TINTIN-Three Unicorns Unite. -COMPLETED

Mr. Silk

Malory POV:

I watched the sun rising up from the water, looking around to see if the Karaboudjan was coming back for us but it was impossible.

It has already been 3 hours since we escaped a sure death and TinTin has been rowing on his own with all his might somewhere.

"We have to get to Bagghar ahad of Sakharine." TinTin suddenly said between his groans, making me turn my attention to him.

"I know. I know. Why?" Captain suddenly said, realizing what TinTin said.

"Yes, why?" I asked in confusion as I sat next to the Captain. TinTin stopped rowing for a moment and looked at us.

"Because he has the third model ship." TinTin informed us before rowing one more time and I was shocked.

"How do you know?" Captain asked.

"And when were you going to tell me about this?" I added, with hands crossed.

TinTin chuckled as he stopped rowing and reached for something in the back of his pants.

"The Sheikh collects old ships." He told us and pulled out a tourist brochure, openned in the middle and showed it to us, "And this... is the prize of his collection."

My eyes wided in shock as TinTin let Captain see it closer while he knelt next to us.

"Blistering blue barnacles, that is the Unicorn!" Captain exclaimed and smiled at the already smiling TinTin.

I, on the other hand noticed something.

"Hey, do you see the distortion around the model?" I asked them. TinTin and Captain looked again.

"Uh-huh, Aye." Captain replied.

"I didn't notice it before." TinTin said and looked closer, I sighed.

"It means that Ben Salaad exhibits the Unicorn in a bulletproof glass case in his palace." I sighed, "Which means getting it out of there is going to be much harder than we thought."

"And Sakharine is going there to steal it!" Captain said, realizing what our rival's plan was.  

"Yes, he has a secret weapon. The Milanese Nightingale. But that won't be enough to solve the mystery, and that is why Sakharine needs you." TinTin said but I looked up in confusion.

"Hold on! I think I've heard of the Milanese Nightingale before." I told TinTin and they turned to look at me again.

"Where?" TinTin asked and got closer to me.

"I'm not sure..." I replied, rubbing my temples while trying to remember, "For some reason when I think about the name Madam Jackline and my mother are popping out."

TinTin sighed in defeat and I felt a little bad that something that could be really important is something that I knew and now can't remember...

"Captain." TinTin started and we looked back at the Captain, "There is a reason why Sakharine made you his prisoner. There is something he needs you to remember."

"I don't follow you." Captain said unsure after a few moments.

TinTin sighed and backed away to his seat.

"I read it in a book." He sat down, "That only a true Haddock can discover the secret of the Unicorn."

Suddenly Captain's face lit up, making our faces lit up in expectation.

"I don't remember anything about anything." He admitted, still smiling and my smile dropped.

"But you must know about your ancestors, Sir Francis. It's your family legacy!" TinTin pushed.