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-”What’s that?” shouted John Milton.

-”I heard that too! Let’s get outside to find out” George replied.

The two men went outside and searched for the source of that noise. The noise suddenly stopped.

-”Weird!” said George.

-”It sounded like a ship. A big ship. I have never heard a noise like this before, but I can’t see anything strange here. Everything seems to be ok. Let’s go to sleep. Tomorrow is our big day!”

-”I agree with you! I feel so tired.” said George and entered his cabin again…

-”It’s 10am, I think we should go now.” said John.

-”Aye aye Captain”

The anchor was raised and the engines were warming up. Soon Apollon left the port and headed straight to the Bermuda Triangle. The weather was fine. It’s was a hot summer day. A cool stream of air was like an air-condition in the faces of the two men.

-”I am so excited. We are reaching the borders of Bermuda Triange in a couple of hours.” said John.

-”Ok. We should prepare the exploring devices then” George replied.

-”Isn’t it a bit early for that?”

-”Those devices take hours to warm up!”

-”Oh, ok then.” said John and drunk some coffee.

-”We should reach Bermuda Triangle in about 10 minutes” John shouted.

-”Ok I heard you! The devices are ready” replied George.

George was a technician specialized in energy and hi-tech devices. He was a close friend to John and that’s why John selected him for his companion in this journey. The government wanted to assign another person for that position but John didn’t accept that. He said that he wanted his “own” people to be with him in that journey. The government couldn’t change his mind so George was his companion now.

-”Do you see anything strange? We have entered the Triangle!” said John.

-”Nah… nothing particular strange. I can see a whale though! Hehe.” George replied.

-”Those devices have never been tested in the Triangle. I believe that we will find something.” said John.

-”The weather devices show that there will be changes in the weather.” That’s really weird cause I can’t see a cloud in a perimeter of 200 km.”

-”Really? That’s really weird! It’s a typical hot summer day. I have read the weather forecast.