Role-Play- A Step Back.

[D00T]

Rylon enters the room, his armor covered in blood from the battle

[Jack Teach]

Jack saunters into the room looking pleased with himself. He and his men had raided the treasury whilst no one was looking, they had killed a few gaurds along the way, but they managed to not loose a single man and had taken a massive amount of gold in the process. Jack himsel looks wealthier, he wears a crimson frock coat, a new hat with a white feather, a gold chain around his neck with a cross, and a new cutlass with a shell gaurd. He looks as if he hadn't fought at all.

Well fellow conscriptees, what's our plan of action.

Jack smiles broadly

[Meliva]

Abigale takes out some maps and documents.

Based on this information, the leader is hiding out on a small manmade island between Psaral and Akrotiri. It's hidden by voodoo, but its much less guarded then the fort we just took. Sadly without Veera we won't have a voodoo expert on hand to deal with whatever may be there. We lost a fair bit of men and ships, but we struck a major blow to this group.

Willie speaks up as well, looking quite a bit wealthier as well, having helped himself as well to some of the loot.

Well I ain't gonna do a job halfway, lets head on over and finish this sucker. More loot might be there too. We should be able to hit just before sunset if we leave now. Any objections?

[D00T]

Rylon looked at the map with interest
Let us hope for the best then, assuming that we don’t die to some weird trap, this would be a easy mission

[Jack Teach]

Jack shakes his head.

None at all, oh and William. Aboard the frigate, at least fourteen men were drunk, and I thought I gave you a copy of the codex, which specifically says that no man is be drunk before battle, now.. I'll let them off this time, but, those men are not be drunk before engagements.

[Meliva]

William laughs.

Mate, me and my crew have been pirating for a little over 2 decades. If there were drunken men they sure as hell weren't any of mine.

Quinton speaks up.

I think they were some of the men recruited from the navy in Vaasburg. I honestly thought it was too good to be true they gave me several ships fully manned, and I was right. Very sloppy poor recruits, hell from what I hear when I was fighting on land the vice admiral got confused and ended up causing infighting until jack stepped in. I think Vaasburg either wanted these men out of their navy or to get some free combat experience by dumping them on us. I will be demoting the vice admiral and issuing severe punishments for most of these men. But let us head back to Akrotiri to restock before heading off to the leader. We can all relax in here while the ships are sailing.

Quinton gives the order to head to Akrotiri and the fleets begin to move.

[Jack Teach]

Jack scowls a bit

With all due respect admiral, there were no navy sailors aboard the frigate, as this ship belongs to me, temporarily, I made sure there were absolutely NO navy sailors aboard, and I know me own men. Now this could have been a mistake, but regardless those two surrvived the battle, and are currently aboard the frigate, and something has to be done! My men know the punishment for getting drunk before battle...

[D00T]

I suppose execution of a few of them?

[Meliva]

Willie's usual happy attitude fades as he scowls back.

They sure as hell were not any of mine lad. I have had this group of men as me crew for over 2 bloody decades before you were even a twinkle in your father's eyes, and in those 20+ years of sailing and pirating not ONCE has any of them gotten drunk before a battle.. Now your little group of boys can't bloody well say the same.

Willie then turns to Rylon.
And what the bleedin hell is wrong with you mate? Executing men for getting drunk? Are you a pyscho or just a complete loon? a few whippings and cleaning duty for a few months Is plenty.

[D00T]

Rylon raises a eyebrow
Execution could teach the men a thing or two about discipline and keeps the troops strong, whipping might let them remember for a few month, but execution brings out the weak and teaches the strong.