WEBVTT 00:00.031 --> 00:01.933 [SPEAKER_09]: Previously, on set sail. 00:02.814 --> 00:06.498 [SPEAKER_01]: Francis, Mikael, welcome to Port Rig. 00:06.558 --> 00:09.061 [SPEAKER_01]: This is where we will part ways. 00:09.581 --> 00:11.724 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you coming aboard was a mistake in the first place? 00:12.304 --> 00:14.026 [SPEAKER_01]: And home is where you belong. 00:14.467 --> 00:16.869 [SPEAKER_04]: Mikael, where are we going now? 00:17.690 --> 00:18.751 [SPEAKER_04]: Stupid pirates. 00:19.652 --> 00:21.935 [SPEAKER_04]: I wish we'd never went after that chicken in the first place. 00:23.276 --> 00:23.777 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 00:23.817 --> 00:27.861 [SPEAKER_05]: Are we certain it's ways to have stopped at Skuttles' cave? 00:28.094 --> 00:35.344 [SPEAKER_13]: Of course it isn't wise, but it is necessary to have a room or not. 00:35.865 --> 00:36.245 [SPEAKER_13]: I do. 00:36.986 --> 00:38.588 [SPEAKER_13]: We're not for anyone who can't pay. 00:39.069 --> 00:40.932 [SPEAKER_13]: They seem like decent children. 00:41.232 --> 00:42.253 [SPEAKER_08]: They must be lost. 00:42.794 --> 00:43.395 [SPEAKER_13]: Maybe so. 00:45.718 --> 00:46.259 [SPEAKER_09]: Set sail. 00:46.800 --> 00:47.521 [SPEAKER_09]: Episode 10. 00:48.141 --> 00:49.343 [SPEAKER_09]: An eye for an eye. 00:53.002 --> 01:01.413 [SPEAKER_09]: With the sleepy siren pulled tight to the beach away from Portereg, the crew begins to make repairs, while captain Leol waits for the ship carrying her goods. 01:02.415 --> 01:11.507 [SPEAKER_09]: Finn, having gotten into a fight with Pete, due to Pete's quality of singing, now finds himself with Dr. Charles on the beach, beside the tilt ship. 01:18.076 --> 01:19.278 [SPEAKER_06]: I see! 01:20.499 --> 01:21.861 [SPEAKER_06]: Ow! 01:22.533 --> 01:23.614 [SPEAKER_06]: Take it easy. 01:23.654 --> 01:26.158 [SPEAKER_06]: You can see my eyes in pain. 01:26.538 --> 01:27.900 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, I see. 01:27.960 --> 01:29.702 [SPEAKER_06]: But you don't. 01:32.686 --> 01:33.687 [SPEAKER_06]: What's wrong, Doc? 01:34.108 --> 01:34.609 [SPEAKER_06]: Remember? 01:34.629 --> 01:36.651 [SPEAKER_06]: I know real Doctor. 01:37.212 --> 01:39.435 [SPEAKER_06]: I know Far East Traditional Remedy Only. 01:39.475 --> 01:40.636 [SPEAKER_06]: But yes. 01:41.177 --> 01:43.360 [SPEAKER_06]: You look like you have cut me right. 01:43.880 --> 01:46.323 [SPEAKER_06]: Look like something thrown into it, huh? 01:46.843 --> 01:47.144 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:47.785 --> 01:49.687 [SPEAKER_06]: Pete tossed a barnacle at me. 01:49.707 --> 01:51.289 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, so you chase him. 01:51.549 --> 01:52.550 [SPEAKER_06]: Make this worse. 01:53.411 --> 01:53.651 [SPEAKER_06]: Why? 01:54.232 --> 01:55.434 [SPEAKER_06]: You know how to duck? 01:55.894 --> 01:57.316 [SPEAKER_06]: I didn't exactly expect it. 01:57.876 --> 01:59.859 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what make you terrible. 02:01.040 --> 02:03.343 [SPEAKER_06]: You should always expect. 02:04.404 --> 02:05.966 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, nothing to do. 02:06.446 --> 02:12.874 [SPEAKER_06]: Sometimes, not even I can repair damage. 