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The window was opened by someone unknown, and standing in the passage of the cabin, one could see the lead-colored sky and the deep sea, which looked bleak. The cloudy scenery of the Shibaura area gradually came into view. The north wind blowing in through the window made a whistling sound in my ears. Mamoru Arasaki was a first-class navigator on the cargo ship Yamakage Maru. At this time, he walked out of the room and was about to go to the toilet. Mamoru Arasaki had been on the deck for a while. He was wearing a mountaineering windbreaker and a red striped scarf that his wife had knitted for him around his neck. Judging from the way he was dressed, he did not look like a sailor. However, this scarf was already famous on the entire ship because it was specially knitted for him as a gift by his newly married wife. He passed by a cabin and saw a piece of paper blown down by the wind at the door. Arasaki was agile and quickly stepped forward to step on the piece of paper.