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The Black Sails { Jazz & Angel }

The Black Sails
Story Theme: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=32FVvqlZp4E
Action || Adventure || Drama || Thriller
Intense Action/Adventure Violence || Language || Some Suggestive, Sensual Content

Cast:
~ Orlando Bloom as Will Turner ~
~ Megan Fox as Tallulah "Vivienne" Black ~
~ Meganne Young as Abigail Ashe ~
~ Zach McGowan as Charles Vane ~
~ Tadhg Murphy as Ned Low ~
~ Luke Roberts as Woodes Rogers ~
~ Luke Arnold as John Silver ~
~ Ray Stevenson as Edward Teach ~
~ Jack Davenport as James Norrington ~
~ Nick Boraine as Lord Peter Ashe ~
~ Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Swann ~
~ Jonathan Pryce as Governor Weatherby Swann ~

During the mid-eighteenth century, on the landscape of Jamaica, governed by the British Empire, the bustling harbor town of Port Royal is being ruled by the unfair prejudice on the right of piracy. We hear the narration being recited by Will Turner as a man was being dragged from the Fort Charles prison with shackles at his wrists and feet. Sentenced to hang till death, he briefly makes eye contact with his wife before the panel drops out from under his feet, resulting him to die. Pirate ships are seen sailing at sea before a fight ensues between the pirates and the British Navy; the pirate explodes and begins to sink. We then see a young boy being dragged out from the wreckage by Jamaican casualties. Near them, a golden medallion is seen half submerged within the sand.

Will Turner himself, as an adult, awakens from his dream as he lays in the blacksmith forge. The forge itself had closed windows, making the area a little shady in the daylight. Splashing water on his face, he remembers that he has an important delivery to complete: a very nice sword for the Governor, which was going to be given to the Commodore at his promotion ceremony. Wearing rough clothing that was typical for a commoner, with a tiny bit of formal to it, he rides a transporting carriage towards a wealthy mansion while holding a long presentation case that was holding the sword. Will's coachman opens the door for him and he approaches the estate, already feeling out of place. Knocking on an expensive looking door, an upperclassman opens the door for him and allows him to enter.

As he looks around, he tries to get to know his surroundings. While looking at one of the candles hanging on the wall, he fiddles with it a little before it easily breaks. Panicking a little, he hides in an umbrella case next to him, pretending that nothing happened. As the Governor approaches, Will respectfully shows him the sword from its casing, explaining to him that the blade was folded steel, with a gold filligree laid into the handle. As he balances the sword on one finger at the point where the blade meets the guard, he adds that it was perfectly balanced, with the tang being nearly full width of the blade. The Governor seems impressed, saying to him to give his own compliments to Will's master. This makes Will internally disappointed, knowing that he made the sword himself. A woman comes down the stairs behind them, revealing it to be the Governor's daughter, Elizabeth Swann. Will respectfully greets her by calling her Miss Swann, and as she greets him. For Will, he feels low-class while in her presence as shyly communicates with her. As she leaves, he follows while seeing her get into a carriage, telling her to have a good day. Elizabeth gives him a small smile before she proceeds to use her handheld fan.

Meanwhile, in the harbor, a sinking little boat comes sailing to the dock as a female figure held onto the mast before she smoothly stepped onto the dock. She appears to be wearing bucaneer-like clothing, including a long-sleeved, white-cottoned shirt with red embroideries, a black-leather corset over it, a flared, long-sleeved burgundy jacket, stopping just below her breasts, and tight, black jersey pants, tucked inside her black-heeled boots. She walks right past the harbormaster, who manages to stop her from going any further. He tells her that she has to pay a shilling to tie up her now underwater boat, and that he needs her name. She pays him three shillings to forget her name, which he seems to accept. Walking down the dock, she steals a small bag of shillings from a stand a second later.

At the ceremony in the fort, in the crowd, Elizabeth's cousin, Abigail Ashe, fans herself to keep cool, but she really looks like she's about to pass out since she can barely breathe from her tight corset. She tries to stay awake while Commodore Norrington is presented. With choreographed precision, Governor Swann removes the sword and scabbard from the presentation case that was being held by a uniformed Navy man. He slides the sword into the scabbard, and holds it out vertically to Norrington. He grasps the scabbard and draws the sword, flourishing it, before letting it back in the scabbard. Among the audience, Abigail winces as she tries to hide her discomfort by discreetly adjusting the corset through her dress. Being able to sneak in without being spotted, Will stays hidden to watch the ceremony as he left his medium length brown hair down while being dressed in the attire he wore earlier, but with a red laced cape, and a grey, wide-brimmed hat with a white feather at the back of it. The silence is broken by a loud applause.

