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piratejournal2013-09-11 11:00 pm
aucella) wrote in piratejournal2013-09-11 11:00 pm
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Entry 1 - date ????
It's been a few days now since I, and droves of others, have arrived in this strange new world. There seems to have been a collective mass hallucination of the phantom captain Davy Jones upon our first aware moments here.
I cannot recall a proper transcription of what was said during those first moments - it all happened so fast. What I do remember is that we were told to seek treasure.
As wonderfully vague as that statement was I think I might have made a connection.
At the fountain in the town where the majority of us appeared (if your situation differed I would love to hear about it) there is an inscription just below it. A poem.
I've taken the liberty of writing it down here:
Behold this ruby,
Centuries old.
Its power is great,
True depths untold.
What once was whole,
Now in parts 'tis shattered.
Having it all,
Aye, that's what matters.
Rebuild the gem
And whatever ye wish will be.
Whether wealth, good fortune,
Mayhap the chance to flee.
Strangers listen:
Take heed, take care.
Or be lost forever
To Davy Jones' lair.
This gem - this ruby the poem speaks about. Does it actually have the power to grant wishes? Or is it simply some kind of metaphor my mind cannot process at this time. Where are these pieces? Was this the treasure Jones spoke of, and are we meant to find it or is it simply an old wives tale?
I've recently found that the line between fact and fiction is not quite as solid as we might think it is. Whatever this gem is...I intend to learn more.
- Croft
I cannot recall a proper transcription of what was said during those first moments - it all happened so fast. What I do remember is that we were told to seek treasure.
As wonderfully vague as that statement was I think I might have made a connection.
At the fountain in the town where the majority of us appeared (if your situation differed I would love to hear about it) there is an inscription just below it. A poem.
I've taken the liberty of writing it down here:
Centuries old.
Its power is great,
True depths untold.
What once was whole,
Now in parts 'tis shattered.
Having it all,
Aye, that's what matters.
Rebuild the gem
And whatever ye wish will be.
Whether wealth, good fortune,
Mayhap the chance to flee.
Strangers listen:
Take heed, take care.
Or be lost forever
To Davy Jones' lair.
This gem - this ruby the poem speaks about. Does it actually have the power to grant wishes? Or is it simply some kind of metaphor my mind cannot process at this time. Where are these pieces? Was this the treasure Jones spoke of, and are we meant to find it or is it simply an old wives tale?
I've recently found that the line between fact and fiction is not quite as solid as we might think it is. Whatever this gem is...I intend to learn more.
- Croft
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[It helps that he heard the words resounding over and over amidst the collective memories of the newcomers, in those first few minutes.]
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I don't think that it'll come into play later either, so thank you.
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Lara Croft.
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