"You must share the story of your recent exploits..." The captain looked back at Oliver. It was a half step before the pirate realized he was waiting to hear his name. "Disculpe capitán . Mi nombre es Jean Espanza" Oliver had used this name in the past when dealing with Spanish merchants so he felt it was a strong enough name to give to a navel officer. He was happy to see he was being led to the captains quarters. It showed the plan was working and that he was trusted. 

"También me interesa saber qué es lo que nos enviaron aquí para protegerse . Mis hombres están dispuestos a poner sus vidas en peligro para el futuro de España." Oliver saw the captain smile at this and agree with a hearty nod. What made Oliver confused was that the captain then seemed to switch into English.

"I will take you to see our treasure now. She may find the excitement of your pirate encounter as thrilling as her books." The captain then led Oliver to his chambers. When the window opened a woman of striking upbringing welcomed Oliver and the captain into the room Oliver nearly cursed a massive storm right there. The ship wasn't bringing weapons or gold. It was bringing something far more powerful in connecting the two countries. It was bringing an arranged marriage.

It was not hard for Oliver to piece this together. Royal marriages are as common as wars in Europe. What was surprising was the absolute blonde of the woman's hair. Having spent most of his adult life in Spain, the New World, and the Caribbean it had been several years he had seen a woman with such striking characteristics like her hair and eyes. Taking off his hat he gave a bow to the woman and introduce himself. He figured English was the best as it was what the captain had used. 

"Your ladyship my name is Captain Jean Espanza. It will be an honor to assist in escorting you to Spain." He then took a seat after introductions were given and began his fictional story of peril and piracy. My crew and I were planning to meet with you the day before; however, a ship was making its way into the agreed closed waters. Seeing this as suspicious I gave chase. When we drew near we saw that they flew quarantine colors on their mast. I was ordering them to leave when the ruse was finished. Almost immediately we were set upon by cannon fire. It was only through the favor of the winds and my crews abilities that we were able to repel both boarding and cannon fire."

By the end of this story he had opened the bottle of wine and poured the two glasses he had brought. He saw no other glass immediately and instead went to a much simpler solution. Handing the glass to the woman and captain he drew his head back and poured the glass into his mouth straight from the bottle. When he finished his sip he set the bottle down. "Captain I can not thank you enough for your assistance. You have helped my crew and ship in more ways than I can describe. It would be an honor if you would let us complete our mission and assist with the protection of this woman..." Oliver realized he would need to know the name of the woman.

"I am truly sorry. I was only told that the ship was carrying the future of Spain. I had assumed it was supplies for war... May I have the name of Spain's future?" Oliver bent at the knee and waited for the woman to offer both name and hand. While the pirate life had embraced Oliver he had not forgotten the ways of a gentleman during his time as one.