I feel obliged to share what we have found with the public. The following might seem crazy

to most, but that is what we found.

You may be wondering who I am. My name is Chris Mayer. I'm a qualified geologist, though

my job is to map the ocean floor. How I got into my current position is a long story

hidden of itself, so I won't waste time on that.

Up until 2018, I did just that, go to the oceans of the world and map the sea floor. At

the beginning of that year, I returned from a voyage in the south Atlantic. I was ready

to finally spend some time with my family. But then, not even a week since I came back

home, I got a knock on my door. Two men dressed in black suits and black ties to boot

greeted me at my door. They said they worked with the CIA, and I was a man with a skillset

that they needed. I, of course, didn't want anything to do with that. I wanted to

rest and spend some time with my family. Then, they showed me the check I would receive

if I accepted their offer. $250,000 up front, and then, for every day I spent in the project,

I'll get $1,000 more. That peaked my interest. You can guess my answer from then on.

Fast forward a few months, and I found myself on an abandoned oil rig in the North Pacific

Ocean. I can understand why they would want me as a sea floor mapper, but they wanted

me, for me as a geologist. They stated they found me adequate because I was used to being

on the sea for extended periods of time, and this project of theirs needed some experience

with sea-faring life, I guess. Anyway, that oil rig was refitted with all kinds of

modern gadgets and machinery. Most curious of all, a massive drill. I mean, that drill

extended at least 200 feet into the air, and God knows how wide it was. Not to mention,

it went all the way to the sea floor, and then into the earth itself. The machine was

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