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Have you ever wonder what it would be like to sail the sea?

It’s a place of horror, mystery, romance, mutiny. Four island are there named after the points on a compass;North, South, East, West. All full of people and treasure.

The island of the North is a tropical place, forest and small towns that live above trees are there. This place can spring up illness for those who are not used to the climate. This place is full of fruit

The island of the South is tundra, with mountains and some trees. There is only one large town near the eastern sea port. The food supply is mostly fish. Beware of frostbite.

The island of the West is a desert. It is hot, dry, and sandy. The town is in the middle near the one lake they have. The port is consider a town to travelers. The food here is either cactuses or insects.

The island of the East is untouchable whirlpools surround it. To make it through alive is a wounded to come back your crazy. This is a great place to burry treasure.

All of the island you can stock up on beef, water, rum, and weapons.

Rules of this Rp.
1. (the first rule is missing in action)
2. No godmodling pirates.
3. not chat speek.
4. Romance is allowed but not over PG 13.
5. Have fun.


Cool site to learn about pirates http://www.piratesinfo.com/main.php
Pirate speek http://www.yarr.org.uk/talk/

With a slight glance in acknowlegment to Kago's question he stared back at the dik-dik. How is supposed to be coming? What the heck is this animal??! was the relative though pattern in his head.
"Tis coming I suppose." was what he finally said with a sigh.
Then began to season bits of 'meat' and throwing them into the skillet that was leveling over a pile of ash.

(Where supposed to be eating that? It's so cute though! domokun )

"Please do try not to get miserably lost, capti'n" Irizik chuckled. He could not imagine trying to track him down through the island. "Besides, food shall be done quite shortly."
He prodded the char and ash contently with a stick estimating whether more wood should be added to keep it alive. Finally content that it will do, he sat back letting the dik-dik throughly cook.

"I can only advise you there Kago. The lands and the seas are not all to common." He raised an eyebrow as he harshed his tone, "You don't know what is lurking behing the trees..."
After staring Kago down a bit to let him imagine the creatures.
"Yep... Monkeys are foul creatures really" he turned.
Out of lack of any other sort of amusiment, Irizik attempted to be funny.

"Perhaps then you should live amoung them and find out. They can take a nastey bite with them sharp teeth. Non teeth however in comparison the the shark mind you. Yet, primates have another foul quality which makes them worse than sharks..." His voice faded out. The dik-dik was finally finished cooking. With the toss of a few spices out of his satchel he removed the skillet from the cinders.
"Tis done Kago!" He called watching him scour the beach for the nails. Which was rather quite amusing seeing the nails quite in plain sight.

"Don't run unless you want sand in your food!" Irizik snapped wittnessing Kago bounding towards the ungaurded skillet. "By the way, there are nails in the sand be careful." He added as an afterthought knowing that he had already 'found' them.