02:13.090 --> 02:13.991 [SPEAKER_06]: Take out my eye. 02:14.632 --> 02:15.412 [SPEAKER_06]: I need that eye. 02:16.173 --> 02:17.214 [SPEAKER_06]: You have other one. 02:17.635 --> 02:18.956 [SPEAKER_06]: You don't need to. 02:19.797 --> 02:23.040 [SPEAKER_06]: But... Just joking. 02:23.440 --> 02:25.082 [SPEAKER_06]: Go my CP tonight. 02:25.602 --> 02:26.243 [SPEAKER_06]: I take it out. 02:27.144 --> 02:28.786 [SPEAKER_06]: God's in all above, Doc. 02:29.626 --> 02:30.307 [SPEAKER_06]: You had me. 02:30.688 --> 02:34.631 [SPEAKER_06]: Perhaps next time, you know get so angry. 02:36.814 --> 02:37.254 [SPEAKER_06]: Come now. 02:38.015 --> 02:41.258 [SPEAKER_06]: Do you get it? 02:47.077 --> 02:51.801 [SPEAKER_06]: Here, flush out, I would water and hear some herbs. 02:52.402 --> 02:54.083 [SPEAKER_06]: Rub on side of eye for two days. 02:54.664 --> 02:55.384 [SPEAKER_06]: You'll be fine. 02:56.165 --> 02:57.686 [SPEAKER_06]: Next time, duck. 02:58.447 --> 02:59.648 [SPEAKER_06]: Or I do take out eye. 03:00.909 --> 03:01.550 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah. 03:01.750 --> 03:02.631 [SPEAKER_06]: Thanks, doc. 03:03.752 --> 03:04.232 [SPEAKER_06]: Ha ha. 03:04.312 --> 03:05.413 [SPEAKER_06]: Ozea, hey, bing. 03:05.834 --> 03:06.735 [SPEAKER_06]: Shut your mouth. 03:08.196 --> 03:15.042 [SPEAKER_13]: I beat. 03:20.860 --> 03:26.180 [SPEAKER_09]: It's the next morning at Ecromancers Inn, and the children have already left for the docks to find a sailor. 03:27.003 --> 03:30.837 [SPEAKER_09]: Ecromancers are in their room, discussing the children's fate. 03:31.424 --> 03:35.670 [SPEAKER_14]: Asa, I am only looking out for us. 03:36.752 --> 03:39.696 [SPEAKER_14]: Do you know what a game will do to us? 03:40.377 --> 03:42.100 [SPEAKER_08]: You are only looking out for you. 03:42.641 --> 03:45.865 [SPEAKER_08]: They are children, I come, not goods to be sold. 03:45.905 --> 03:49.090 [SPEAKER_14]: They are all children, Asa. 03:49.110 --> 03:49.371 [SPEAKER_08]: No! 03:50.112 --> 03:53.396 [SPEAKER_08]: I will not be party to this madness. 03:54.198 --> 03:55.960 [SPEAKER_08]: This is wrong, and you know it. 03:56.381 --> 03:57.162 [SPEAKER_14]: Asa. 03:57.293 --> 03:59.240 [SPEAKER_14]: You must be reasonable. 03:59.642 --> 03:59.863 [SPEAKER_08]: No! 04:00.485 --> 04:02.332 [SPEAKER_08]: You are a coward of a husband. 04:02.935 --> 04:04.762 [SPEAKER_08]: You will not tell her came anything. 04:05.585 --> 04:06.669 [SPEAKER_08]: I forbid it. 04:07.111 --> 04:07.472 [SPEAKER_14]: Woman! 04:08.482 --> 04:09.865 [SPEAKER_14]: You're dumbing us too. 04:09.885 --> 04:10.226 [SPEAKER_08]: To what? 04:11.388 --> 04:13.212 [SPEAKER_08]: To the wrath of Sidia Kim? 04:13.232 --> 04:14.234 [SPEAKER_14]: You forget. 04:14.815 --> 04:17.220 [SPEAKER_14]: We are only here because he allows it. 04:17.701 --> 04:19.785 [SPEAKER_08]: And does Hakkim clean the floors? 04:20.226 --> 04:21.489 [SPEAKER_08]: Does he grease the patrons? 04:21.869 --> 04:22.070 [SPEAKER_08]: No. 04:22.811 --> 04:25.336 [SPEAKER_08]: We are here because this place is ours. 04:25.577 --> 04:27.240 [SPEAKER_14]: We are here because of his pocket. 04:27.280 --> 04:29.545 [SPEAKER_08]: Which we have put coin into tenfold. 04:31.162 --> 04:34.576 [SPEAKER_14]: not a word he can be. 04:35.078 --> 04:39.636 [SPEAKER_14]: We'll find out about that then we will deal with the consequences. 