Bungou Stray Dogs Ships Novels & Stories

Two days after they arrived in Guhan province city , An Ruo takes out the five medium battle ships and five small battle ships and let them floating at the jetty . They walk along the beach , collecting seafoods and coconut fruits. They also buy as many seafoods and dried seafoods as they can from the villagers and the fishermans that has just come back from the sea . The next morning , the couple brought the group of naval soldiers that reached the Guhan city last night .

"That's right Ma, how strange the ship is." What a very big ship. Because of the heat I decided to just rest on the deck of the boat, there were lots of chairs there, as well as Rahman and mama. Janu and our three cousins decided to rest in the car because they wanted to sleep and were sleepy. Early in the morning when the ship dropped anchor into the sea to wait for the schedule to dock at Bakauheni Harbor in Lampung, Rahman saw a ship that was getting closer to the hull of our ship, immediately he woke up my mother and me. It was too late, Yudhi woke me up, so I couldn't tell the ship's officers. Vaguely the mountain he saw was not a mountain but an oil tanker drawing closer to our ship.

"In a single file everyone. I don't want anyone to go off the landmarks." Leslie announced leading group B as they take photos, constantly talking to Group A and C through the walkie talkies. "Lesley please can I take a leak?" Helena asked holding her legs. "Seriously, Helena, now?" Lesley didn't believe her but there's no choice. "Okay, let me go with you." Larry chipped. "Okay you guys should hurry back." Lesley gave them permission to go, the duo held hands and went into the bush.

“Because believe it or not, you’re a good man, Bianchi. You deserve this. Besides, it’s just business. Sell the drugs, get your money and that’s the end of it.” He hesitates for a second. “What do you want in return?” “Nothing. Consider it payment for your assistance.” “You’re already paying me three hundred thousand dollars for my assistance.” “Take the drugs, Bianchi. I’m feeling generous.” After a few seconds of silent contemplation, he finally nods; “Alright then. Let’s do this.” *** 24 HOURS LATER… “BREAKING NEWS! The West Harbour is currently on fire. News reaching us a few minutes ago from our correspondents who are live at the scene is that fifteen cargo ships suddenly erupted in fla

A cover of Rand Solar shielding stretched over the balloon system and most decks and gangways. Merchant and cruise ships took to the southern docks. Military vessels came in from the north, displaying ‘Mair’ flags in white on blue cloth. Bjorn floated higher for a better view; his father commanded the federation fleet. Watching the Captain descend the docking ramp stirred Bjorn’s pleasure as well as his pride. It meant that Dad was home. But the vessel with the rectangular secondary flag always came in at the rear and was not yet in sight. Merchant’s started off-loading supplies. Pack volitans and other winged workers swarmed the decks, gathering messages and lightweight packages. The cruise

Every single explosion that shook the island seemed to echo that truth louder in my mind, and I tightened my hold on her because the possibility of losing my sister had always been the one terror I never knew how to conquer. “One of our men reached the eastern shore,” Elliott reported from across the room, drawing my attention away from Russiana. His face, usually painted with easy humor, had hardened into something grim and sharp. “Three OTO Melara warships anchored near the port. Gau Clan insignia confirmed. The bombardment is coming from them.” I lifted my eyes to Reign.

*** The First mate on the ship with the Containers (Human)*** It was a busy busy day today. Our big boss had probably added an extra 100 containers or more between the 3 -5 tanker ships we had available. I was sent to go do rounds and to count all the containers and make sure nothing unwanted join our boat. But there was a bit of amusement from manufactured houses and sheds to cars to exotic animals. We saw some panthers and tigers and some monkeys which were pretty cool. But there were some containers at the starboard of the boat that made me feel like I needed to go into them I didn’t understand why or the pull. But it felt like an out of body experience like I had no control there were li

She gazed out towards the harbour and saw numerous ships bobbing on the water. Shortly after, a young man approached them. "Sir Charlie, the cargo ship is preparing to depart. I will escort you both," he informed them. "Thank you," Charlie Sr. replied gratefully, grabbing their bags. Margret hugged herself tightly as she followed them. The young man led them onto the cargo ship and then departed. A horn sounded, signalling the ship's imminent departure. Charlie Sr. and Margret Owen found a quiet corner among the shipping containers and huddled together. "Charlie, do you know where we're heading?" Margret asked, her voice quivering with anxiety and cold.

“That’s not possible.” Fear slid through the ship immediately. Gabriel followed his stare. Then his expression darkened too. Far across the ocean lights were appearing through the storm. Dozens of ships. Black ships. Covered in silver moon symbols. Hunters. An entire fleet of them. And standing at the front of the largest ship was a woman wearing a silver crown.

Afro extended his hand to Matthew. “Yeah, see you.” Matthew also extended his and they shook hands. After that, Afro picked up his bag and was on his own way. Matthew already had his backpack on and began looking around for a counter of sorts. Matthew walked around and observed his surroundings. The harbour sure was busy, though it looked more like an activity centre. There were few ships since the goods would be transported underwater using animals such as whales, dolphins, mosasaurs, and sharks. With so few humans around, Matthew felt a bit awkward walking among these people. He saw a map on a pillar nearby. Matthew went closer to inspect it. It was an emergency route map, but it provided