening to him was the right thing to do.

After the small boat rose to its highest point with the giant waves, the feeling of weightlessness from the descent immediately appeared. Everyone clung tightly to various parts of the boat, but Xiao Miao heard a discordant sound amidst the howling storm.

Click!

This kind of sound often occurs when metal breaks. Under normal circumstances, it is insignificant, but in this situation, it could be a matter of life and death.

Snap! Crack!

The next second, the railing that Xiao Miao was holding snapped, carrying Xiao Miao and another crew member who was also holding onto it into the sky amidst the storm, while the heavy hull rapidly descended with the sea.

At the critical moment, thick tentacles snaked out from Xiao Miao's sleeves, tightly wrapping around the hydraulic winch. Then the tentacles contracted, pulling Xiao Miao back onto the ship.

The moment he landed on the deck, Xiao Miao immediately turned around and threw his tentacles behind him, trying to pull down another crew member who had been flung into the air.

The thick tentacles kept thinning and stretching longer and longer, until they reached a length of 20 meters, but they still couldn't reach the crew member.

"Aaaaaah, the unlucky guy screamed and fell into the deep black waves, disappearing in the blink of an eye."

Xiao Miao immediately withdrew his tentacles, sighing in despair. In the face of natural disasters, humanity is so insignificant.

He glanced at the system panel briefly, but no information popped up. It seemed he would have to explore it himself first.

Before the next big wave arrived, the old man who had just reminded everyone to hold on tight shouted again, "Quickly tie the crab traps tight, then get into the cabin!"

Xiao Miao then realized that the reason this group of people continued to stay on the deck during the storm was to tighten the crab traps to reduce losses.

No, is it really necessary to risk your life like that?

The crew members remained silent, simply stacking the crab traps and securing them to the deck posts with hemp ropes, working quickly and racing against time.

Everyone needs to finish the work before the next wave hits.

Xiao Miao looked down at himself. He was wearing his clothes from before he transmigrated, with a sailor suit and a rough raincoat on top.

My current identity seems to be that of a crew member.

Xiao Miao didn't waste any time. After confirming his identity, he immediately helped the others secure the crab cage. He was very strong, and the heavy crab cage seemed like a toy in his hands.

"How come I never noticed how strong you were before, rookie!" an old sailor joked, trying to make light of the situation.

The three of them worked together and quickly secured the crab trap. The next wave was just around the corner, and they immediately ran towards the cabin.

Despite having greater strength and a better physique, Xiao Miao's forward speed on the constantly rising and falling deck was far slower.

They are not as good as the veteran crew members.

As expected, calm waters don't produce excellent sailors; the veteran crew members seem to have long been accustomed to this kind of turbulence.

Xiao Miao grabbed onto the boat with both hands and ran into the cabin, lagging behind. As the cabin door slammed shut, the howling wind and the sound of the waves immediately decreased by two orders of magnitude.

But the sound was still very loud!

"How far are we from land?" the captain roared.

The first mate, who was steering the ship, immediately replied while watching the radar chart, "Seven miles to Anchorage, Captain!"

Upon hearing this answer, the people in the cabin immediately shared their opinions.

"We're doomed, we might not be able to reach the shallow waters safely!"

"We definitely can't reach a storm of this magnitude!"

"One has already died, we all have to die!"

"Oh my god! My wife is only a month pregnant, I don't want to die!"

"Quiet!" the captain roared, and everyone immediately fell silent. The captain staggered to the radar chart: "What about that island three miles to the east?"

The first mate glanced at the radar chart: "No, no, no, only two miles, Captain... one, one mile, Captain, we're getting closer!"

The veteran sailor was completely bewildered: "What the hell? Why are we getting closer?"

Everyone realized something was wrong and looked through the glass toward the east.

Xiao Miao squinted and looked over. In the storm, a huge, dark figure stood in the sea, the raging wind and waves crashing against it, but it could not be shaken in the slightest.

"Beep beep beep beep beep" The radar kept issuing collision warnings, but the atmosphere in the cabin was extremely oppressive.

Drawing on recent news reports, the captain took a deep breath and slowly uttered a name that sent chills down everyone's spine: "It's the Kaiju!"

Xiao Miao gasped.

That's really scary!

This time, the journey took us to the Pacific Rim world, and it seems to be the first movie.

The name "Kaiju" is actually a result of transliteration; the subtitle team mischievously translated the Japanese word "monster" into Chinese based on its pronunciation.

In terms of sheer effect, the Kaiju does sound much scarier than a monster; it sounds incredibly painful. When Xiao Miao watched the movie, he was constantly worried that the Hunter Jaeger would be ambushed by the Kaiju.

Roar!

A deep, resounding roar echoed through the storm, and on the radar screen, a shadow as large as an island rapidly approached, heading straight for the small boat.

The captain yelled in desperation, "Hard starboard!"

boom!

The monster suddenly emerged from the water, its 92-meter height resembling a mountain. Lightning flashed across the sky, and with the help of the brief flash, everyone could barely make out its full appearance.

This Kaiju has a head shaped like a sharp blade, a body similar in size to a goblin shark, and has two arms and two legs.

Xiao Miao's heart raced as she pondered which character card would be useful. After much thought, she decided that becoming Chu Renmei was the safest bet.

boom!

As I pondered, a bright light appeared on the sea behind the small boat, then the water surface suddenly bulged and shattered, and a giant mech stood up from the sea.

The deafening roar of the machinery was deafening.

Mechs and monsters stand in opposition, a great battle is about to begin. The towering waves can only submerge their calves. The small boat is sandwiched between two behemoths, weak, helpless, and pitiful.

Inside the cabin, Xiao Miao frowned; he suddenly noticed a blind spot.

If the waves only submerged the mech's lower legs, then why did it emerge entirely from the sea when it first appeared?

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