Danny's P.O.V.
Sunlight was beaming onto my face when I arose from my sleep. The soft feeling of a breeze tickling my arms made me shiver with delight.
I cracked one eye open, to see a small open window to the side of the room. I could see the vast ocean from the windows view.
A bird came swooping down and landed onto the porthole's sill. It had brightly red feet and a yellow beak. Its wings were a dark grey colour, while its body was a pure white.
My Grandma was quite the knowledgeable woman and she had taught me many things as a child and if I remember correctly, this was one of those cute, little Red-legged Kittiwakes- they were always my favourite.
It flew towards me and I lifted my arm up in the air and it landed with a soft touch onto my hand. Its small claws pitter-pattered over my arms, making me giggle.
If I looked closely, I could see his eyes were rimmed with a thin red line, just as brightly as his skinny legs.
I lifted my other arm and gently stroked the bird softly with my fingers, its feathers glowing in the sunlight.
The door burst open all of a sudden, causing the bird to take flight in fright. It seemed to be unable to find a way out and was flapping its wings hastily, flying into the walls in an attempt to escape.
I stood up quickly and saw it had been Theodore who had barged in unannounced.
I carefully strolled over towards the bird and tentatively tried to catch it in my hands. It flew right into my hands and I smiled brightly at the friendly bird.
Standing on my tippy toes, I reached towards the port hole with my hands, guiding and showing the little bird the exit. It flapped his wings, chirped a friendly tune and off it went to who knows where.
I turned around to face Theodore and saw him standing at the door, staring at me with a look of... astonishment on his face?
"You startled it." I stated.
Shaking his head, he asked, confused, "Pardon?"
"The bird, you startled it." I elaborated.
"Oh, um...how did it get in?" He asked dumbly.
"Through the window." I answered.
"Oh." He said stupidly, which didn't suite him very well.
I started giggling at him. He looked like a lost puppy. It was adorable.
"Why are you laughing?" He asked gruffly.
"Because you look like a lost puppy, it's adorable." I said voicing my thoughts.
"Adorable?!" He asked, outraged.
"Yes." I answered and attempted to stop my laughing by biting my lips, but I wasn't very successful.
"Why... that... uh..." he tried spluttering out and it made me giggle even more, "I'm not adorable!"
"If you say so." I teased him.
"Arrrgh! Never mind that. I want you on deck." He said grumpily and rushed out of the door before I could even reply.
He is aware I'm not a part of his crew, right?
Walking onto deck, I noticed everyone was buzzing about, calling and shouting excitedly at each other. They kind of looked like a group of teenage girls gossiping, instead of ruthless pirates.
My thoughts had caused me to give a soft twitter.
"Why are ye always gigglin' at somethin'?" Skipper asked, popping out of nowhere.
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Past Pirate Ship
AdventureWhen Danielle Roberts or rather known as Danny, receives a history assignment about one of the world's most ruthless pirates from the 18th century, Captain Cox, she immediately goes to her local museum to do some research. After being chased through...