Dorolh's command had been heard in the whole of the pirates' ship. He said, with a proud smile upon his face, "Leave the paddles, and prepare the guns for destruction, you slothful animals!" After this simple command Dorolh took a deep breath. Then the assistant of, 'the Captain' slowly walked to the, 'main-mast' of the ship. With all of his pride, Dorolh looked at the top of the, 'main-mast.' He then looked at the thinnest rope that he could find and he started to untangle the rope. Finally, Dorolh had taken hold of the rope and started to pull the rope downwards. As he pulled the rope down, the darkness of grey clouds surrounded the ship. The voices were heard from the other ship, "Pirates! Please, don't kill my people!" On the rope that Dorolh pulled down, there was a pirate flag with a symbol of the ship. 'The silence of Miasma' had a pirate symbol that was light green; a dragon's skull with a black background!
The sailor's ship anchored and, 'the silence of Miasma' anchored also in silence for a few seconds. The sailors formed a line on one side of their ship; they faced the pirates with terrified expressions upon their face. The pirates did the same, 'movement' as if they were playing a game of chess; however the stake of this game was life. Within the silence, the wind was only heard and suddenly the inner doors opened in the pirates' ship. The thunder rumbled as the doors opened; within them, 'the Captain' waited. He stroked his dark brown beard, as if he was considering an important decision within his life. 'The Captain' went closer to the edge of his ship to look at the sailors. Then, one of the sailors seemed to re-load his gun while, 'the Captain' turned away. He said in his deep voice, "Come on, where is the little boy with the gun."
A gun shoot went off and, 'the Captain' was then laying down on the deck of the ship. 'The Captain's' last words were, "Women, gold, Dorolh is the new captain, and I'm old." It was very dramatically spoken, directly to Dorolh or now; Captain Dorolh!
Dorolh left the dead man and joined the battle between the sailors and pirates. In his first few swings of his sword, he killed ten men. Then he saw an innocent girl, who was sitting under stairs of the sailor's ship…