04:51.344 --> 04:57.472 [SPEAKER_09]: As Don breaks over port rig, Frankie and Becal find themselves in the dock, in search of a ship. 04:57.492 --> 05:01.197 [SPEAKER_09]: That would hopefully take them back to tree and to Leo. 05:04.521 --> 05:05.322 [SPEAKER_04]: Ficky! 05:05.402 --> 05:10.709 [SPEAKER_04]: Why did we have to leave the tower so early? 05:10.749 --> 05:15.495 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll find a place with so warm. 05:16.910 --> 05:18.693 [SPEAKER_04]: even get breakfast. 05:18.993 --> 05:21.517 [SPEAKER_04]: We need to find a way home Frankie. 05:21.557 --> 05:26.764 [SPEAKER_04]: They couldn't have waited until after our surprise something. 05:26.784 --> 05:28.988 [SPEAKER_04]: Frankie, I don't trust Azar. 05:30.109 --> 05:33.454 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah but you don't trust anyone. 05:33.955 --> 05:34.796 [SPEAKER_05]: That's not true. 05:34.816 --> 05:36.138 [SPEAKER_05]: I trust you. 05:36.198 --> 05:37.540 [SPEAKER_05]: Mostly. 05:37.580 --> 05:39.282 [SPEAKER_05]: Anyway, come on. 05:39.643 --> 05:44.470 [SPEAKER_05]: One of these people must be the 05:45.817 --> 05:46.878 [SPEAKER_04]: They all look the same. 05:47.219 --> 05:48.601 [SPEAKER_04]: Just keep your eyes open. 05:49.862 --> 05:51.144 [SPEAKER_04]: Make no promises. 05:52.826 --> 05:55.550 [SPEAKER_04]: Move it, please go back first. 05:55.570 --> 05:57.793 [SPEAKER_09]: Francis and McKay removed from worker to worker. 05:57.973 --> 06:00.656 [SPEAKER_09]: Asking where the dogmaster might be with it'll help. 06:01.117 --> 06:05.743 [SPEAKER_09]: The dog workers are far more worried about their prison duties than a pair of children. 06:05.863 --> 06:06.664 [SPEAKER_09]: Frankie stops. 06:07.065 --> 06:11.490 [SPEAKER_09]: And a singular man in homes watches the two siblings from a nearby care. 06:12.892 --> 06:14.254 [SPEAKER_04]: McKay! 06:14.808 --> 06:19.973 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know a long time, and I'm still hungry. 06:20.393 --> 06:21.254 [SPEAKER_05]: We can't stop. 06:22.295 --> 06:24.958 [SPEAKER_05]: One hundred two will we have to keep going? 06:24.978 --> 06:25.558 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, he's men. 06:27.500 --> 06:31.264 [SPEAKER_05]: We can't just... 06:33.006 --> 06:33.886 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm sorry, Frankie. 06:34.887 --> 06:36.329 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe you're right. 06:36.349 --> 06:36.969 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's just go. 06:38.131 --> 06:39.352 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe we can still get... 06:39.432 --> 06:40.613 [SPEAKER_02]: Excuse me. 06:41.555 --> 06:43.478 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, sorry. 06:44.098 --> 06:44.699 [SPEAKER_05]: I didn't mean to. 06:45.020 --> 06:45.680 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, no, no. 06:45.821 --> 06:49.365 [SPEAKER_02]: I do not worry that it's not my sacrifice. 06:50.186 --> 06:54.572 [SPEAKER_02]: I do not mean to pry, but I have been watching you both for some time. 06:55.213 --> 06:57.896 [SPEAKER_02]: It is not often to see two children as young as you. 06:58.737 --> 07:01.461 [SPEAKER_02]: This is a very dangerous place for children. 07:02.382 --> 07:03.263 [SPEAKER_05]: We have no choice. 07:03.944 --> 07:06.027 [SPEAKER_02]: One always has a choice, young man. 07:06.715 --> 07:08.898 [SPEAKER_04]: Right, Mickey. 