The king immediately unrobed revealing his white battle suit, medal decorated sashes, and sheath containing his sword. He put on his cap which bore the inscription in gold lettering across the front ‘C.A.P.E.O.N.S.’ for Capture Area Pirate Efficiently on North Sea.
Queen Amerah bid him farewell as he was escorted by his troops to the Capeons ships.
As the king passed through the village, the people in the land of Rodneons stopped what they were doing when they heard the sounds of trumpets and galloping horse hooves.
“The king’s knights are on the move,” said one of the Villagers. Yes, it was none other than Ms. Ancient Flash herself. She gathered the children and told them stories about a mysterious cloud at sea. Even the fiercest of pirates dreaded this cloud; for no one escapes. Some say it’s a ghost ship.
But she was interrupted by the King’s scribe and the knights, “Hear ye, hear ye. Citizens of Rodneons,” the Scribe unrolled his scroll and read. “On this day of our Lord King Sihon Mosnah of Rodneons the 7th declares that the Pirate Captain Copperhead and all his men will be brought to justice on land or at sea. Captain Copperhead will no longer ravish and plunder this nation.
The Capeons set sail that very day to the north seas; a fleet of seven ships, the king’s elite team.
For the next 3 days, Little Josh learned about the pirates and their ship, and found new hiding places. He also discovered Captain Copperhead’s sleeping quarters, where all the treasures were kept.
Queen Amerah bid him farewell as he was escorted by his troops to the Capeons ships.
As the king passed through the village, the people in the land of Rodneons stopped what they were doing when they heard the sounds of trumpets and galloping horse hooves.
“The king’s knights are on the move,” said one of the Villagers. Yes, it was none other than Ms. Ancient Flash herself. She gathered the children and told them stories about a mysterious cloud at sea. Even the fiercest of pirates dreaded this cloud; for no one escapes. Some say it’s a ghost ship.
But she was interrupted by the King’s scribe and the knights, “Hear ye, hear ye. Citizens of Rodneons,” the Scribe unrolled his scroll and read. “On this day of our Lord King Sihon Mosnah of Rodneons the 7th declares that the Pirate Captain Copperhead and all his men will be brought to justice on land or at sea. Captain Copperhead will no longer ravish and plunder this nation.
The Capeons set sail that very day to the north seas; a fleet of seven ships, the king’s elite team.
For the next 3 days, Little Josh learned about the pirates and their ship, and found new hiding places. He also discovered Captain Copperhead’s sleeping quarters, where all the treasures were kept.
At sunset, on the third day, Little Josh was about to experience the adventure of his life.
As the pirates lowered their black and white skeleton flag and replaced it with a white and purple star flag, in the distance, there was another ship flying the same white and purple star flag. The ship was called the Five Star Goldstream. Both ships sailed parallel to each, almost touching.
The pirates attacked and seized the ship, all its gold and other treasures. On the deck of the seized ship this giant stood. His black stringy hair extended passed his waist covering half his face. He lifted up his wooden leg and smashed the lock of the treasure chest using his sword to flip the lid open.
“That chest belongs to my sisters and me you long haired ugly monster,” as Alese, one of the little girls on the captured ship, kicked him on his good leg.
He reached over and snatched the silver chain woven in pearls from around her neck; pearls scattered across the ship’s deck. Except the pink pearl he held in his hand.
She looked up at him stumping her feet and yelled, “I will get you someday, you ugly monster.” Her mom and dad comforted her and her four sisters as Captain Copperhead boarded his pirate ship.
Little Josh looked on through a cabin window. He thought, as he tightened his fist, “I must find a way to help Sir Casperron and Adartgicgul.
The five little girls and Little Josh’s eyes met for the first time. Little Josh signaled to them to be quiet as he moved away from the cabin window.
That night, Captain Copperhead and his men had a feast, celebrating their victory. They drank so much that Little Josh was able to go into Captain Copperhead’s cabin, find the keys and free Adartgicgul, Sir Casperron and the other knights.
“We must hurry,” said Little Josh. “The pirates are all sleeping except for the first mate steering the ship.”
The knights gagged and bounded him, and Sir Casperron took control of the ship. His men quickly lowered a few of the dinghies in the water.
As Sir Casperron examined the maps, he said, “There’s an island not too far from where we are. Lower the sails and jam the steering wheel in the direction of the wind out to sea.”
They made their escape in the dinghies.
What will become of the Little Josh and Adartgicgul?
Will they make it to the island?
Will Sir Casperon release Adartgicgul?
What will Captain Copperhead do when he finds out his prisoners have escaped?
But wait, the Capeons has set sail! Written by L.N.C.
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