Meanwhile, the mystery woman walks around to find a ship. She sees that there are two ships in the harbor, the Dauntless and the Interceptor, until she was stopped by the two men guarding them. She manages to talk to them by asking them how fast the ship goes and about a legendary ship called the Fancy. She learns that the Interceptor is the fastest British ship and she manages to confuse the men while she goes to look over the ship. However, she tricks them with the "truth", but doesn't tell the whole truth.

Back at the fort, after the ceremony ends, Norrington asks to speak to Abigail, and they go over to the wall of the fort. Norrington chats to her, but Abigail can barely keep up with the conversation as she struggles to properly breathe. With Norrington's back turned, she weakly says that she can't breathe, passes out, and falls off the wall, into the water.

As the mystery woman talks to the two guards, they hear a splash near them. She asks the two guards why they don't try to rescue her, but neither can swim, so she dives into the water instead. Being able to get her, she manages to pull her up while Abigail remained unconscious, but there was too much weight. While underwater, she takes the outer dress off of her, and manages to pull her up with the guards' help. Realizing she isn't breathing, the mystery woman manages to cut off the tight corset, which causes Abigail to immediately awaken and cough up water. The governor, Norrington, and Elizabeth approach them, and retrieve Abigail. At first, Norrington tries to arrest her, but Abigail manages to defend her by asking them if they were really intending on killing her rescuer. As Norrington was about to give her thanks, he finds the pirate brand on her wrist, recognizing her from a tattoo to be called Vivienne Black. Abigail is internally fascinated after finding out that Vivienne was a pirate, but protests as soon as they have Vivienne shackled. She tells him that whether or not the woman was a pirate, she still saved her life. But, he tells her that one good deed wasn't enough to redeem from a lifetime of wickedness. Now that Vivienne was safely chained, she suddenly uses her manacle chain and wraps it around Abigail's throat to threaten them as she backs up slowly. She suddenly shoves Abigail away before grabbing a rope, and pulls the belaying pin, a counterweight drops and Vivienne is lifted up to the middle of the gantry, where she is on the rooftops. Pistols fire as she runs, before snapping the length of the manacle chain over a line and grabs hold, sliding down the line, then out of sight.

As an armed search party moves along the street, Vivienne comes out from her hiding place beneath the eaves of a building while the manacles were still on her. She hurried into a pass-thru door, unaware that it was the Blacksmith Forge. Slipping through the door, she looks around to see that she is in the Forge itself. Trying to look for something that could get her manacles off, she is startled by a noise: Mister Brown, who was snoring in a drunken state in a corner. Vivienne stalks towards him and gives him a hard poke, and then another, causing him to snort and turn away. Relieved, she takes a short-handled sledge, wraps the chain around the nose of an anvil, and brings the sledge down unsuccessfully.

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Legolas managed to hold up his balance as his mind tries to stabilize itself. Feeling the hand being placed on his shoulder, the Elf took a few breaths. "Something...is blocking my Elven eyes. It's far beyond my handling to see clearly", he breathed to the Jotun while he manages to stand. He looked at the same direction again, but with less intensity. Something must be strong enough to block the greatest of eyes, including Legolas and other Elves. It just didn't feel right at that moment. Something was dreadfully trying to block anyone from seeing it...

The Nine Worlds End ("The Raven King" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

THE NINE REALMS AND ITS RACES

~~ Light Elves ~~ ALFHEIM

Alfheim is between the realms of Asgard and Muspelheim.

Overview
The Light Elves are beautiful creatures, considered to be the "guardian angels" of the Nine Realms. With their domain in the beautiful forest realm of Alfheim, these Elves were lead by the Elven King Thranduil. With Elven magic enriching the land, this magic woodland will not let evil enter. As minor gods of nature and fertility, the Light Elves were accounted for their exceptional beauty, wisdom, and appreciation for nature. They were also known for their inspiration in magic, music, and smithcraft.



Characteristics
The Elven race is very similar to the Asgardians and the Vanir. Unlike them, however, the Elves are close-cousin relatives of the Fae, therefore possessing a physical immortal life-span; their bodies do not age once they reach adulthood, and they do not become elderly or die of old age. They can still be killed by physical injury, however. For all Elven beings, the Light Elves are (generally) unusually beautiful of face and body, to the point that there is very little physical difference between the males and females. In physical aspects, the elves have way better vision and hearing than any other specie. So good their vision is, they are best known in the skill of archery. In the race of Elven beings, the Light Elves are indeed closest to the kin of the Fae, given that they possess ethereal grace and various powers. They are far better skilled in combat than any other being in the Nine Realms, and are far better in the use of craftsmanship, second to the Dwarves. They can make the most magical of weapons and artifacts, that even other races go to them for possession of these objects. Elves are light on foot, meaning they can travel long distances without leaving tracks, and can often walk lightly across snow where their feet don't sink in. Even though they require sleep, they are able to enter a waking meditative state to regain their strength.

