Brief Summary: The Adventures Of Homer's Odyssey
The Henri Rose heaved, mighty waves crashing on the decks. The lantern fluttered and clicked. Sailors shouted to each other as they tightened the sails, checking the bindings. Some held to the sails while others tried to sit down in the inner decks of the ship. Clouds enveloped the sky.
Hawkins spun the helm, turning the ship sideways. Thunder wrecked the mighty waves, emitting flashes of lightning, clear and crystal white, punching through the dark skies. Wave after wave rocked the ship, each larger than the last. After setting from Hambend, his contract to slay the fearsome beast, the Alakarai was failing miserably. The clever bastard had led them straight into the storm of madness.
It was said that sailors grew scared of entering it. Some …show more content…
Those fools had chased him for endless weeks, in the dogged belief that was some lost King who had destroyed their order by betraying them. And now they hadn’t given their chase. They were fools if they managed to enter into the storm of madness. Hawkins wished nothing more than to get rid of these fools. Either that or the storm would sink them. Out of nowhere, a blue light shone in the distance, a storm of madness. Hawkins couldn’t believe his misfortune. They’d arrived where most ships vanished and never appeared again. Now huge ships, some ghost ships and a Redsword ship was making their way to him. Sudden cracks appearing in the sky.
Airships from all nations battled each other out in titanic struggles. Fire and smoke appeared from the very top of airships. Hawkins couldn’t believe what was going on around here. It was a place of madness. A huge man of war surfaced from the watery depths, ghastly beyond belief. It was beyond belief. Hawkins turned to Kasa, who shrugged. ‘’No wonder they call this part the storm of fools, Captain.’’
‘’How do we get out of here Kasa? It’s not a good place,’’ Hawkins said.
Hawkins saw Kasa’s nodding as a confirmation that only he had the slightest of ideas of escaping the bloody storm of madness. Ghost ships, Man of Wars, airships battling it out, it was a recipe for
Hawkins spun the helm, turning the ship sideways. Thunder wrecked the mighty waves, emitting flashes of lightning, clear and crystal white, punching through the dark skies. Wave after wave rocked the ship, each larger than the last. After setting from Hambend, his contract to slay the fearsome beast, the Alakarai was failing miserably. The clever bastard had led them straight into the storm of madness.
It was said that sailors grew scared of entering it. Some …show more content…
Those fools had chased him for endless weeks, in the dogged belief that was some lost King who had destroyed their order by betraying them. And now they hadn’t given their chase. They were fools if they managed to enter into the storm of madness. Hawkins wished nothing more than to get rid of these fools. Either that or the storm would sink them. Out of nowhere, a blue light shone in the distance, a storm of madness. Hawkins couldn’t believe his misfortune. They’d arrived where most ships vanished and never appeared again. Now huge ships, some ghost ships and a Redsword ship was making their way to him. Sudden cracks appearing in the sky.
Airships from all nations battled each other out in titanic struggles. Fire and smoke appeared from the very top of airships. Hawkins couldn’t believe what was going on around here. It was a place of madness. A huge man of war surfaced from the watery depths, ghastly beyond belief. It was beyond belief. Hawkins turned to Kasa, who shrugged. ‘’No wonder they call this part the storm of fools, Captain.’’
‘’How do we get out of here Kasa? It’s not a good place,’’ Hawkins said.
Hawkins saw Kasa’s nodding as a confirmation that only he had the slightest of ideas of escaping the bloody storm of madness. Ghost ships, Man of Wars, airships battling it out, it was a recipe for