I found a place I could get into for now, so I went inside.
This ship seemed to have been sitting on this mountain for quite a long time. The metal used in the walls looked badly faded, and the corridors were thick with dust.
Even if anyone had been aboard, they must have either escaped or breathed their last long ago. I think the former is more likely.
There was a place that looked like a warehouse, but nothing had been left behind except empty crates.
The only clue was a captain's log left on the bridge.
We can read and write every language used in this world, but the diary was written in none of them. It was in Japanese, the native language of the original world.
For a moment, I thought it was a player, but maybe the entire battleship had been transported to this world? No, no, that's impossible.
Something seems to have happened later on. I'll keep reading the diary.
Judging by the dates, this battleship was probably in service during the war. It was also a very active ship.
In other words, he got the call even before we arrived there.
Apparently, it wasn't just one person who got blown away. All the crew aboard the ship were caught up in it too.
At first, he seemed confused and had no idea what was happening, but the person writing this diary seems to have calmed him down for the time being.
Help will come. That's why these words were written down, so they could somehow hold on until then.
However, it seems this situation didn't last long.
