One day, a reconnaissance bureau in Kuniku.
The chief analyst in one department was puzzled by the newspaper his men brought. It is not a national paper or an economic paper, either a popular article is a regional paper for sale.
"... so? What does this article say?
After a first reading of the article, which politely attached a sticky note, the chief could not hide the expression of confusion. Anyway, that article deals with the story that in this modern era - if it's UFO or ET - there's a ghost ship out there.
"Wouldn't you notice? to its coordinates."
"Coordinates?... Hey, what's here...?
"Yes, two years ago, an unidentified warship appeared in the sea."
In Crowe's decision to renovate the unscenes, the renovation would not suffer distortions across different boundaries even if renovated in different spaces - hence it would not affect the level up - and the renovation had been carried out after (purposefully) appearing in the sea.
And the place, but for the simple reason that Crowe had visited before, the sinking point of Christmas City had been chosen.
"... a strange coincidence indeed... but as far as this article goes, it would be separate from the cruiser then, wouldn't it? It says" sailboat "?
"Yep. I spoke to reporters once, and witnesses are publishing their sightings on the web. It's just... there was a man in the witness who was familiar with whether it was a sailboat or history, and he insisted..."
"- How do I claim?
"... that ship was' Kati Sark '..."
To this end, the chief analyst's patience also reached its limits.
"Says the fool off too! Rather than a ghost ship, Kati Sark will be on display in London!
"Ha... that's what I said myself, but the man didn't give in resolutely..."
"Come on! Are you telling me that Kati Sark's living spirit appeared with her phantom departure? The man!
"No...... that far. He seemed puzzled, too, but as a matter of fact, he claims that the ship was Kati Sark."
"I could confirm that. Hey..."
"For once, some pictures have been published..."
"Wait. You have a picture?
"It's night, so the picture is bad."
That being said, the pictures arranged by my men were indeed sailboats of three masts to the point of becoming.
"As you can see, the three-mast sailboat, which is also known as the (so-called) ship type, also feels relatively elongated. But..."
Not enough to identify you as Kati Sark.
"Yes, a possible explanation would be a sailboat built to resemble Kati Sark..."
"Even in that case, the unnatural nature of the situation remains unchanged. The problem is that this ship was sent to the haunted ship, and the ship's shape is just an incidental problem."
"You're right."
"... well, even if we stay on measures regarding the ship's identity, what do we have in common with the last confirmed cruiser?
"Apart from the circumstances and location of the departure"
To the words of his subordinates, the chief turns again to the article.
"... to the point of becoming. Did you show up in the fog in the same way..."
"Is the fog the crook?
"Isn't this ghost ship on satellite imagery?
"Unfortunately, it's not a good time."
"Hmm... Captain's testimony says the radar didn't respond and suddenly appeared out of the fog..."
"A wooden sailboat should be hard to see on the radar of a merchant ship. I don't even think of it as cod (if) eyes (meh). It would be more problematic for Ning to disappear with the fog before the sailors and sailors see it."
Incidentally, it was at Crowe's behest that Unsheen appeared in front of the merchant ship. Experiments were the best way to ascertain Unsheen's stealth abilities, and Crowe, who curled his stomach in strange places, appeared Unsheen in front of a merchant ship that wanted to pass through well, and disappeared as such.
As Crowe thought, there was an article about a ghost ship flying around the net to see what it looked like from the crew. It's not what Crowe found out about the noise that followed.
"What do you want to do?
"Last time I was on a ghost cruiser, I was sporadically disgusted, wasn't I?
"So...?
"If it's a problem whether you report it or not, I'll report it. That's what we do."