Black Sails True Story Novels & Stories

Note: The sentences inside the parentheses would be their thoughts. “What about Peter? I don't see him anywhere.” Soheila asked Theodore. “He's following us.” “What about the ship?” “Destroyed.” Theodore shrugged his shoulders. Soheila's jaw dropped. “The whole ship was destroyed?!” Her voice was quite loud, the six birds and the others heard her. They turned around and looked at Soheila and Theodore, wondering what ship was destroyed.

The sand is firmer here, and moist and cool. Far out on the water, the ruined hulk of the aircraft carrier Nimitz seems to float on the horizon, victim of an Anomaly almost fifteen years ago, before people realized that electromagnetic fields could attract the things. Hundreds of sailors perished in the Anomaly and under the claws and horns of the beasts that came through it. Thousands more saved themselves by jumping into the sea and swimming away.

"We’re going. Now." "No!" Noah fought. He swung his fist, catching the scout in the jaw. The scout spat blood. He raised his sword to strike Noah, but a horn sounded from the palace gates. A high, clear note. The scouts froze. "The Southern Empire," one of them whispered. "The black sails. They've hit the harbor." Noah looked toward the sea. A massive ship was gliding into the bay. Its sails were the color of midnight. On the prow, a giant golden sun was rising.

Then, he'd steer the ship straight toward the open sea. After repeated incidents, the company had no choice but to assign him to menial tasks. The once-proud captain had been reduced to a deckhand, covered in grime from head to toe. Elijah scrubbed the deck every day. It was as if the harder he worked, the more memories he could erase. But each night, when the ship fell quiet, he would take the crumpled ultrasound from his pocket and sob, calling my name. His grief became too much. So, I drifted to the surface of the sea and played with the fish.

“It’s not true.” “One of the crew was able to send a distress call,” Jano said, his voice as flat as mine. “The Coast Guard found Bella approximately fifty miles west of where it had been.” Jano reached for her hand. “There’s no way to say this to make it better. He’s gone. The staff” —his nostrils flared— “all of them—executed.” Madre leaned forward and clung to both of us. For what seemed like an eternity, the only sound I could hear was that of my mother’s sobbing. And then I realized she wasn’t the only one. When I stood, I searched for my wife.

The sailor on the Endeavor ship who is also the second in command, asked his Captain of an order but as the captain did not say anything and they can not afford to stay on the ship tilll it explods on them all, instead of waiting for the Captain's order, he said to others, "ABANDON TBR SHIP!!, ABANDON TBE SHIIIIP!!" Each of the soldiers from different sides of the ship started jumping into the sea, all of them jumped into the sea except for their captain. In few moments, the Endeavor ship explode "BOOOM!!", And the captain exploded in it. All the pirates were full of excitement, they were all shouting in happiness as for the battle the just won. As they all were celebrating, I went to meet C

Vane coughed up dark blood, staring up at me with terrified, wide eyes as I stood over him, my silver runes burning with absolute authority. "It's over, Vane," I said, my voice cold as ice. "Your rebellion ends today." Vane let out a desperate, wheezing laugh. "You... you think I'm the mastermind, girl?" He spat blood onto the floor, his trembling finger pointing toward the high balcony overlooking the city harbor. "Look... look at the harbor!" I turned, my heart freezing in my chest. Through the shattered stained-glass windows, out in the middle of the burning royal harbor, a massive, ancient black warship was rising out of the water—a vessel three times the size of Vane's entire Sunfang fl

It wasn't the hum of the 'Legion,' and it wasn't the song of the 'Saints. It was a mechanical roar. A fleet of modern, iron-clad warships was appearing on the horizon, bearing a flag Panni had never seen: A white lotus crushed by a black gear. "The Third Family," Vera whispered, her terror genuine now. "The Engineers. They didn't want the 'Silence' or the 'Fire.' They just wanted the Energy." A single, massive shell whistled through the air, striking the black junk and turning it into a fireball.

She was his mate, and instead of loving her, he banished her when she killed the love of his life...

The Pirate's Temptation Chapter 1 South Atlantic, 1720 — somewhere near the Malvinas Islands. The ship Blue Mermaid cut through the gray waters of the Atlantic with fury, driven by a strong gust of wind that signaled a sudden change in the weather. The sails swelled like lungs about to burst. From the top of the crow’s nest, one of the crew lowered his spyglass and shouted, his voice nearly carried away by the wind: "Captain! A vessel adrift to starboard!"