07:09.860 --> 07:11.802 [SPEAKER_02]: Stop being rude. 07:11.822 --> 07:13.425 [SPEAKER_02]: Do not worry, my dear. 07:14.286 --> 07:19.373 [SPEAKER_02]: I have no feelings you can hurt, but I may be able to help you. 07:20.375 --> 07:20.735 [SPEAKER_04]: Really? 07:22.398 --> 07:23.099 [SPEAKER_04]: How? 07:23.119 --> 07:27.084 [SPEAKER_02]: I believe I heard from your many talks with these orphans. 07:28.266 --> 07:30.730 [SPEAKER_02]: Bet you are searching for the duck, Master. 07:32.051 --> 07:32.152 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah? 07:32.172 --> 07:36.638 [SPEAKER_02]: You are perhaps in search of a ship. 07:37.090 --> 07:40.998 [SPEAKER_02]: Ah, but of course you are, and preacher. 07:41.298 --> 07:45.226 [SPEAKER_02]: May I ask how, why you are in need of one? 07:45.246 --> 07:48.052 [SPEAKER_04]: We're headed Frankie home. 07:49.956 --> 07:51.298 [SPEAKER_04]: He may as well tell him, Nicky. 07:52.060 --> 07:54.745 [SPEAKER_04]: He's only one who has even stopped the talk with us. 07:57.256 --> 07:59.459 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, where are my manners? 08:00.621 --> 08:08.853 [SPEAKER_02]: My name is Hakim, and while the sack of rice was sitting on is not mine, the two barrels of pairs behind it are. 08:09.714 --> 08:10.976 [SPEAKER_02]: Ah, please take your field. 08:12.799 --> 08:12.939 [SPEAKER_02]: Really? 08:12.959 --> 08:13.420 [SPEAKER_02]: Of course. 08:15.383 --> 08:20.310 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 08:25.960 --> 08:26.481 [SPEAKER_04]: Hmm. 08:27.683 --> 08:45.910 [SPEAKER_04]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 08:46.042 --> 08:50.706 [SPEAKER_02]: Because I once knew what it was like, not to be helped. 08:51.547 --> 08:54.550 [SPEAKER_02]: But I am in a position where I can now. 08:54.710 --> 08:55.210 [SPEAKER_08]: How is this all about? 08:55.230 --> 08:56.151 [SPEAKER_02]: From time to time. 08:56.872 --> 08:59.915 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, where are you trying to go, young ones? 09:01.556 --> 09:01.857 [SPEAKER_05]: Tree. 09:02.637 --> 09:03.718 [SPEAKER_05]: We need to get back to tree. 09:03.918 --> 09:06.361 [SPEAKER_02]: Tree in a wondrous city. 09:06.381 --> 09:08.843 [SPEAKER_02]: May I ask why we need passage there? 09:09.844 --> 09:11.485 [SPEAKER_04]: We need to get back to our brother. 09:12.086 --> 09:13.247 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, family. 09:13.987 --> 09:14.668 [SPEAKER_02]: Wonderful. 09:14.728 --> 09:18.093 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, this is indeed fortunate for you. 09:18.434 --> 09:24.583 [SPEAKER_02]: I happen to have a ship heading for train in a fortnight, and I would be happy for you to come along. 09:25.304 --> 09:28.428 [SPEAKER_05]: We... we don't have much to pay for passage. 09:29.330 --> 09:30.191 [SPEAKER_02]: Hmm. 09:30.211 --> 09:32.054 [SPEAKER_02]: What then do you have? 09:33.275 --> 09:34.277 [SPEAKER_05]: One gold coin left. 09:34.758 --> 09:36.961 [SPEAKER_02]: That is more than enough. 09:39.385 --> 09:43.791 [SPEAKER_09]: As the two children rise with pairs in hand, 09:46.420 --> 09:50.625 [SPEAKER_02]: This, he's my ship, a beauty, isn't she? 09:51.806 --> 09:56.592 [SPEAKER_05]: The... the... the... why are you all in? 09:57.593 --> 09:59.255 [SPEAKER_05]: Good... goal? 09:59.655 --> 10:01.317 [SPEAKER_02]: The Wyoming guy on my friend. 