The Isle of Snow

June 29th: Morning

It was early morning, about six o'clock, and the sun wasn't out yet. I finished packing my stuff, for the trip I was going on. This trip would take about three months, the captain claimed. I decided to go on the trip, since I have nothing to do. As well I could use some time away from home, since it gets very stressful here. I heard there's about thirty or more sailors going on board. I realized how late it's gotten, and I grabbed my navy blue bag. I left my apartment and locked my door. I lived about fifteen minutes, from the docks. I ran as fast, as I could.

At the docks there were a line of sailors, all standing straight up. I had realized that they were all lined up at the ship Maria. The ship Maria was a giant flying ship, with about three giant sails. To summarise what the boat looks like, it reminds me of a giant pirate ship. I thought it was so gorgeous, but instead of gazing at the ship I walked towards the line of sailors. I put my bag on my right side and stood next to the sailor on my left. I made it just in time, since there was a crowd starting to surround the docks. I noticed that there was a black car pulling up to the docks as well. There was a man getting out of the car, it was Captain John Lee Adams. He was a tall and serious man, he had won awards from saving a ship from falling out of the sky once. He started walking towards us, I straighten my posture. He was standing up with his hands behind his back. 

 "Good morning men, I am captain John Lee Adams," he said. Pacing back and forth in the front of the line of sailors.

"Now this trip is extremely important to the continent Aria," he claims.

"We are going to deliver a supplies of medicines to them, since there's been a huge outbreak of a illness. Now I am going to ask each and everyone of you, what is your name and your identification code. To make sure you are not trespassing."

He starts walking towards me, and stops right in front of me.

"Sir, what's your name and identification code?"

"My name is James Oliver Philips, and identification code is 996031267," I said with feeling a bit of fear in my gut.

"Good," John said. He looked down at a board with the names of thirty sailors, and checked a box that had my name next to it. He went on to the next sailor and the next one. I heard all different types of names such as Andrew, Brendan, and William. Then he got to the last sailor, and when back to the end of the line.