Chapter 784:

"Passed!" someone said. "But this is ridiculous."
Michelson shrugged. He said: "You are thinking about your emotions." "You are thinking about wishful thinking. You hope we have no past. So you say that is not correct."
Captain Higgins said: "But if we passed, how far did we go and in which direction?"
"I can't say how far," Michaelson replied. "There is almost no problem with the direction: we have gone back. The error of time and space can only slide backward. It can't slide forward, or I can't imagine it sliding forward. As for the distance we have traveled in space, in time, The distance may be one hundred thousand years. It may be one million years, or even ten million." He tapped his notebook. "I have a lot of data here, but not enough data to determine how far we have gone."
Li Badi is very cold, even colder than his entire life. They have passed! Desperately, he wanted to doubt that the scientist knew what he was talking about. His eyes hope to reassure the warship. Such a large amount of steel certainly cannot travel through time! But-the sun jumped, the wind whizzed past, still roaring in the rigging of the ship. The calm sea has been submerged by the storm. And-there is no sound from the radio.
Is Michaelson right? Or is he crazy? Li Huai could not fully grasp the reasoning of scientists. Spatio-temporal failure sounds impossible. However, there is no doubt about the existence of the ground wire. Li Huai saw some of the shrinking areas of the foundation. If the unimaginable pressure on the planet crushes miles of rocks like a playing card in your hand, why not crush the more fragile structures of time and space?
The officer's face reflected suspicion. Li Huai saw them glance at each other secretly, and saw them scan most of the warship to ensure safety. The ship is their world.
Li Huai saw something crossing the sea from the corner of his eye. At the same time, in the front, the sound of surveillance sounded.
"I'm afraid," Li Huai pointed out. "Now there is no doubt that Mr. Michelson is right. Look there."
Sailing downwind is a huge bird lizard. The huge fan-shaped beak stretched out, and it flapped its leather-like wings in the air. This is a shattered creature.
Its existence alone proves that Michelson is correct.
Idaho and her crew have experienced a time-space fault and entered a foreland world!
third chapter
The pigeon returns
Dozens of large lizards flapped on the boat. They either thought it was an enemy and were attacked and destroyed, or they thought it was something to eat. In either case, it will be attacked. They are attacking it. They hovered it, slapped the center of gravity to the top, then slid in, fanning open their mouths, screaming harsh hoarseness.
The anti-aircraft gunner easily knocked the beast into the air.
On the bridge, a group of nervous police officers watched the massacre with no interest. They know that guns in Idaho can resist any earth, sky or water creatures in this world. They are not afraid of the beasts in this strange age.
The reconnaissance plane is still there, looking for water wasted land.
The officers in Idaho are thinking the same thing. Captain Higgins expressed their thoughts.
"Mr. Michaelson," the captain said slowly. "I can't argue with you. I am forced to believe that we have been returned in time. But I am responsible for the responsibility of this ship. To return to our hometown, I need Idaho. I want her back to belong to her. How do we do it? Up to this point?"
The scientist hesitated. He didn't want to say what he had to say. He shook his head. He finally said: "I question whether we can achieve this goal."
"But we must return!" Higgins protested.
"I know." Michaelson said sympathetically. "The question is!"
"You mean there is no way to come back?"
The scientist shrugged. "If there is, I don't know."
"But can't you make any suggestions? After all, this is your field. You are a scientist."
"This is my field, but even I don't know much about it. Almost nothing is known about the true nature of the space-time continuum. Until recently, we even guessed that things like space-time faults do exist. This particular error It was accidental, the result of a combination of unfortunate circumstances. Can we replicate the accident and whether it will bring us back to our time — I just don’t know. No one knows.

The officers in Idaho were not happy to receive the news. Li Huai felt sorry for them. After all, some of them are wives and all of them have friends in the United States. Or in the United States, or in the United States, moving forward? It's hard to remember that Columbus hasn't sailed west and won't sail west-hundreds of thousands of years?
Before the emergence of the United States, all human history must unfold. If the continental drift theory is correct, and there may not even be the American continent, it may still join Europe. Babylon and Nineveh, Carnac and Thebes, Rome and London-there is no such city in the world, it will not be-
The people on this ship may be the only people alive on earth! People have not yet become humans, or perhaps have not yet become humans. Neanderthals, Cromanians, maybe Javanese, Pildanians have not yet appeared on this planet!
An officer said: "As far as I know, when the bomb exploded and passed us through the space-time fault, we were directly crossing the space-time fault? Is this correct?"
"That is correct." Michaelson replied.
"Then why don't we locate this fault and cause our own explosion?" the official suggested. "Is it possible for us to return home this way?"
The scientist replied frankly: "I don't know." "Maybe it will work, maybe it won't work. Of course we can try, if it fails, nothing will be lost. At the same time, I will check my data to see if I can find it. Some way to achieve our expectations."
Michelson went down. Idaho brought it. A worried officer immediately asked another question.
"How did we find that fault?" he asked. "We can't see it. We can't feel it. How do we know when we get to the right place?"
Higgins said: "We will search the entire area." "We have not gone very far, it should not be too difficult to locate the fault. For that matter, we may still be in it."
The officer executed the order quickly and effectively by placing the ship in the position she occupied when the bomb was attacked, and then using a small boat to plant explosives in the water around the tank, which can be electrically exploded from the ship. Captain Higgins moved to where Lee Badi stood. He took off his hat and wiped the sweat from his forehead.
"What do you think of this?" he asked.
Li Badi shrugged. "I'm there," he said.
"But-one minute we were part of the task force, and the bombers were firing at us. The second minute -" Higgins looked helpless. "Damn it, Li Huai," he exploded, "such a thing can't happen!"
"They shouldn't have happened," the big man replied coldly. "We just saw one of them happen."
"But-" Higgins protested, "If these time and space defects exist, we will definitely know. Other ships will fall into it."
Li Huai suggested: "Maybe other ships fell into them." "In the last war, the Cyclops disappeared without a trace. Several other ships disappeared. For that matter, your task force How will the Commander deal with the disappearance of Idaho?"
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