10:02.098 --> 10:03.880 [SPEAKER_02]: She's one of the fastest in the land. 10:04.441 --> 10:06.824 [SPEAKER_02]: She'll make the trip to Treen in no time. 10:07.605 --> 10:08.386 [SPEAKER_04]: remarkable. 10:10.028 --> 10:13.812 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it took us, I think, Bracks are two months, right, Mickey? 10:14.534 --> 10:16.516 [SPEAKER_02]: Who is this? 10:16.536 --> 10:18.299 [SPEAKER_02]: Brack, you speak of. 10:18.319 --> 10:20.381 [SPEAKER_02]: I assume this is the person that brought you here. 10:20.401 --> 10:20.782 [SPEAKER_04]: Frankie! 10:20.862 --> 10:21.522 [SPEAKER_04]: Sure! 10:21.542 --> 10:23.144 [SPEAKER_04]: Brack is a part of the sleepy siren. 10:23.425 --> 10:24.366 [SPEAKER_04]: They're much insidious. 10:24.766 --> 10:29.192 [SPEAKER_04]: We accidentally stood away on the ship and we were running away from some gods and ranking! 10:29.412 --> 10:29.832 [SPEAKER_02]: Really? 10:29.913 --> 10:31.434 [SPEAKER_04]: Stop telling everyone our business! 10:32.315 --> 10:35.119 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, there's no need to be so reserved with me! 10:35.539 --> 10:36.981 [SPEAKER_02]: Yang-mi-ki. 10:36.961 --> 10:45.741 [SPEAKER_02]: But I do find it interesting that you say this crew of Martian sailors brought you here, and yet they are not docked. 10:46.663 --> 10:47.886 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, where are they? 10:48.527 --> 10:51.333 [SPEAKER_05]: God, they left us stranded here, who cares? 10:53.158 --> 10:56.505 [SPEAKER_02]: I sense a bit of resentment in you. 10:57.110 --> 10:59.993 [SPEAKER_02]: Well enough, talk of being a band and a whatnot. 11:00.753 --> 11:03.736 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll take you to the train once my ship is ready to leave. 11:04.817 --> 11:08.280 [SPEAKER_02]: But you'll not make it a fortnight with a single gold coin. 11:10.121 --> 11:11.022 [SPEAKER_02]: Where are you staying? 11:12.403 --> 11:13.324 [SPEAKER_05]: The end-down, the way there. 11:13.764 --> 11:16.627 [SPEAKER_02]: There are a few ins, you'll have to be more specific. 11:17.428 --> 11:18.949 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know, I couldn't read the sign. 11:19.590 --> 11:25.935 [SPEAKER_05]: I think the ink keeper called the women... ...as... as... as... Russia? 11:26.168 --> 11:26.609 [SPEAKER_02]: Asa! 11:27.149 --> 11:28.011 [SPEAKER_04]: That's it! 11:28.031 --> 11:29.233 [SPEAKER_04]: A wonderfully nice lady! 11:29.533 --> 11:31.937 [SPEAKER_02]: So you're staying with Ekram and Asa then. 11:32.277 --> 11:33.239 [SPEAKER_02]: Good, good. 11:33.599 --> 11:34.981 [SPEAKER_02]: They will take care of you. 11:35.482 --> 11:36.944 [SPEAKER_02]: They are friends of mine. 11:38.046 --> 11:40.189 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you know how to cut a fish? 11:41.150 --> 11:41.411 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 11:42.392 --> 11:43.494 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I can feel a potato. 11:44.095 --> 11:44.936 [SPEAKER_04]: Hey, look on the ship! 11:44.956 --> 11:45.677 [SPEAKER_02]: Wonderful! 