It's Watery Grave

good and lost

Will came from round a corner with the charts and somehow an entire crew of Singaporean men. "You have the charts," Barbossa observed. "And better yet, a ship and a crew," Will said. "Where's Sao Feng?" Elizabeth asked, "He will cover our escape and meet us at shipwreck cove," Will replied. This was all too simple. About 5 minutes ago Sao Feng was trying to kill us all and now he was doing exactly what we wanted. "Let's get a move on then," I said reminding myself to talk to him later. We made it onto a ship and sailed away from the burning city. 

3 Days into our journey it started to get cold. Now it was freezing. Huge mountainous icebergs surrounded us and we shivered while being dusted with a cover frost. "No one said anything about cold," Pintell said "There must be a good reason for our suffering," Ragetti responded. "You read the bible too much. God's not real and if he was it would be me," I muttered to him through chattering teeth. "Why don't that obeh woman just bring back Jack the same way she did Barbossa?" Pintell asked "Because Barbossa was only dead. Jack Sparrow is taken, body and soul to a place not of death but of punishment. the worst fate a man can bring upon himself stretching on forever. That's what awaits in Davy Jones' locker. " She said before walking off. I will never understand how she survived in a sleeveless dress. I had several long-sleeved layers on and I was still freezing.  "Yeah, I knew there was a good reason," Ragetti said. I stood hoping to get my blood flowing a little and walked to Tia Dalma, "Is he suffering?" I asked not knowing where the question came from. "Physically no. It is him mind that is tortured. Davy Jones punishes people for what is most painful to them. Hallucinations of horrible images, death and suffering of those he care for most," She said slightly sadly. "How much longer until we can get to him?" I asked "By the end of today," she said looking out to the ocean. 

The afternoon passed slowly knowing I would be seeing him before the end of the day. My leg tapped nervously as I wondered what I would say to him. I can't exactly say 'Hey there Jack I've been on Tortuga having massive hallucinations of you becoming an alcoholic and I love you by the way'  The sun eventually set and stars appeared. The water was perfectly reflecting and I marvelled at the beauty of the stars. I couldn't tell where the sky and ocean met. It was like glass as the ship slowly passed over it. Mist began to appear around the ship making me look ahead. Will had seen it too and raced to Barbossa. "Barbossa, ahead," He said "Aye, we're good and lost now," He kept course. "Lost?" Elizabeth said "For certain you have to be lost to find a place that can't be found. Elseways everyone would know where it was," Barbossa said. "We're gaining speed," Gibbs inputs, "Aye," nodded Barbossa

"To stations," Will commanded, "All hands to stations!" Will shouted again. He continued shouting commands as I ran and tried to see what lay ahead. "Nay, belay that! Let her run straight and true!" Barbossa yelled "You're going to kill us!" I shouted at him. "You've doomed us all," Elizabeth said "Don't be so unkind. You may not pass this way again and these be the last friendly words you'll hear," Barbossa grabbed her face and I hit him off her. Tia Dalma muttered into her hands and threw the contents onto a crate. "You know, as much as I don't like you I don't hate you as I used to and I actually respect you now," I said to Elizabeth knowing we were going to die. "Hard to port," Elizabeth shouted, "Thanks," she added before rushing off, The waterfall got closer and closer. At this point, the inevitability of my own death had truly sunk in and I had stopped doing anything. "Help us!" Cried, Will "I'm embracing the dark oblivion of death. Dark oblivion seems pretty warm and comforting anyway," I shrugged. 

The ship went verticle and plunged into the darkness. I could swear I heard Drink up me hearties yo ho being played as if we were in a tavern. The last thing I heard was "Dead men tell no tales," before everything ceased to exist.