[Titanic] True Love Is Eternal

I heard the sea coming up and the lifeboat being pushed into the water with violent force.Someone was screaming, someone was shouting God be with me.The bow of the Titanic has been completely pulled into the water, the calm sea surged up, and huge force rushed towards her face.The lifeboat I was sitting in was knocked away by the icy sea water. Before the strength of the sea water, the weight of the lifeboat was obviously too weak to withstand a single blow.

The rope was still uncut, and some crew members were desperately shouting: "Give me another knife, I need a knife."

They desperately needed to push the lifeboats into the water, which no longer needed pulley winches, because the water was right under our feet.Hundreds of people screamed and ran towards the slowly upturned stern. No one cared whether their choice was right or not. Some desperate people jumped off the side of the ship, hoping that a lifeboat would come back to save them if they saw those who fell into the water.

The lifeboat rolled over to one side uncontrollably due to the washing of the sea water. The woman next to me threw herself to the side because of this accident. in the water.

More than a dozen crew members and some men crowded over, stretching out their hands to push the lifeboat into the sea, fearing that the lifeboat would capsize completely before it left the ship.

My ears were filled with the screams of the terrified woman, and I looked out of the lifeboat with wet eyes, but in the crowd, I couldn't see Carl for a while.The lifeboat boomed, and the side that was about to turn over suddenly shook violently, and I was thrown out dizzily.Instinctively, my hand wanted to grab a corner of the tilted lifeboat, but some passengers were anxious to grab the hull, and stepped on my hand hard, squeezing me down completely.

My eyes went dark, and I fell out of the lifeboat.The bitingly cold and suffocating sea dragged me into the abyss. I vaguely heard someone calling my name from above, and I stretched out my hands helplessly. The life jacket on my body gave me the buoyancy to survive, and I floated out of the sea. head, coughing uncomfortably.

"Emily."

It was Carl's voice, and I wanted to respond to him, but a wave came over and I was pushed into the water again.There were crazy shouts all around, and hundreds of thousands of people's cries for help turned into a huge whirlpool, boiling up as the bow of the ship sank completely.

I was crowded into the deeper water by this boiling sea water, and my eyes were full of dense blisters, passengers who fell into the water.I can no longer hear Carl's call, and I don't know if he is on the lifeboat. One second before falling into the water, I seem to see him holding the sling on the lifeboat, and stepping on the lifeboat that is about to roll over with long hands and feet One side, jumping directly over the crew, who had no time to maintain order, into the dinghy.

But I don't know if this is a hallucination of my blood loss, or if I see just other passengers.The buoyancy of the life jacket allowed me to float up again. My face emerged from the icy sea water. The sub-zero water temperature woke me up alive. I tremblingly searched for the familiar figure. Only half of the Titanic remained on the water. The lights are bright, and this light seems to give people the illusion that it is still alive.

But I know that it will soon break and sink completely.

Too many people in the water, everywhere, everyone shouting for help.No one knew that there was only one lifeboat that returned to the scene to save people.

I looked up at the starry sky with dull thinking. The stars in the night sky tonight were as prosperous as the fireworks of the first-class dance party.Gradually, I couldn't hear other people's cries for help, and I couldn't feel the cold. The moisture on my eyelashes turned into hoarfrost. I blinked hard, trying to get rid of this funeral-like whiteness.

All the scenes turned into silent black and white old movies, the propeller at the stern was pulled up by the sinking bow and emerged from the water.The huge yellow chimney couldn't bear the force of the tilt and collapsed, throwing a gust of water mist on the sea surface, and I floated further away on the sea surface.

The steel of the ship's hull began to bear pressure beyond the limit. During the collapse, the lights on the ship suddenly dimmed, and struggled to brighten up again in an instant.In this moment of light, the hull finally couldn't bear the sinking force and broke, the lights were completely extinguished, and everything returned to the night.

I watched my breath form a cold fog in the air, and the ripples of the sea were terribly heavy.

Ships are sinking, and sinking ships make the sea more crowded.I lay on my back in the sea water, and felt that ice water was everywhere on my body, including my ears and hair.If it weren't for the buoyancy of the life jacket, I might have completely sunk with the hull, but it's not much better to be afloat now.I know where my limit is. If the drowning people next to me can survive for 10 minutes, then my situation probably won't last for 3 minutes.

My breathing is gradually weakening, I have no strength to raise my hand to survive, my hearing seems to have experienced the excessive silence just now and my tinnitus began, and then I heard some chaotic voices.Those voices are clearly beside me, but I seem to hear them from a few kilometers away.I hear whistles, thumps, calls.

Someone yelled, "Come back, come back quickly..."

Come back... Where should I go back?

I was fuzzy, and I was exhausted looking for a fulcrum so that I would not die so soon in the Atlantic Ocean.But I was so tired that I couldn't even feel the pain and coldness. I closed my eyes and opened them suddenly, but in the end I couldn't resist the sinking feeling. I blinked hard a few times, and I opened my mouth. He seemed to want to ask for help, but finally called "Carl" in a low and hoarse voice.

"Emily."

He was responding to me with a wild, paranoid desperation.

I couldn't answer, the water was slowly entering my mouth and nose, and without the lights, I couldn't even figure out which direction the call was coming from.

"Go away, the lifeboat will capsize!" he yelled anxiously, "Emily, where are you?"

I turned my face with difficulty, the faint mist lingered in front of my eyes, I opened my mouth suffocatingly, and the sea water hindered my vocal movement.Several people who fell into the water nearby shouted excitedly, "There is a lifeboat, the lifeboat is here to save us."

Carl's voice followed, "I'm here to find someone, don't come up and overwhelm the boat."

He really jumped into the lifeboat at the last moment, and this guy rowed the boat back, he was looking for death.

"I'm here.

"Emily..." he called out to me in horror.

"……"it's here.Consciousness is fuzzy, and the cold air passes through my windpipe, but there is no sound.

"Emily," he called persistently, his voice close at hand.

The wood pulp seemed to slap my hair, and Carl's voice came out clearly, "Where are you?"

Here.

The stiff fingers moved slightly, wanting to touch the wood pulp, but the next second the wood pulp moved away.Carl's voice became distant again, "Emily..."

exist……

I closed my eyes, the water came up, and then I saw a cold white, like snow on the streets of England, covering endless roads.