11:46.158 --> 11:51.045 [SPEAKER_02]: Here, you can work for my docksmen to prepare the food for our trip. 11:51.818 --> 11:56.183 [SPEAKER_02]: Osman, these children will be joining us on the Genie 2 train soon. 11:56.984 --> 12:01.369 [SPEAKER_02]: Please see that they are treated respectfully and put to work. 12:01.950 --> 12:04.713 [SPEAKER_02]: They need coin for the remainder of their stay here. 12:05.894 --> 12:06.315 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, sir. 12:06.976 --> 12:07.636 [SPEAKER_07]: You do go kids. 12:08.317 --> 12:08.878 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, you'll do us. 12:09.178 --> 12:10.660 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm in there done with it, and there's more. 12:11.321 --> 12:13.063 [SPEAKER_09]: Osman points his thumb behind him. 12:13.643 --> 12:17.188 [SPEAKER_09]: Toward the large sack of sweet potatoes and other vegetables. 12:18.249 --> 12:20.271 [SPEAKER_05]: And what should we use to peel them with? 12:20.291 --> 12:21.032 [SPEAKER_09]: This. 12:21.232 --> 12:22.593 [SPEAKER_09]: Osman hands them both. 12:22.613 --> 12:23.634 [SPEAKER_02]: A small pair of life. 12:24.335 --> 12:27.237 [SPEAKER_02]: You kids do good, and do what Osman says. 12:27.998 --> 12:29.419 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll be back to check on you later. 12:30.140 --> 12:33.403 [SPEAKER_02]: I have some business to attend to for now. 12:33.423 --> 12:33.823 [SPEAKER_04]: Goodbye. 12:35.024 --> 12:35.465 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 12:39.128 --> 12:41.550 [SPEAKER_04]: How came it's both very nice, isn't it? 12:42.391 --> 12:43.372 [SPEAKER_04]: Helping us like this? 12:44.072 --> 12:45.654 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 12:45.674 --> 12:46.294 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess so. 12:47.075 --> 12:49.357 [SPEAKER_07]: You too are looking to go to the shrine, eh? 12:49.998 --> 12:50.378 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 12:50.864 --> 12:51.645 [SPEAKER_07]: A long journey. 12:52.487 --> 12:55.271 [SPEAKER_04]: Ah, can you say that it won't take long to get there? 12:56.293 --> 13:01.661 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not really sure how long that will be, but it seems faster than I'll trip here. 13:02.322 --> 13:02.603 [SPEAKER_04]: It is. 13:03.064 --> 13:06.008 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, any amount of time seems like a lifetime on a ship. 13:06.309 --> 13:07.471 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, you're right about that. 13:07.491 --> 13:10.856 [SPEAKER_05]: I hope I never need Step 4 on a ship once we're back home. 13:11.117 --> 13:12.138 [SPEAKER_07]: I wouldn't bet on that. 13:12.920 --> 13:18.188 [SPEAKER_07]: Life always has a way to taking you on unexpected directions, especially with a man like Hakim. 13:18.758 --> 13:21.202 [SPEAKER_05]: Why do you say that? 13:21.222 --> 13:22.344 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, I'm just a rumbling. 13:22.364 --> 13:22.945 [SPEAKER_07]: Don't mind me. 13:23.546 --> 13:24.648 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll get back the work. 13:24.668 --> 13:26.592 [SPEAKER_07]: We still have to dry all these foods. 13:26.612 --> 13:29.216 [SPEAKER_09]: And so the children continued to peel the sweet potatoes. 13:29.877 --> 13:31.520 [SPEAKER_09]: Until they were non-left to peel. 13:31.540 --> 13:34.325 [SPEAKER_09]: They learned to cut them, dry them, and they earned their keep. 13:34.666 --> 13:40.075 [SPEAKER_09]: End of somewhat peacefully over the next couple of weeks, as they waited for her team ship to be ready to sail. 13:49.673 --> 13:50.414 [SPEAKER_09]: Fast forward. 