MeatCanyon

The divers were unable to figure out where it had gone.

They agreed to quickly find the remaining two points.

It was quick work.

The two remaining points were located.

All four were intact and readily available for use.

As they were ready to return to surface, they were informed that there were two more locations they were being asked to inspect.

There were supposedly two hatches, Port and Starboard, that the engineers had insisted needed to be checked.

The supervisor was weary.

The divers returned to the area in question and began closely reexamining the area.

As they worked, they soon saw a figure emerging from the submarine.

was dragging a body out of the hatch.

They froze and watched as it pushed the hatch closed and began dragging it into the distance.

They then approached the spot and realized the hatch was almost indistinguishable between the scales and carvings on the submarine, but it was there.

As they were reporting this, the hatch began to open again.

Topside lost communication with the two divers.

It was sheer panic on Topside.

Attenders were reporting strain on the divers' umbilicals.

The standby diver donned his helmet and prepared to get in the water.

The umbilicals began violently shaking and pulling.

The standby diver was clearly terrified, but nonetheless approached the side of the ship prepared to enter the water.