After the Luanda cruiser completed its rescue mission, it wasn't long before the Titanic exceeded its carrying capacity and swiftly sank into the Atlantic Ocean, causing huge waves and impacting some lifeboats that did not manage to escape in time.
Near the Titanic, there were still some lifeboats, but the Luanda cruiser primarily focused on the Titanic, naturally unable to account for the already scattered lifeboats, which would greatly disperse and consume the rescue resources of the Luanda, making it not worthwhile.
Some lifeboats, due to improper operation and not leaving the area affected by the Titanic's sinking in time, were dragged into the Atlantic Ocean by this terrifying cruise ship.
After confirming the complete sinking of the Titanic, the Luanda cruiser returned to the scene and released a large amount of rescue flares, guiding the lifeboats that left before the Titanic sank to approach the Luanda.
