Captain Hook's First Mate Novels & Stories

“Drake, first, she might be my mate, but she's definitely not my mate, if you know what I mean. And don't you think it's time someone knocks some sense into her? She's being stupid.” “Hell no, Alpha, she's not being stupid. She's being kind. And don't you know what happens to kind people? They always end up getting hurt.” “Well, I don't want such kindness around me. My mate died because she was being kind. If only she hadn't attended that party like I told her not to, she'll still be here with me and there would have been no Stupid second mate. There would have been no trial!” I yelled out in anger.

AUTUMN: Let us see if Beta Maddox could give what I wanted in exchange for doing what he desired me to do. He suddenly looked at me with a disgusted expression on his face. "Me? Why would it have to be me?" "You. Why not? You're my first mate. They said the first one is the most memorable of all. Unless you wanted to ask for my second chance mate instead?" At the mention of my second chance mate, his eyes turned sharp.

I do as I’m instructed and follow along behind him, hoping he will share something with me. “There were a lot of extenuating circumstances with my first mate, and we accidentally rejected each other. She was gifted a new mate before I was even back in the picture. As I said, I wasn’t the best guy in my twenties.” “But you are better now?” “I like to think so.” “What was she like, your first mate?” I ask, hoping he keeps the conversation going. “She was a kick-ass fighter who took no shit from anyone. But she was also fierce, loyal, and kind.”

"That's right. Doesn't Samuel want to ignore the life and death of this strange beast? Well, let's go with the flow and help him." After they finished saying those words, the two of them sneered. Almost at the same time, with the sound of footsteps, the captain of the first group led the first group to rush over. Their gathering speed was very fast. The two captains hurriedly bowed to the captain of the first column. "That monster is quite big." Glancing at the Tao Tie of Evil, the captain of the first line couldn't help sighing with emotion. "Captain Zhang, we brothers are waiting for you."

Clearly flustered, the man’s eyes darted everywhere but on Barry. “Captain, the rope was not securely tied, and last night’s wind ripped the sail. I have Homer and Eric repairing the tear.” Barry glanced across the deck. Men scurried around with mops. “How do the masts look?” He glanced up, following the thick pole of the fore-mast until reaching the top. “I’m assuming they stayed secure in the wind.” “Aye, Captain.” “As long as the beams are secure, we should do fine.” “Wesley found some birds’ nests along the shelf-pieces, but he couldn’t just sweep them off.” He scratched behind his ear; his long greasy brown hair hanging over his hand.

"Are you serious?" - "Very. Who else?" - "You, for one." Then, reluctantly, Teeshay proceeded to name nine more men. Three were independent pirate captains; three were members of Inavar's crews. The last trio were one of Ledomir's captains, his first mate, and a man whose name meant nothing to us. Teeshay glanced at Sylvia, quickly, as she finished her list. - "All true." said the Jasmi. "But she left out two men, and two women."

"Do you know what this place is?" I didn't answer, but she continued anyway. "This is where the first mate bond was formed, thousands of years ago. Where wolves were first bound to each other by magic and fate." Her smile widened. "And tonight, it's where all mate bonds will be broken—by you." "I would never help you," I growled. "You already are." She pointed to my hands. I looked down and gasped. The golden light was spreading up my arms, but it wasn't just gold anymore. Purple streaks wound through it like poison.

His evil sisters, on the other hand, I believed were capable of anything. "You don't believe me, right?" he asked, and I chuckled. Before answering, I forced myself to be as calm and collected as possible. “Captain obvious. I hold nothing against you.” "That's good to hear," he said with a relieved smile. "But hey, you played me for a fool. Why didn't you tell me you were D'Angelo's mate?" Oops… "We were keeping it under wraps. He didn't want to mention it, and I didn't want you to react badly.”

With all his might, the captain pushed the first mate and the others out of the control room. The first mate pounded on the glass door. "Captain, open the door! Let us in!" The captain roared, "Think about your wife and children. What will happen to them if you die? Hurry! Go! Do as I say!" The first mate was taken aback, tears in his eyes. He clenched his hands and struck the glass forcefully again. Then, he turned around and ran with the crew toward the lifeboats at the stern. The captain stayed alone in the cockpit, picked up the nearby microphone, and issued a final warning.

The first thought that came into my mind was that he was crazy. Mate? What did he mean by mate. “What?” I breathed out and looked at him with my eyebrows creased. “What are you taking about? Mate?” I said and continued, “look I don’t know what you’re talking but please let me go,” I pleaded while he silently watched me.