As the pirate struggled to retrieve his weapon, the man swiftly jumped again, this time landing on the opposite side of the ship. He brandished his knife, holding it to the neck of the lead pirate. "My pirate friends, you are returning from plundering a nearby ship, aren't you?" he inquired. "Hand over all of your spoils, and you may return safely." Suddenly, more individuals, armed with knives and swords, joined the man on the ship's deck. The pirates found themselves surrounded. Confused and outnumbered, they asked, "Who are you?" The man confidently declared, "I am the student of my teacher! I am Westley!"

The scene transitioned to Westley returning to Waiden's camp, where Waiden, his teacher, awaited his arrival. "Oh, my Westley, marvellous!" exclaimed Walden. "Although looting and stealing are not honourable pursuits, taking back what rightfully belongs to us is not stealing. Those pirates are merely pawns of the villainous Meracoras. Thus, the gold they possess is rightfully ours!" With his resolve set, Westley prepared himself for the impending battle against Hercedera Meracoras. However, one final task remained to organize an ambush on the day when Meracoras' son, Part Martin, decided to travel east to sell their ill-gotten goods. "Westley! After a lot of trouble and cost for lives we have withstand a army against Meracoras, not only we have to defeat him but also stop the incoming Victorian traders to succeed in becoming masters!"

© Abhijit: A hardworking writer