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— I certainly hope so. In my world, one of the main advantages of the "Triton" was its indestructibility, which was the result of technological progress. So there is a chance that it will survive a similar fate. However, as far as I could tell, it lost this property after being transported here. But I agree with you and hope for the best – such a weapon belongs in a museum or in the hands of a worthy owner, not among the fish.
-- I know that swords often remain well-preserved at the bottom of seas, rivers, and swamps, even for hundreds of years: silt is a sufficiently good anaerobic environment for this, -- the redhead assured the inquisitor.