13:51.075 --> 13:53.898 [SPEAKER_09]: A week has passed since the sleepy siren was curbing on the beach. 13:54.458 --> 13:56.681 [SPEAKER_09]: Gapped in the old looks of the tilted ship. 13:56.701 --> 13:58.043 [SPEAKER_09]: A serious look on her face. 14:00.225 --> 14:00.846 [SPEAKER_01]: Where are they? 14:01.166 --> 14:02.768 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, it's strange. 14:03.389 --> 14:06.192 [SPEAKER_11]: Hoi knew the chances of beaten that ship here were low. 14:06.773 --> 14:11.438 [SPEAKER_11]: But at my best gift, Gapped in Martinez, should have made port three days ago, where? 14:11.979 --> 14:13.200 [SPEAKER_01]: That could be keeping down. 14:13.400 --> 14:15.024 [SPEAKER_01]: That's what I'd like to know. 14:15.064 --> 14:17.451 [SPEAKER_01]: We need those goods. 14:18.213 --> 14:20.438 [SPEAKER_03]: Perhaps they were shipwrecked by the storm. 14:21.120 --> 14:23.005 [SPEAKER_01]: Martinez is a cautious captain. 14:23.086 --> 14:23.627 [SPEAKER_11]: Hi. 14:24.608 --> 14:26.570 [SPEAKER_11]: He'd have taken the safest route. 14:27.491 --> 14:30.294 [SPEAKER_11]: No way his ship would have succumbed to the storm. 14:31.015 --> 14:32.937 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, the ship clearly isn't here. 14:33.658 --> 14:44.349 [SPEAKER_00]: Waverly hasn't seen a single sign of the ship and from what did Darkmaster tells him Martinez hasn't been at Port Rigg in the better part of 18 months. 14:45.150 --> 14:46.071 [SPEAKER_03]: Could they have been tipped off? 14:46.372 --> 14:46.892 [SPEAKER_00]: By who? 14:47.933 --> 14:48.514 [SPEAKER_01]: It doesn't matter. 14:49.095 --> 14:53.059 [SPEAKER_01]: We must find that ship. 14:54.068 --> 14:55.651 [SPEAKER_01]: How long until repairs the complete? 14:56.132 --> 14:57.534 [SPEAKER_12]: At least another week, Captain. 14:58.095 --> 15:00.159 [SPEAKER_12]: We won't be able to chase down a wave until then. 15:00.880 --> 15:05.047 [SPEAKER_01]: Quartamaster, so you two at the wave leak in ten years to look out for Marty and Esther until then. 15:05.728 --> 15:07.451 [SPEAKER_03]: I, Captain, I can do that. 15:08.213 --> 15:11.518 [SPEAKER_01]: Those goods are mine, and I will have them. 15:12.180 --> 15:14.203 [SPEAKER_01]: By any means necessary. 15:23.549 --> 15:32.310 [SPEAKER_09]: A few days later, it is late morning, and Bragg is hiding just inside the jungle tree line near the sleepy side, waiting for wavily to show and report. 15:34.096 --> 15:34.657 [SPEAKER_10]: You're late. 15:34.937 --> 15:36.199 [SPEAKER_10]: Ah, apologies, sir. 15:36.459 --> 15:41.905 [SPEAKER_10]: It's no easy making my way in town on scene, especially considering the two children know what I look like. 15:42.927 --> 15:43.307 [SPEAKER_10]: Anything? 15:43.327 --> 15:46.631 [SPEAKER_10]: I took me a while to find them. 15:47.132 --> 15:49.855 [SPEAKER_10]: This is the last side of a mile, days ago you can. 15:50.316 --> 15:52.038 [SPEAKER_10]: Still no sign of Captain Martin is. 15:52.959 --> 15:53.499 [SPEAKER_10]: You found them. 15:54.300 --> 15:54.581 [SPEAKER_10]: I did. 15:55.001 --> 15:57.184 [SPEAKER_10]: There's have been staying with the innkeeper, E.C. 15:57.504 --> 15:58.786 [SPEAKER_10]: and his wife, Azza. 15:58.806 --> 15:59.867 [SPEAKER_10]: Are they all right? 