Bungou Stray Dogs Ships Novels & Stories

His striking looks were even more pronounced against the backdrop of the endless ocean. Lost in thought, Shawn's attention was abruptly pulled away by a sudden uproar from inside the ship. Distant shouts pierced the air. "Fire! There's a fire!" Shawn spun around as his aide rushed to him, panic-stricken. "Mr. Stewart! Disaster! The ship's been set ablaze!" Flames spread with frightening speed, and soon three ships were engulfed, their fiery glow reminiscent of a legendary battle where ships were chained and set on fire, then creating a fiery spectacle on the water's surface.

"Expedition, the call to the long voyage of a group of people whose purpose was to expand their territory. Magellan had five ships while conducting their expedition. It was named Victoria, Natividad, San Antonio, Santiago and Concepcion." Everyone turned to the source of the voice. That voice was still familiar so he frowned and lost her mood. ‘What is Howie doing here?’ "Wow, that's great. Are those ships like the Titanic?" the boy asked in amazement at Howard's answer. "No," Howard replied briefly to the child. Without saying a word he took the textbook from Zannie. The sourness on his face did not escape her eyes because of what he had done. "Here's the answer, what's hard to explain? Spo

That's how it works either you bring the victory or see hell. "We are ready," I nodded my head in agreement. We headed towards the port, the voices of dock members changed from whispers to roars, and there were only a few yauchts tied waiting for their time of departure or have arrived from somewhere. For a normal person, it seemed like a normal business only if they knew what those brown wooden boxes had, the fierce wind striked me with a gale force ready to throw everyone far away in its way. In those five ships, I noticed the third one and without thinking for a second I knew who it belonged to it, this baby was our target.

We rode past the rusted hull of the Bom Jesus shipwreck, its towering frame briefly shielding us from the worst of the wind. “We must continue this way and abandon the planes. We can return and gather more men later,” he said, drawing his gun. “Anyone spotted them yet?” “No, sir. They’re lost in the storm,” one of his men answered, squinting into the swirling sand. “Inform the hotel manager. Call Chief Nangolo and notify the Namibian Police Force—Commander Kalenga Nangombe must be alerted!” “At once, sir! I’ll head inside the shipwreck and make the call!”