Darth Revan
11-28-2003, 01:57 PM
Greetings.
Well, this is a story I've been working on a lot lately. My late girlfriend, Tina, gave me the idea for this one, after she saw Pirates of the Carribean and I hope some people here like it.
It's a Love Hina fic, with some out of characterness to some of the characters, and there are some original characters in this as well.
I was considering stopping this fic, and not continuing it, but I decided against it. Please, let me know what you think of it.
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Pirates of the Hinata : The Legend of the Hina Blade
PROLOGUE :
Aberdeen sighed to himself, as the wind blew his hair into his face. Where had he gone wrong? He and his crew had found the treasure they were after, and then Admiral �Stiff Joints� Sakata and his warship, the Daedalus, had opened fire on the Arcadia. He had issued the order to ready for battle, when he fell to the deck. Finally, he had awoke and found himself, tied by his ankles, hanging upside down off of an old tree, stretched over a gaping chasm.
�I really have to plan my holidays better.� He muttered as the rope is tugged and he spins around to face�
�Ahh, Harold. Let me guess, this little �game� is your idea, right?�
Harold MacArthur smiled as he looked at his former Captain and best friend.
�Don�t take this too personally Aberdeen, I�m not doing this because I want to.�
Aberdeen raised an eyebrow.
�Really? Phew, that�s a relief off of my mind. See, things like this, when they�re taken too far, can really hurt a friendship.�
Harold smirked, as did the rest of the crew behind him.
�You to give him credit boys, he can have a joke at anyone�s expense,� Harold drew his sword and sliced the rope gently, causing it to fray �Even his own.�
Aberdeen sighed again as he hung there.
�So, let me guess Harold. You and the boys are hijacking MY ship, and going to sail off into the sunset with OUR treasure, go and find a nice little port somewhere, where the whole lot of you, can breed together and create more nastiness and foul things to stuff up my life even more eh?�
Harold cut the rope again, causing more to fray up.
�You know Aberdeen, that mouth of yours, is going to get you into trouble one day, UNLESS��
�Unless what?�
Harold smiled.
�Are you sure you really want me to tell you?�
The rope started to fray more, and slipped a few centimeters, jolting Aberdeen.
�Uhh, on second thought, perhaps not.�
Harold was about to respond, when Dennis Brightblate, an aideof Harold's, spoke to him. Harold faced Aberdeen.
�I�m afraid we must be off now old friend. Stiff Joints and his accursed laundry tub are fast approaching, from the other side of this beautiful island. I�d stay and enjoy the rather big splash you�re going to cause, but I really must dash. Toodles.�
Harold cut the rope again, leaving only a couple of frayed cords intact, as he turned and head off, the crew with him. Aberdeen sighed.
�This has really not been my day. I must�ve really annoyed someone upstairs to get this treatment.� He frowned �Then again, it could be what I ate for dinner last night.�
The rope jerked again, as one of the final two cords snapped. Aberdeen glared at the rope.
�And YOU are not HELPING!!�
He leaned back and then started to swing. The first attempt earned nothing but some strands of rope fraying from both the cords. He kept swinging, and on the sixth attempt, had gained some momentum. However, the swinging was straining the rope, so that when he swung back away from the cliff it broke.
�Oh crap.�
Aberdeen fell down the cliff, and managed to grab the rope around his ankles and free himself. As he continued towards the sharp rocks below, he saw a branch sticking out of the cliff�s side.
�I hope this works!�
Aberdeen looped the rope and as he fell past, it caught onto the branch. At first the branch bent down with Aberdeen�s weight, then swung back upwards, throwing him back into the air. He was also quite close to the cliff face, and when he started to lose the upward momentum, he latched himself onto the cliff side, fingers dug deep onto the outcropping rocks.
�This could�ve been better.�
Aberdeen started to climb up the side of the cliff only to reach a smooth surface on the cliff. He frowned.
�Now this, on the other hand, is completely unacceptable. How am I supposed to make my way off of this cliff, when I can�t even find something to climb with?�
He leaned into the cliff and turned himself around. Sitting on a small ledge, he watched as his ship, his pride and joy, the Arcadia making distance between himself and her. Admiral Stiff Joints and his tub were racing after her, but with the lead Harold had, Aberdeen knew that Sakata had no chance in the seven Hells of catching the Arcadia.
�Well if this just don�t beat it all.� He stared death towards his pride, specifically the crew and their mutinous leader, Harold MacArthur.
�You better run and hide Harold. Hide deep. I swear I shall find you, and when I do� �
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This prologue introduces one of the main, original characters I created. Depending on how well it's received here, I may continue posting it here.
Also, Riana, Drea and everyone else who read my Final Fantasy VIII story, Lionwing, should be happy to know I will be updating that pretty soon. At the moment I'm busy with other projects at the moment, but I will update ASAP.
Until then, please let me know what you think of this prologue, and if I should continue to post it here.
