I was
leader of a three-man rescue group that dove to a sunken
submarine to see if there were any
survivors.. Its rear end had a hole on its bottom, but otherwise intact hull kept an
airpocket inside it, so when we got in from the hole, we could take off our
scubagears while looking around. The lights were dim, but they revealed the stainless interior of the submarine, with water in corner of every tilted room. We still used our
flashlights, and suddenly I noticed a woman in
swimsuit walking in the room ahead of us. She should have noticed us, but she acted like she hadnt, so I decided to follow her. When we got to the room she headed in, she was lying
dead in the yellowish liquid at the corner of the room. It was mysterious, but because we were here only to rescue the
survivors, we could only assume that the liquid was
extremely hazardous. I told that we should spread out, and headed forward towards the front end of the
submarine. When I got to a
kitchen, I found a
ragged woman, who noticed me and appeared to be still
sane. She told that since they had sunken, small
swarm of
insects came in, and attempted to dig into people's
skins like
parasites. They were gotten rid of, but during the time they waited for the rescue, another, slightly larger
swarm had come in, managing to
kill some of people in the sub, and drive some of them
crazy with
paranoia. I leaned against a desk, but yelled as I noticed a
fingernail sized
cockroach on my hand. It hadnt dug in yet, but fortunately the woman in the room gave me a
binocular holdster filled with water, and told that soap water kills them and even gets them out from the
wounds, so I sunk my hand in there and the
cockroach was left floating dead on the
surface. She told that these insects were from new
species, from the depths of the sea, and according to her calculations the attacking swarm sizes grew constantly and withing few weeks there would be billions of them. Suddenly one of our group ran into the
kitchen, screaming in horror and showing his bug-covered hands. I quickly gave the soap water to him, and after keeping his hands in there for a while, he sighed in relief and pulled his hands up through the
reef of dead bugs floating on it. I asked the woman where would be the safest spot to go, and after short
ironical thinking she said "At the
New York or
New Orleans, those places will take longer to become
overrun by these things". I asked my teammate about the third man, but he told that he was most likely left under the flow of
insects from a
swarm that he had just gotten away from. I noticed one bug running towards us across the room, but I
smashed it with a dishwashing
brush. I soon noticed movement as
horde of
insects came through the doorway, and we ran away. I led us to the showers and asked others to get soup and any
containers, filling them with soap water as quickly as I could. We splashed the water on the
swarm, killing many of them. I grabbed a
shower and spred the soap area wider, but I woke up..