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(Translated and arranged by Saya)
I heard this story of a scuba diving accident from a professional scuba diver.
The place where it happened is too famous so I won't mention its name.
But it is a spot that often appears in scuba diving magazines and it is also one of the most popular places among foreign tourists.
The story concerns a local instructor who was coaching two clients.
They went to a cave-like place, where the water tended to be dark even in the daytime.
For safety reasons, the clients were asked never to leave the instructor's side while in there.
But after sometime, the instructor noticed that one of the clients was missing.
The instructor told the other client that he was going to search for the missing client, and that the client should stay afloat and wait for his return.
However, the instructor was gone for a long time, and this client at last grew tired of waiting, and he left the cave and returned to the shore on his own.
He had a thought that the instructor and the other client might have already returned to the shore before him.
But when he asked about them at the diving shop, he was told that they hadn't come back yet.
This caused much commotion, and a search for the missing two people began at once.
Eventually they were found, but they were both already dead.
I don't remember if they were found in the cave, but I heard that the client's residual pressure had dropped to zero.
The instructor, on the other hand, had somehow died holding a blackboard in his hand.
On the blackboard it as written:
"I am sorry."
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Assuming there's no fancy blackboard and chalk, the instructor might have died of exhaustion (by swimming to the surface) and spent his last minutes writing few letters... who the hell supplied him the board and the chalk? If the instructor died like the late client, the instructor would not be able to write his final thoughts (unless some water yokai has a fancy school supplies shop underwater).
The instructor is a professional, and probably like a samurai meditating about death being few paces away everyday. One can infer the instructor is always prepared and well-equipped; one can suspect a violent outside element that took his life... beyond a human power. Again, nothing good comes out of an underwater cave. A simple Google Search shall yield horror stories aplenty.
Nonetheless, the instructor's sincerity and love has been written on the board. He did his best to rescue a fellow, yet he's only a human. Suppose this story is true, may they rest in peace.
[This story is good for thalassophobes and thalassophiles alike.]
Perhaps he was so well equipped that he even had a blackboard with him to write his last will on!😆🎵✨
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The instructor clearly said to never leave their side but left the Client A in the cave and went "searching" for the missing client B, leaving client A in the cave until they ran out of oxygen BUT somehow client A survived to the surface while the instructor and client B got lost and ran out of oxygen instead
The instructor then regret what they were doing and writes "I'm sorry" as their final message
I prefer to think that they were killed by some unknown force though lol ✨
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What I imagined was that the client and instructor got into a trouble with some unknown entity or ghost in the cave!
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I dove 2-3 times and I stopped after watching the movie Sanctum. The deep ocean is indeed a scary place lol.
I think the 'blackboard' doesn't appear out of nowhere, because for an instructor it is quite common to bring underwater writing material that looks like a white slate and a pencil. Because if he doesn't bring one, how can he tell the client to wait while he searches for the other? The weird part is surely why he writes "I'm sorry".
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Also as someone who loves to swim in any and all bodies of water, and plans to dive in the near future, this story is chilling. I love water but I'm always slightly spooked when I can't touch or see the bottom, makes me wonder "what's there?" This story definitely gives me unknown creature vibes or else the diving instructor was running out of oxygen, hallucinated something and wrote the cryptic words, could have been diving narcosis? 🤔
Still very weird that the one diver just simply mysteriously dissapeared tho... especially when they all should have been close together. I'm leaning towards unknown sea creature dragging the diver down or something.
I know a real life story similar to this, except it was pure accident, if i remember correctly there was a diver who died in a natural sinkhole place (i forgot the place, either Africa or South America) - not in the sea.
It's just unfortunate the person who went to search the missing diver a few days after also died of same cause, got trapped in a tight cave like structure while trying to bring the earlier diver corpse to the surface.
I've also saw a NatGeo documentary about such place, complete with the remains (skeletons and a flashlight) of a diver from the 70s still laying there.
Honestly cave diving is extremely dangerous due to how easy for sand or mud to block the divers visibility, causes them to panic, and drowns them.
Well, I'll wait for your latest story, thanks Saya!
That's nice you love swimming! I am sure no unknown sea creature will ever attack a good person like you 😆⭐
Thank you so much for your kind words too! I appreciate your comment a lot! 😊💘
It was the surviving client that killed them both.
It was three of them there and no one else, so the surviving client story will be most realiable source of what happened there.
The writing on the blackboard just the trick that the surviving client do, so no one will be pointing a finger at him/her.
IMHO
Naturally when someone is running out of oxygen, they will try to search for air.... and in this case the instructor will try to swim to the surface instead of writing something on the blackboard.
He won't be able to find the missing client if he died, right?
this one's pretty mysterious to me. if it was just that the other client and the instructor got into an accident, that'd be sad but not unusual. the dying message really makes it bizarre. of all messages, why an apology? what was he apologizing for? bringing the client to their death? so many possibilities... its fun to think about.
I am afraid of dark under water. I don't dare to go past chest height in the ocean. And I think canoeing or rowing over deep lake is scary as heck.
So I don't think I will ever go diving.
This story perplexed me. I can't think of any possible reasons for the blackboard. It's so bizarre. But I do like reading others' ideas.
Great story as always, Saya-san. Thank you :D
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I think diving is dangerous, not because of ghosts but because of jellyfish, octopus, sharks and other such monstrous sea creatures 😆✨
Thank you always for your interesting comments🎵✨