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What they did to the people who fell down from above and what they'd done to the native populations of the islands for centuries was unconscionable Both his people and the Americans had declared the natives off-liuarded from the pirates the natives resupplied both sides of the arers who fell down froiven a choice as to whose side they wished to join without punish war that had stretched on for many years it had been at ti for the kill

The pirates would be different Their lust for power and revenge for all the long years of being hunted unmercifully by both sides would translate into a bloodbath of epic proportions now that they had the power behind the scroll

The Captain's head began to shake back and forth as he gripped the railing hard So many would die

The Captain's head lifted on a sudden realization The sunken city that was the pirates primary objective was near an inhabited island The pirates would…… The people of that island would be the first casualties if they were not warned Even then what did itdecisively, because it didabout it

He reentered the bridge, which immediately dimmed to a hushed murmur as they all looked to him expectantly

"Helmsman turn us around and head for Bonady island The people there need to be warned We will assist with their evacuation"

"Then what Sir?" An officer within the bridge asked

The Captain shook his head and said, "I' that we do know to do We can at least do that"

The officer who'd asked the question nodded affirmatively

Sudden emotion caused the lean jaw of the Captain to tick and pulse and everyone waited with bated breath

The Captain turned to the first radio sailor man, "Sailor I want you to send an all points broadcast of what the situation is and what our current strategy is Our strategy is to evacuate the first island to be hit by the pirates once they've realized all of their power and are ready to move"

"Yes Sir!"

"Sailor" The Captain said steadily

"Yes Sir?"

"I also want you to send the broadcast in English without any encryption as well"

The sailor blinked and sed and looked at his Captain as if he thought he'd misheard him