The Dead Return to Port

A ship that had been missing for 31 years suddenly appeared in the North Atlantic.

Twenty-nine crew members, 31 breakfasts.

The dead answered the radio, and the living died one after another after boarding.

The rescue team discovered that the things aboard the ship seemed to have no idea that 31 years had passed.

Even stranger, an insurance company received an unusual claim from the missing vessel.

When crew members die, you can issue death certificates.

When a ship goes missing, you can settle the case as a total loss.

But what if a ghost ship that has already been paid out and its case closed suddenly reappears?

Who pays?

And to whom?

Also, who are those two people missing from the crew list?

Welcome aboard the Our Lady.

This ship does not guarantee passenger safety, but it does guarantee that every procedure is on record.

"The dead can be removed from the registry, and ghost ships can be written off, but someone has to pay for those two extra breakfasts."

Perhaps the most terrifying thing is that stamped document?