"This is my ship, and I named it 'Atlantis'." "Oh, well, if you insist on doing this." "A reasonable request, but unfortunately I can't satisfy you." "Want to know? The predecessor of Atlantis was the Lady Lovibond. "In fact, I sneer at the idea that "bringing women on board will bring disaster." "Okay, okay, I'll lend you my boat, be careful not to damage it." "That's all I know. Why, it turns out that you are also interested in this kind of thing."
I like the Age of Discovery~
TAT doesn't leave me a message, I'm very sad~~~
ps: Janna is the name of the storm goddess in League of Legends, and Karthus is the death chanter.
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[The original version of the protagonist's pirate ship in this article is as follows]
The Lady Lovibond
Britain has a long history of ghost ship stories, but the story of the Lady Lovibond seems to be the most famous. At the time, Simon, the captain of the Lady Lovibond, had just gotten married and decided to celebrate on the ship. Ignoring the statement that "bringing women on board will bring disaster", he took his lover on board and set sail on February 13, 1748.
Unfortunately, his teammate Bi fell in love with his new wife. After the celebration, Bill was filled with anger and jealousy and deliberately misdirected the ship, causing the ship to sink on the infamous Golden Beach, killing all personnel. Legend has it that the Lady Lovibond is sighted in the nearby waters every 50 years: several captains saw it in 1798, 1848 and 1898. The scene was so real that the captains even thought it was in distress and lowered their life rafts to prepare for rescue. The Lady Lovibond reappeared in 1948. Whether it appeared in 1998 has not been confirmed, but it can be regarded as the most famous ghost ship story in Europe.
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