Clark from the comic world

After salvaging the stone slab, Dr. Makimoto ordered the return voyage. .shubaodd. He had a hunch that this stone slab must contain some shocking secret. After all, he had previously discovered a huge life form at the place where this stone slab was found. Although Dr. Makimoto didn't know what that life form was, he knew that if it could be cracked, the results would definitely shock the world.

But just when Dr. Makimoto's crew was about to return, he saw several speedboats intercepting his yacht. Then Dr. Makimoto saw several Americans in suits climbing onto him from those speedboats. yacht.

Looking at these Americans who suddenly appeared in front of him, Dr. Makimoto suddenly had a bad feeling in his heart. Because speaking of it, he is just an ordinary university professor, and there are countless people like him across the country.

Normally, there would be no such foreigners in suits looking for him, but today they did, and the only thing that was different today was that he found something that might be unusual.

Thinking of this, Dr. Makimoto couldn't help but hold the suitcase containing the mysterious slate tightly.

"Hello, Dr. Makimoto." After confirming that Dr. Makimoto's ship was under control, a man who also looked like a Japanese walked through the Americans who surrounded Makimoto and came to Dr. Makimoto, and then spoke to Dr. Makimoto in Japanese. Dr. Makimoto said.

"You are." Makimoto looked at the Asian speaking Japanese in front of him and felt a little relieved. After all, the other person should be Japanese, so he should be able to communicate better than those Americans.

"My name is Ichiro Serizawa. I am a scholar who studies ancient creatures." Serizawa introduced himself to Makimoto.

"I don't know what you have to do with me. Your behavior is considered an invasion of my private territory." Makimoto said some tough words, but the hand holding the slate suitcase moved behind him. .

Makimoto's move was noticed by Dr. Serizawa opposite him, but Serizawa said nothing because it was unnecessary.

Serizawa just looked at the suitcase in Makimoto's hand, and then handed Makimoto his business card, "This is my business card."

When Makimoto looked at the business card handed over by Serizawa, he found that although Serizawa said it was a business card, it was too crude. It was so simple that there was only Serizawa's name on the front and the word "onarch" in capital letters on the back.

Just as Makimoto was looking at Serizawa's business card, an American who had gone to find the crew to inquire about the news came to Serizawa's side and whispered a few words into Serizawa's ear.

After listening to what this subordinate said, Serizawa smiled and said to Makimoto, "Dr. Makimoto, can you give us the items in the suitcase in your hand? He is very important to us."

Because his men knew from the information given by the crew that Makimoto had fished a stone slab out of the water before, but they didn't know what was specifically engraved on it. After all, it had been too long and it was still soaked in water, so the marks on the stone slab seemed a bit blurry. During the previous salvage operation, the crew members did not see clearly what was carved on the stone slab because it was actually underwater.

When Serizawa heard this, he knew that this stone slab should be what they were looking for.

The reason why Serizawa came back here was because they discovered from the satellite that there seemed to be some huge creature moving under this sea area. Serizawa, who had been studying ancient creatures for decades and had gained a little bit, immediately knew that they might have found clues to some ancient creature.

After all, although Serizawa studies ancient creatures, Serizawa is not studying creatures such as dinosaurs and megalodons. But more mysterious creatures that can be called gods.

After listening to the report from his subordinates, Serizawa knew that Makimoto probably put the slate in the suitcase in his hand.

"This is mine. I spent a lot of effort to find it," Makimoto said excitedly when he heard that Serizawa wanted the slate in his suitcase.

"Forget it, let's take everyone away with us." Looking at Makimoto's performance, Serizawa knew that Makimoto must know something and not just find this stone slab by chance. So he ordered the men who surrounded Makimoto, because he didn't know how much Makimoto knew, so no matter what, Serizawa felt that it was always right to take Makimoto away first.

"Hey, why are you letting me go?" After Serizawa gave the order, several people who were standing next to Makimoto immediately reached out and grabbed Makimoto, and then pushed Makimoto to their speedboat.

"Well, let's take these two crew members away together." After Makimoto was taken away, Serizawa looked at the two crew members huddled aside. After thinking for a while, he decided that since the arrest was started, these two Take it away too.

"Don't arrest us, we don't know anything." One of the crew members saw that these Americans were planning to arrest him as well, and he planned to jump into the sea to escape. But before he could jump down, he was pulled back and pushed to the ground.

After Makimoto was taken away, Serizawa opened the suitcase in Makimoto's hand, and then looked at the slate inside and smiled with satisfaction. Then Serizawa closed the suitcase again and returned to his ship. "Let's go back."

Three hours later, the yacht, which had been parked in the middle of the sea, was discovered by Japanese coast patrol officers. After they got on the boat and took a look, they found that there was no one on the boat, and everything on the boat was very neat, and there was no sign of a fight. There must be no signs of fighting. After all, Serizawa's people took away Makimoto and the three of them with an overwhelming advantage.

Then when these patrols checked the owner of the yacht, they found that the yacht was now rented by a man named Goro Makimoto. The reason for the lease was to explore the seabed environment in order to provide data for his research, and Goro Makimoto also wanted the company where the yacht was located to hire two crew members with professional salvage and rescue qualifications.

However, after some inspection, the patrol team found that all three of them, including the two crew members and Goro Makimoto, had disappeared without leaving any trace.

Subsequently, these patrol officers reported their discovery to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, investigating the matter as a missing persons incident, and asked them to pay attention to the traces of the three including Goro Makimoto.

Banner also learned about the disappearance of Dr. Makimoto this evening, because when he called Makimoto to confirm his itinerary, he was suddenly informed by Makimoto laboratory personnel that Makimoto was missing. This matter of unknown whereabouts.

"Missing." After hanging up the phone, Banner looked at the phone in his hand and muttered to himself. Then thinking about what Makimoto told him about the discovery of a new type of radioactive element and a huge unknown body, Banner realized that the reason behind Makimoto's disappearance should not be simple.

After thinking for a moment, Banner took out his cell phone and called Clark.