The lights in the submarine went out, plunging the
interior into absolute darkness. The engines ceased.
“I hate passing through the Wyrding Depth,” Joseph said.
His voice echoed through the silent ship.
The Wyrding Depth ran from about 300 feet to about 350
feet. Some unknown phenomenon caused the all mechanical and electrical
functions on submersibles to cease. While unnerving, this wasn’t especially problematic
during descent. When attempting to return to the surface however, it meant that
crews were entirely dependent on compressed air to ascend. More than one crew
had been lost because of insufficient supply or a malfunction.
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