I am sorry dear sir but i must ask why are you doing this? What makes you think that your country has anything worth preserving if it means allowing men on our sacred isle again? Surely there is some mistake about us not letting you leave ,and perhaps we could come to an agreement between us-as queen and subject -if you assure me violence will not happen again .You may be stranded here but know that we take care of those who enter our kingdom unlike cruel people like you who see women as chattel !

"You dare threaten me?! You'll pay for daring to defy the Queen! My warriors, prepare the executioner's blade!" As her guards rush forward with their weapons drawn, Boa's eyes blaze with fury.

What do? I would suggest getting out of there and finding the other pirates before Boa's Guards reach him. After all, they've been through hell so far. I'd say: "A fight isn't necessary, let me go and I won't trouble your precious island again!" and try to negotiate.

The next morning, Boa is the first to arrive at the shore where they plan to launch their expedition. She stands tall and proud, hands clasped behind her back as she watches the men prepare the ship. Her gaze drifts over to Abdifatah, who's standing nearby, watching the activity with a calculating expression on his face.

She can feel the tension between them, thick and palpable. The air crackles with electricity every time their eyes meet.

As they set sail, Boa can't help but feel a strange mix of emotions. Part of her is excited, eager to see what treasures await them; another part is terrified, worried that Abdifatah might betray her trust at any moment. She spends most of the journey standing beside him on the deck, studying his every move and looking for any sign of duplicity.

Days turn into weeks, and still they haven't found the shipwreck. The men grow restless and begin to mutter amongst themselves about turning back.