15:59.847 --> 16:00.769 [SPEAKER_10]: Seemin' to be. 16:00.809 --> 16:06.318 [SPEAKER_10]: I mean, they're not hurt, and well fed whether they found themselves on a ship too. 16:06.980 --> 16:11.367 [SPEAKER_10]: If the ship taken into train, I had to convince the cat and to let me in on that. 16:11.848 --> 16:14.333 [SPEAKER_10]: But I... Dis... 16:14.353 --> 16:15.475 [SPEAKER_10]: It's leaving today, you can. 16:16.156 --> 16:16.276 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh? 16:17.618 --> 16:19.923 [SPEAKER_10]: I... You don't sound convinced. 16:20.704 --> 16:21.906 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, uh... 16:21.886 --> 16:26.111 [SPEAKER_10]: I then again, my gut's telling me something's missing. 16:26.131 --> 16:26.672 [SPEAKER_10]: Explain. 16:29.155 --> 16:34.761 [SPEAKER_10]: The man who owns the ship seemed to be nice in the forrandom, but I've spent my time with two face lads before. 16:35.422 --> 16:37.364 [SPEAKER_10]: I followed him deep into that town. 16:37.765 --> 16:40.268 [SPEAKER_10]: I could tell you this man is not what he seems to be. 16:40.808 --> 16:42.510 [SPEAKER_10]: A wolf in sheep's clothing for sure. 16:42.891 --> 16:46.055 [SPEAKER_10]: I was able to hide in one of the alleyways, close to one of the taverns. 16:46.455 --> 16:48.498 [SPEAKER_10]: I couldn't hear most of what they were saying. 16:48.898 --> 16:50.560 [SPEAKER_10]: Speaking in harsh tones and all. 16:51.063 --> 16:56.289 [SPEAKER_10]: But I was able to pick out that whoever the ship's owner was meeting with called him C.D.A.K. 16:58.552 --> 16:59.713 [SPEAKER_10]: What did he look like? 17:00.614 --> 17:04.118 [SPEAKER_10]: Shoulder length black hair appeared dressed in robes. 17:05.500 --> 17:09.704 [SPEAKER_10]: And he had a cliff there, the long scar trail and down to his mouth. 17:10.125 --> 17:12.087 [SPEAKER_10]: The cliff there and a scar. 17:12.888 --> 17:13.529 [SPEAKER_03]: Are you sure? 17:14.290 --> 17:15.511 [SPEAKER_03]: Bigger part of him? 17:15.531 --> 17:15.911 [SPEAKER_03]: Waverly? 17:16.492 --> 17:17.814 [SPEAKER_03]: You have to be certain. 17:18.554 --> 17:20.817 [SPEAKER_03]: Are you certain of what this man looked like? 17:21.623 --> 17:27.873 [SPEAKER_10]: I, you forget, I could shoot the tassels off a wee bear from 40 yards away, I know what I saw. 17:28.453 --> 17:28.794 [SPEAKER_10]: Wavelay. 17:29.715 --> 17:34.102 [SPEAKER_03]: To no one of what you've seen or where you've been, go back to the ship. 17:35.324 --> 17:38.709 [SPEAKER_03]: I, I have hunting to do it. 17:38.729 --> 17:39.711 [SPEAKER_10]: Who am I gonna tell? 17:40.171 --> 17:41.754 [SPEAKER_10]: No one is asking. 17:44.398 --> 17:48.484 [SPEAKER_10]: But, if you're going hunting, I'll give you something. 17:50.146 --> 17:50.567 [UNKNOWN]: I am. 17:51.425 --> 17:51.845 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you. 17:52.586 --> 17:53.267 [SPEAKER_10]: Master Gunner. 17:54.228 --> 17:55.449 [SPEAKER_10]: I caught their master. 18:10.885 --> 18:13.108 [SPEAKER_09]: Thanks for listening to Episode 10 of Set sail. 18:13.848 --> 18:15.510 [SPEAKER_09]: The children are in a heap of trouble. 18:16.271 --> 18:16.771 [SPEAKER_09]: Riddle me this. 18:17.732 --> 18:18.293 [SPEAKER_09]: All. 18:18.762 --> 18:19.203 [SPEAKER_09]: or nothing. 18:19.724 --> 18:22.611 [SPEAKER_09]: Cast your votes by the deadline in the description by leaving a comment. 18:22.831 --> 18:23.794 [SPEAKER_09]: We're using one of the polls. 18:24.555 --> 18:32.333 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's go hunt in Yamaniji docks.