Starting anew

All plans, no matter how grand, have to start somewhere.

The stars Bone used to know so well seemed to have shifted during his time on the island, or perhaps his skills had deteriorated, but the ship’s former navigator seemed confident. Riley, she was called, and she brought Bone’s new ship into port after a few days of sailing, where the pirate eagerly sold off the cargo, tools, and trappings of the ship’s former life. The people in the bustling port town had never heard of the great pirate Bone, nor of the naval captain Johanna Stern, nor of any civilized place Bone had previously known.

“It’s strange,” He mused, watching Johanna’s naked rear bounce back and forth as she cleaned his cabin, “When that storm hit, it must have blown us further off-course than I realized.”

“Fresh territory,” Johanna said, turning to her captain with a smile, “Ripe for the taking.”

Bone saw it in much the same way, and after outfitting his small craft as best he could with the limited budget available, he was eager to get out on the seas again and see what he could plunder. The crew had grown by two, so it was six pirates who signed their names on the pirate's contract when they finally set sail. After a few lines of text detailing ship rules, the chain of command, punishments, and the division of loot, Bone and Johanna signed their names first, in the dark color of mixed ink and blood. Beneath their name was Riley’s, and then Rat Jack, the cook. The two newcomers were Isabella, a pickpocket and tinkerer, and Oliver, a smooth-talking sellsword.

“I have a good feeling about this,” Bone told Johanna as he hung up his coat and slid into bed, “I feel like a new pirate all over again.”

“I am a new pirate,” Johanna said, slithering atop him and coaxing his cock to hardness, “But I have a good feeling, too.”

Bone smirked at his slut as she began to ease herself around his length, and decided that if he could so thoroughly conquer this woman who was once his sworn enemy, he should have no problem conquering the unfamiliar seas he now found himself in. At the very least, he knew, he was in for a great ride.