All Chapters of CAPTAIN CASABLANCA: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

                                                                                 CHAPTER 1In16 AD, after the death of our Lord Jesus Christ, a fog covered the whole sea; at a distance, a sound could be heard faintly, from afar, on the seashore. Moment after moment, the faint voice began to get clearer more and more, and thereafter, the sound became clearly heard. “Hum- ah, aa- ah, the king of the sea comes around. Hum-ah! All you men, run-run, run away, hum-ah!” Moment later, a very rugged and scary ship emerged out of the sea, lumbering left and right like a drunken man, as it reveal itself and the crew onboard. They are sea pirates. The pirates stood onboard of the ship singing on top of their voices. Their faces were gruesome and fearlessly looking, shaking t

                                CHAPTER 3It was a little chilly the next morning. There was a little fog outside. At the down side of the basement in the Orlop of the ship, were prisoners kept in the prison, captured from the cruise ship. The place was dirty. Some men were sitting down dejected, while some were standing, holding to the bar of the prison cell.  Men and woman were put in different cells. A pirate walked to the prison gate, smiling with his gaped teeth, eating a lap of a chicken. The prisoners rose up when they saw him, salivating.‘You want some?’ He tossed it before them. They’re very hungry, looking at the man as he ate it. Four out of the prisoners are young boys, while the rest are adults. When the pirate saw their reaction, he threw the remaining part of the chicken into the cell, and they scrambled for it. The pirate was enjoying the show, laughing

                              CHAPTER 5                                                        At night, the water current was pushing the ship away without sailing it, on its own cause. The pirates were all relaxing.  A pirate was telling a story to some of the colleagues.‘I remember when the war of Kinsale began. We all thought that it will be the end of Ireland.’ He looked at his colleagues, and discovered they were all listening to him, he continued, ‘the leader of the rebel was a very strong soldier. Hum, I’ve forgotten his name.’ A man shouted from behind, it’s because you’re telling us lie that’s why you forgot, Lukas. You’re not there, how do you know the story? Why don’t you

CHAPTER 7Thomas walked to the deck of the ship, as they sailed to Britain, he was thinking. ‘I think I’ve have done no wrong, by not waiting any further. That was Captains’ instruction.’ He shook his head in sadness, feeling moldy within. Ritaline looked at him from a distance, and knew he was thinking, she walked down to him.‘What’s the matter, Thomas? I can see you’re feeling sad.’ Thomas looked at her, and replied, ‘Yes.’‘But know that Captain said you should move by sunset, you should not feel wrong, since that was what he told you to do. You sincerely obey his instruction, since he has not returned after waiting till the sunset. I don’t think you should be feeling sad.’‘Yes. You’re right. Thomas said, looking at the water. Ritaline patted him on the back, consoling him. ‘May be he shall join us later.’‘I hope so.&rsquo

                              CHAPTER 9Very early in the next morning, Captain Casablanca woken up, ready to leave the hotel to board the ship. Captain expected his men to follow up all he had instructed them; that they must not work into the ship together as group, but in pairs. Captain Casablanca, Zealot and Adam left the hotel together at first, as others followed, few minutes later, till all were out of the hotel. They dressed like merchant men. After all the passengers had fully embarked on the ship, the ship engine revved, as the ship sailed, given out a departure sound. The journey to Britain began. ‘Jones died like a good soldier.’ Captain Casablanca said. ‘We’ll think of what to do for his family when we get back to the ship.’ He said to Zealot and Adam who was sitting next to him.On the second day, there was a hurricane on the sea,