Titanic 1912: A Lovecraft Mythos Novel by catt dahman

Author:catt dahman [dahman, catt]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2014-01-02T05:00:00+00:00

He slipped the paper into the bottle, sealed it and, leaning over the railing, tossed it into the water. His home was half a sea away.

He did not survive, but the little bottle made its way back to his homeland over the course of a year and washed ashore in Ireland, not many miles from his own home. A coachman who was walking his dog found the bottle, and it was returned to Jeremiah’s mother who confirmed the bottle was the one she gave him and the handwriting was his.

His mother died shortly after reading his note, and no one ever understood how the message found its way home.

Daniels, John, Jenny and Peter Cavendar, and the Perry brothers ran up to the pair to tell them that the lounges on D deck were full of men smoking cigars and having drinks, couples putting off the climb up to the boat deck, and some who refused to get aboard lifeboats. They had been trying to get everyone to come up and get into a boat.

“But they…some anyway, are beginning to get worried and there is almost an upcoming panic,” Peter said.

Howard shared what they had seen: the mystery ghost ship full of demon-like creatures and the tentacles that had grabbed the French woman and almost pulled her away. They also explained that the injured were loaded onto boats and that Karl, Helen, and Maggie were away, safely

They walked to the other side to watch.

“Are we loading here? Sorry. Berk Pickard, Sirs, Ma’am,” a man walked over and introduced himself.

“Where did you come from?” Daniels asked, as the man was wet and shivering.

“F deck,” he said, his voice shaking as his eyes shifted.

“F? Why it’s flooded and full of…um…things…um….” Pickard sighed, “Oh Sir, I am so glad you understand. Most would think I was mad if I told them the half of what I saw. Yes, it is flooded now. I felt the collision and came up to see.

When I tried to go back and get my belongings, the steward whispered that it was flooding and they were about to lock the gates and to hurry back. I did but…there were things, Sir.”

“Things, yes,” Stead agreed

“I would describe them as something like house cats, but they had terrible claws, no tails, and no fur and were unusually thin. In places, I swear I could see bones with no flesh. And they hissed at me. I ran.”

“That was smart,” John said.

“I am no coward, but those things….”

“You did the right thing,” Howard said.

“I made my way to E and, well, it’s flooded now as well. I am afraid everyone is lost as there were no people in sight on F or E.I heard a most terrible sound: sliding, slippery, and thumping. I admit it almost scared me unto death and as I said, I am no coward. I didn’t look to see what could be making such noise but it sounded large, and in my head I heard the most horrid sounds.”

“We saw and heard them.

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