It started slowly at first, a few clinking of swords and was more concentrated on footwork, but it soon became much more fast paced. The clashing of swords brought the whole of the bar to, amazingly, silence. The usually rowdy crowd had become completely still and watched with bated breath.The dueling pair was very quick. Jack might've been fast, but Tatiana was faster. Wherever he was, so was she. Then, things became a bit more exciting. Tatiana and Jack had their swords crossed, faces only six inches apart from each other. "Just because you're my daughter, don't think I'm going to take it easy on you," Jack whispered, a smile tugging at his lips. " And don't think I'll take it easy on you because you're old," she retorted, smiling the same smile. "What?!" At this, Jack went full-on. He pushed himself as far as he could go, doing spins and all sorts of fancy moves, but he couldn't shake her and that was starting to irritate him. She narrowed her eyes and smirked, before jumping backwards onto a table behind her. More clashing filled the room as crowds of more people gathered to watch. The pair hopped from barstool to table and all sorts of things like that. Jack couldn't believe that this skinny girl could be that good! How? was all he could think. How? Finally, Jack and Tatiana jumped to the floor again, and Jack saw his chance. But the problem was, she saw it, too. He jabbed his sword forward just as she picked up one of the shorter barstools and held the seat right infront of his blade. It all happened in a split second, and hid sword was stuck deep into the wood. Tatiana cast the stool aside and held her sword to Jack's throat. "You've got me," he mumbled, casting his eyes down toward the floor and fiddling with his fingers. Tatiana went over and pulled the sword from the stool and handed it to Jack. They smiled at each other, unsure what to do, but then they heard the applause from the spectators and Will ran over to them. "That was amazing!" Will said to Tatiana with a laugh. "Where did you learn that?" "When you live in Tortuga, you have to learn how to protect yourself," she answered.
After the crowds were finished complimenting Tatiana and Jack on their amazing swordplay, Tatiana, Jack, and Will made their way over to a table. Will was still chuckling over the duel. He was amazed. "I still can't believe you-" he guestured to Tatiana "could do that!" "Well, believe it," Tatiana said as she took a swig from the drink one of her admirers had bought her. She was leaning back in her stool and had her feet on the table. "No denying it, Jack!" Will said, turning toward the captain, "She is definately your daughter." Jack smiled at Tatiana. She smiled back, but she seemed to be mocking him. "You are, aren't you?" Jack said as he leaned across the table toward Tatiana. "Yeah, probably. I think I am" she said as she set down her mug. She really didn't seem to care all that much. "Jack, I promised to help you find her, but now I have to get back home," Will said, although he didn't seem thrilled about that idea. He seemed more just obligated. "Then we'll bring her along!" Jack said, throwing his hands into the air. "Hang on!" Tatiana said with the same sort of hand movement, "Bring me where, exactly?" "Well, if you want to, that is..." Jack said as he leaned in closer. "Of course it's 'if i want to'," she answered. "I'm not going anywhere I don't want to go." "Well, we were planning on going back to Will's home in Port Royal for a while. If you want to, that is." "Ah, Port Royal," she said stroking her chin and smiling. "I've heard of it. I heard some idiots who took the gold of Cortez had to get it back from some girl there." Will and Jack exchanged glances. " It seemes like a nice place, and I'd do just about anything to get away from this stupid rock." "Great, then to Port Royal it is!" Jack said as the three got up from their table.