Short story "Don't go to the basement" # 10

He knew he didn't have enough air to get to the surface. He tried to breathe twice as slowly to conserve oxygen. There was another stop.
5%
He didn't wait for a whole minute. He began to climb further.
The computer was only 11 meters tall.
4%
He stopped at five meters. He was so close, but he can't overdo it. He will succeed. Wait thirty seconds.
He noticed one thing. The surface seemed much darker. Is this an illusion due to the lack of light below, has the storm already started?
3% air supply.
Only gas vapors are present in the lower part of the cylinder.
At the next beep from the computer, he began to work with his feet and raced to the surface of the sea.
A rope tied to his cylinder was stretched over an automatic corkscrew mounted on the boat. The noise of the mechanism running along the rope gave him comfort.
(Almost there!)
A terrible feeling shot through him that something was wrong. Something is very wrong.
It was only about two meters from the surface. He felt pressure in his ears from the changing pressure as the boat suddenly sailed past him. They were literally passing by, like passengers on passing elevators.
(as for...?)
He watched as the outline of the motorboat disappeared for a moment.
Suddenly, the water opened and surfaced. The creaking in his ears stopped, and the sky appeared in his eyes. It was so dark that for a moment he thought it was night.
The first lightning bolt made him realize that they were jet-black thunderclouds.
A huge wave hit his face. Spin it several times. The storm has begun.
(Motor)
Wait...
suddenly it happened. It was his boat. And he went downstairs.
The rope attached to his cylinder is tightened.
The winch is stuck.
(oh fuck)
A huge force pulled him under the water.
The black box fell out of his hands and slowly began to lag behind him. He saw the desired surface moving away from him.
He tried to reach behind his back, but the rope kept him from turning and grabbing the rope.
He couldn't catch his breath. He let out a strangled grunt.
He's tied to a boat. It's like attaching to a jewelry box. Won't a diver from a basic course make one??stupidity. He's a complete idiot.
(think, think, think)
A cord almost a centimeter thick was pulling him down.
It can spill the entire jacket.
The moment...
to drop the jacket with the rope attached?
He will also lose the bottle with the remaining oxygen. Enough of the assholes today.
(I think you're a jerk!)
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