~~ Dark Elves ~~ SVARTALFHEIM

Svartalfheim is right next to the realm of Nidavellir.

Overview
The Dark Elves are the contrasting clan to the Light Elves, who dwell within dense areas to rid themselves from the users of magic. Their name comes from the Quenya word "Moriquendi", meaning "Dark-folk" or "Elves of Darkness". As they have a natural weakness towards magic, these Elves do not see the light as much as the Light Elves do, as they reside in the dense, heavy woodland realm of Svartalfheim. Led by the Elven-lord, Algrim Eärendilion, the Dark Elves were described as being less wise and more dangerous than the contrasting Light Elves.



Characteristics
The Elven race is very similar to the Asgardians and the Vanir. Unlike them, however, Elves are close-cousin relatives of the Fae, therefore possessing a physical immortal life-span; their bodies do not age once they reach adulthood, and they do not become elderly or die of old age. They can still be killed by physical injury, however. For all Elven beings, these Elves are (generally) unusually beautiful of face and body, to the point that there is very little physical difference between the males and females. In physical aspects, the elves have way better vision and hearing than any other specie. So good their vision is, they are best known in the skill of archery. They are far better skilled in combat than any other being in the Nine Realms, and are far better in the use of craftsmanship, second to the Dwarves. They can make the most magical of weapons and artifacts, that even other races go to them for possession of these objects. Elves are light on foot, meaning they can travel long distances without leaving tracks, and can often walk lightly across snow where their feet don't sink in. Even though they require sleep, they are able to enter a waking meditative state to regain their strength.

~~ Dwarves ~~ NIDAVELLIR

Nidavellir is between the realms of Svartalfheim and Nifelheim.

Overview
The Dwarves, also called "Khazad" or "Gonnhirrim", meaning "Stunted People" or "Masters of Stone", are a race that dwell in mountains and underground tunnels, who became famous for their craftsmanship skills, especially when dealing with metal or stone. Unlike the rest of the Nine Realms, their home in the realm of Nidavellir wasn't led by the system of monarchy, making them more of a self-governed race.



Characteristics
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~~ Jotuns ~~ JOTUNHEIM

Jotunheim is right next to the realm of Muspelheim.

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~~ Asgardians and Faeries ~~ ASGARD

Asgard is between the realms of Vanaheim and Alfheim.

Overview
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Characteristics
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Moorland is located miles away from the palace of Asgard.

Overview
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Characteristics
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~~ Vanir ~~ VANAHEIM AND VALHALLA

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~~ Demons ~~ MUSPELHEIM AND HELHEIM

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The Nine Worlds End ("The Raven King" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

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The elf kept his gaze his gaze in front of him, even when Loki asked him. Legolas didn't flinch from his position, although his eyes did narrow a bit in concentration. He looked at a particular spot in the distance, trying to figure what it was that he saw. Trying to look closer, a wave was being pulsed back at him. Feeling the wave hit him mentally, the elf's head snapped back gently with a painful gasp. His eyes shut when this strange wave hit him. Almost falling over and lose consciousness, he instead landed on one knee. One of his hands were trying to hold his head up, but the pressure was too much within his mind. He grunted as he kept his eyes closed in order for the wave to wash over him.

The Nine Worlds End ("The Raven King" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

Maleficent heard him say something about seeing her fly once. She indeed turn to face him before she sat down next to him slowly while keeping her eyes on him, listening to him. She realized that they were being watched, but she didn't bother. She knew who it was and why.

Staring out into the horizen were Legolas' icy-blue eyes as he looked to be very fixated on one spot. He did hear someone approach his side, but he kept his in front of him. He looked to be focused on his Elven eyesight as he tried to see at a far distance, possibly to monitor any dark matter stirring about. Hearing Loki greet him, the Elven prince broke his concentration to gaze at him. He respectfully exchanged the greeting with a nod of his head and a blink of his eyes. "And to you, dear friend", he responded in his calm foreboding voice. He turned his eyes back to their previous position like before. Slightly narrowing his eyes, he finally spoke. "Something stirs in the east. A sleepless malice. It's so faded, I can't tell what", he said in his usual calm voice.

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Wanna give Chris a go at this guy?