Captain James Hook And The Siege Of Neverland - Plot & Excerpts
One voice shrieked above the others. “Get up you clumsy bastard!” A thud and a low grunt followed. I climbed the forecastle deck in time to see Gustavo slumped over onto his side. George Scourie stood over him, his wide knuckles as white and red as his cheeks. “What is the meaning of this?” I asked. “He let go of the stay and let the jib fly,” the man answered. “Nearly took me head off.” “Pity,” I said. Scourie’s green eyes narrowed and I met his gaze. The man’s shoulders dropped and he looked away. I stepped past him and knelt down over Gustavo. I reached under the man’s arm and felt a sticky wetness that was neither sweat nor water. I used my hook to cut open his shirt and found a wound just under the left arm. I glared at a pale and surprised George Scourie. “I didn’t do that,” Scourie said. “And you didn’t notice it when you were beating him?” I asked “His shirt be dark and he…” I hardened my stare and Scourie quieted. I walked over to the steps overlooking the main deck and called out, “No man noticed that Gustavo was shot?”
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