22: The Super Collider

A B O V E  T H E   B I G  blue waters of the Atlantic, a yacht was swaying above the low tides just as a young man, probably around seventeen, was casting out a large fishing net out to sea when the sapphire waters began to get upset.

Leaning over the ledge, the boy watched the waters knock on the sides of the yacht, kissing the woodwork which had the boy then follow tiny ripples that formed up and according to his occupational experience, ripples usually appeared from a disturbance in the water where the energy would be transferred from the source of the disturbance.

This was the exact opposite however.

The ripples seemed to be converging at a central point as the boy followed the tiny wave blankets.

As soon as the ripples merged, the point of intersection then quickly began to hollow out like when you would blow over a cup of hot coffee to cool it off.