The Admiral And His beloved

8

We have arrived after many days of sailing through the raging sea. We all placed our Pieces Of Eight in a wooden bowl. As we entered and sat.

"Those aren't pieces of eight! There are just pieces of junk!" Pintel whispered

I look out and see Elizabeth tying the ship to a tall log. Quickly i gesture to her. She hurries about to get here and finally she makes it.

"We're still short one Pirate Lord. I'm content to wait until Sao Feng joins us." Jack says

"Sao Feng is dead."
I say throwing a knife to the table as it stabbed through it

Elizabeth and James stand by my sides as the crew are behind us.

"Before he died, he named us captain of the Empress, and passed his lordship onto us."

I take my knife and stabbed it jnto a globe.

"Captain? Captain? They're just giving the title away now." Jack argues

"Sri Sambhajee inquires, by whose hand did Sao Feng perish?" A pirate calls to me

"Hers, I'll wager." Jack shouts

"Will you never forgive me? He fell to the Flying Dutchman." I answer

People start gasp and shout out of shock.

"Le monster des profondeures! The plague ship! ¡Échelo en infierno!"

"With the Dutchman against us, there is no hope!" Someone shouts

"Listen! Listen to me! Our location has been betrayed. Jones, under the command of Lord Beckett ... they are on their way here." I explain

"Who is this betrayer?"

"Not likely anyone among us."

People start speak without letting me breath and comprehend anything.

"W-where's Will?" Elizabeth asked Jack

"Not among us..." Jack answers then realises

I look at James and he looked at me and wrapped an arm around me .

"And it matters not how they found us! The question is, what will we do now that they have?" Barbossa says loudly

"We fight!" Elizabeth says

The other pirates laugh at this and take her as a joke.

"Good men have already given their lives to this cause!"

I look at James again feeling like we're getting no where.

"And so what matters the lives of a few bad ones, quips Sri Sumbhajee." A pirate calls to her

The laughter grows louder.

"They died in defiance of the Company. That's my measure of good." I say loudly and coldly banging my fust on the table as i slightly lean forwards