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| - Previous: Black Bone Tower Part 22 Man: Greetings, I am Lan, diplomat of Iron Ore, and keeper of its people. Thomas: Aye, and I am Captain Thomas Drake of the Viking Pirates. Lan: I know of you, Captain Drake. Your name is seldom spoken without a mention of might and reverence. However, I must ask that you pause for a moment, and hear my words clearly. Drake: I mean your people no harm, nor will my stay be perminant, I merely seek a cave that is off these shores, one that is marked by a rock in the shape of a fist. Gish: I am getting that feeling again, Captain. Voice: Captain Thomas Drake!
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| - Previous: Black Bone Tower Part 22 Man: Greetings, I am Lan, diplomat of Iron Ore, and keeper of its people. Thomas: Aye, and I am Captain Thomas Drake of the Viking Pirates. Lan: I know of you, Captain Drake. Your name is seldom spoken without a mention of might and reverence. However, I must ask that you pause for a moment, and hear my words clearly. Drake: I mean your people no harm, nor will my stay be perminant, I merely seek a cave that is off these shores, one that is marked by a rock in the shape of a fist. Lan: Go back the way you came, Captain Drake. I say this not out of scorn, or fear. I say this as a service to you, you may restock your supplies and rest here, but I must ask you to leave this island afterward. You cannot know how much I mean this in the most respectful way. Do not proceed, it will not end well for any of you. Drake: Stand aside, Lan of Iron Ore. We will not be diverted from our course. What we seek is what could very well help me along my journey to the other side of the New World. We have traveled for so long to find that island that would change my fate forever, and with this treasure, I am sure that it will be mine, as it always should have been. Gish: I am getting that feeling again, Captain. Drake: I knew you would say that, Gish. I, too, am skeptical of what this means. For an island that holds a beast, they do not seem especially down-trodded, or repressed. No, they seem to thrive, and in no small manner. Gish: Indeed, I do not like it. This place holds secrets, and they are secrets that give them strength, even courage. Voice: Captain Thomas Drake! Man: I am certain that Lan, the elder, cautioned your presence here. Drake: He did. Man: What gives you the right to do such a thing? Have you not been told of what dwells here? Drake: I have. Man: I ask again, what has possessed you to step foot on this sacred island? Who gave you permission to disrupt the peace of this land, and ignore its tranquility, stepping on it as if you laid claim to it? Such an act is not to be over-looked. Drake: What is your name, swordsman? You spit fire as if it were readily exhaled, and you possess no fear of me, nor my men. I can see in your eyes that you are not afraid of me, even in the least. If you wish to meet my fist with your sword, I welcome it, in fact I am anxious for it. Is that your intent? Do you really welcome my wrath with open arms? Voice: No [Spoken out from behind them, opposite of the swordsman.] Snowbeard: I welcome whatever it is you bring to this island, whether it be wrath or war, for that is why I stay here. What say you, Thomas? What do you bring to this island? Drake: ...Nicholas...
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