In his glass, in spite of the salty spray covering the lens, he saw how the drama unfolded. The wreckage of her masts must have smashed parts of her h...ll and was already giving her a strong list to port. Waves were crashing over her raised starboard side, as she lay dead in the water with ever increasing list, and suddenly her hull was gone entirely, sunk in mere minutes after her dismasting. For a minute or two, Thomas saw the tilted mizzen mast over the waves until that sunk below the waves. The first ran at me and leaped. I shifted and turned to kick out and into his chest. I was knocked back but rolled to my feet as the other man tried to stand. I shook my head as I glanced around at the others fighting.The other man finally stood and took a step but I saw the way he moved. I slid in smoothly and brushed his front kick away before stepping forward and striking into his throat. As he went back and down I turned to start walking again. Five other men were moving towards the center,. “Will you need any assistance?” Kevin asks.“Why Kevin, you’re a married man,” she says looking at him with a sultry gaze.The man unconsciously fiddles with the ring on his finger. “I, um, didn’t...”“I’m only yanking your chain,” she says with a light laugh. “Just watch the door for me. I’ll only be a short while.”Farai continues in without waiting for a reply. She sweeps through the first floor, sifting through unopened mail, cupboards and toiletries. She gets a good sense of who the woman was,. In an average year, he would make perhaps two or three voyages, leaving from Plymouth and sailing over the summer months. Only once had he had to return to England over land, when his ship, ironically named The Stalwart, had run aground during a summer squall off the rocky coast of Corsica. The ship heaved again, and a loud crash could be heard, followed by a chorus of shouts. At a guess, Hester reckoned on the mainmast having blown loose or, worse, the rigging snapping in the wind, sending the.