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[The comm clicks on and for several beats, there's a rhythmic tap, tap, tapping. Then a distinguished voice talks over the noise.]
There must be divine forces at work, to have saved me from the jaws of that beast. Though now, I wonder if the very same divine forces that plucked me from the crocodile's stomach, were the ones stupid enough to place me on the wrong ship!
[Another pause, the tapping continues.]
As delighted as I am to be alive, I would be even more so if I were returned to my proper ship. And where the devil is my HOOK!?
[The comm is silenced abruptly, as the tapping has taken a rather violent turn and though the hook has done the comm no harm, its owner has managed to kill the transmission.]
There must be divine forces at work, to have saved me from the jaws of that beast. Though now, I wonder if the very same divine forces that plucked me from the crocodile's stomach, were the ones stupid enough to place me on the wrong ship!
[Another pause, the tapping continues.]
As delighted as I am to be alive, I would be even more so if I were returned to my proper ship. And where the devil is my HOOK!?
[The comm is silenced abruptly, as the tapping has taken a rather violent turn and though the hook has done the comm no harm, its owner has managed to kill the transmission.]
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Tell me, Torn, what do you know of this Golden Shore. I've not heard of the place.
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[He's about to call for Smee. But oh yeah, Smee's not here.]
Permit me but one more question and I will leave you be. Who is the captain of this vessel?
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[That 'James' thing is kinda a fun coincidence, too.
Torn's decided against warning of his lunacy or his god-like powers. After all, he just asked his name.]
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You have my thanks. Good day to you, Torn.