Thanks.
Well, this is a story I've been working on a lot lately. My late girlfriend, Tina, gave me the idea for this one, after she saw Pirates of the Carribean and I hope some people here like it.
It's a Love Hina fic, with some out of characterness to some of the characters, and there are some original characters in this as well.
I was considering stopping this fic, and not continuing it, but I decided against it. Please, let me know what you think of it.
************************************************** **
Pirates of the Hinata : The Legend of the Hina Blade
PROLOGUE :
Aberdeen sighed to himself, as the wind blew his hair into his face. Where had he gone wrong? He and his crew had found the treasure they were after, and then Admiral �Stiff Joints� Sakata and his warship, the Daedalus, had opened fire on the Arcadia. He had issued the order to ready for battle, when he fell to the deck. Finally, he had awoke and found himself, tied by his ankles, hanging upside down off of an old tree, stretched over a gaping chasm.
�I really have to plan my holidays better.� He muttered as the rope is tugged and he spins around to face�
�Ahh, Harold. Let me guess, this little �game� is your idea, right?�
Harold MacArthur smiled as he looked at his former Captain and best friend.
�Don�t take this too personally Aberdeen, I�m not doing this because I want to.�
Aberdeen raised an eyebrow.
�Really? Phew, that�s a relief off of my mind. See, things like this, when they�re taken too far, can really hurt a friendship.�
Harold smirked, as did the rest of the crew behind him.
�You to give him credit boys, he can have a joke at anyone�s expense,� Harold drew his sword and sliced the rope gently, causing it to fray �Even his own.�
Aberdeen sighed again as he hung there.
�So, let me guess Harold. You and the boys are hijacking MY ship, and going to sail off into the sunset with OUR treasure, go and find a nice little port somewhere, where the whole lot of you, can breed together and create more nastiness and foul things to stuff up my life even more eh?�
Harold cut the rope again, causing more to fray up.
�You know Aberdeen, that mouth of yours, is going to get you into trouble one day, UNLESS��
�Unless what?�
Harold smiled.
�Are you sure you really want me to tell you?�
The rope started to fray more, and slipped a few centimeters, jolting Aberdeen.
�Uhh, on second thought, perhaps not.�
Harold was about to respond, when Dennis Brightblate, an aideof Harold's, spoke to him. Harold faced Aberdeen.
�I�m afraid we must be off now old friend. Stiff Joints and his accursed laundry tub are fast approaching, from the other side of this beautiful island. I�d stay and enjoy the rather big splash you�re going to cause, but I really must dash. Toodles.�
Harold cut the rope again, leaving only a couple of frayed cords intact, as he turned and head off, the crew with him. Aberdeen sighed.
�This has really not been my day. I must�ve really annoyed someone upstairs to get this treatment.� He frowned �Then again, it could be what I ate for dinner last night.�
The rope jerked again, as one of the final two cords snapped. Aberdeen glared at the rope.
�And YOU are not HELPING!!�
He leaned back and then started to swing. The first attempt earned nothing but some strands of rope fraying from both the cords. He kept swinging, and on the sixth attempt, had gained some momentum. However, the swinging was straining the rope, so that when he swung back away from the cliff it broke.
�Oh crap.�
Aberdeen fell down the cliff, and managed to grab the rope around his ankles and free himself. As he continued towards the sharp rocks below, he saw a branch sticking out of the cliff�s side.
�I hope this works!�
Aberdeen looped the rope and as he fell past, it caught onto the branch. At first the branch bent down with Aberdeen�s weight, then swung back upwards, throwing him back into the air. He was also quite close to the cliff face, and when he started to lose the upward momentum, he latched himself onto the cliff side, fingers dug deep onto the outcropping rocks.
�This could�ve been better.�
Aberdeen started to climb up the side of the cliff only to reach a smooth surface on the cliff. He frowned.
�Now this, on the other hand, is completely unacceptable. How am I supposed to make my way off of this cliff, when I can�t even find something to climb with?�
He leaned into the cliff and turned himself around. Sitting on a small ledge, he watched as his ship, his pride and joy, the Arcadia making distance between himself and her. Admiral Stiff Joints and his tub were racing after her, but with the lead Harold had, Aberdeen knew that Sakata had no chance in the seven Hells of catching the Arcadia.
�Well if this just don�t beat it all.� He stared death towards his pride, specifically the crew and their mutinous leader, Harold MacArthur.
�You better run and hide Harold. Hide deep. I swear I shall find you, and when I do� �
************************************************** ***********
This prologue introduces one of the main, original characters I created. Depending on how well it's received here, I may continue posting it here.
Also, Riana, Drea and everyone else who read my Final Fantasy VIII story, Lionwing, should be happy to know I will be updating that pretty soon. At the moment I'm busy with other projects at the moment, but I will update ASAP.
Until then, please let me know what you think of this prologue, and if I should continue to post it here.
Thanks.