In 1929 the Icarus Transatlantic line spent 800,000 dollars and started production on a luxury ocean liner. It was finished in 1931 and named the S.S. Ulysses. The maiden voyage begun on June 12, 1931. The passengers aboard included the famous actors James Burns and his sister Lily Burns who were there with Director Damien Polloc to film a movie. Another interesting passenger was a man by the name of Pierre Andrews. This is most likely the mad painter because his room was filled painting supplies and the closet full of alcohol. The film was in the middle of creation when the ship was set alight with fire by an unknown passenger. The ship began to sink and Lily Burns perished in one of the fires. James Burns however had horrible hallucinations from a medical condition he had. So he stayed on the liner still making the film. He recovered artifacts and posters from around the ship and placed them in his chambers. The director escaped soon after the film was finished. James however was not so lucky. He was locked in his chambers and he quickly perished by drowning. Pierre Andrews was said to have escaped on a lifeboat however he is still not found. The shipwreck was discovered in 2025. Upon exploring the wreck we found Pierre Andrews room. The art supplies were deteriorated and the bottles were empty. We then explored the top of the ship and found a door with a circular window that surprisingly was still intact. We entered the room and found that it was the chambers of James Burns. The chambers contained 15 sealed movie posters that James had starred in that were still in great condition and untouched by deterioration. There were four mysterious items that had been placed on pedestals. The first item is a tree covered in glass eyes. The second item is a tree covered in a green vine. The third item is a wooden box with a bottle suspended by wire inside it. The fourth item is a steel box with a flattened corner and a globe suspended inside.
