Jane had managed to untie herself. She was extremely pissed off. She storms out of the cargo hold, madder than a swarm of hornets. All she could see was red. â€œJACODA! DEIGO!â€ She shouts. â€œHow dare you! How dare you tie your captain up and throw her in the cargo hold.â€ She snaps. A harpy landed in front of her, thinking about taking off with her as a meal. Jane really wasnâ€™t in the mood to deal with the bird woman. â€œGet the hell outta my way!â€ She snaps as she punches her in the face, knocking her out cold. Jacoda was right about the sea dragon comment and now she was â€œbreathing fireâ€ and in a rage. She finally reaches Jacoda steering the ship, by now she had knocked out several harpies and was seething with anger. â€œJACODA! HOW DARE YOU! I SHOULD EITHER THROW YOU OVER BOARD OR IN THE BRIG! DIEGO TOO! I AM YOUR CAPTAIN!!!â€ She snaps, shaking with anger. A harpy had come down and went to try and take off with Jacoda. â€œIâ€™m not finished with him, you can have him after!â€ Jane snaps and hits the harpy, knocking it out cold. It fell over with a thud next to Jacoda. Jane was still shaking with anger. She turns back to her brother. â€œAnd who said you could steer the ship, my ship! I am the captain and I didnâ€™t give you permission!â€ she snaps. â€œLet me do that!â€ She snaps again and pushes him out of the way.<br/><br/>Another harpy comes down and actually picks up Jacoda. Jane was so angry that she quickly takes out her gun and shoots it, just above Jacodaâ€™s head. It screeched and then dropped him and fell into the sea. Jane lets out a sigh, â€œThere, makes me feel a little better.â€ She says with a smile. But then she glares at Jacoda and at Diego as they continue to go through the Sirenâ€™s area. One was in the sea, just about to grab one of the crew members; it failed because Jane ran it over with the ship. Jane lets out another sigh, â€œMuch better, but I am still angry.â€ She says. Once they were out, the men untied themselves. Jane looks at her men, she was still mad and they could tell she was angry, and it wasnâ€™t wise for them not to obey her. She turns and glares at her brothers. Then began to smile evilly, she had gotten an evil plan to get back at them.<br/><br/>Diego looks at Jacoda, who was standing next to him. â€œWell it looks like the sea dragon has come out.â€ He says. He watches as Jacoda tries to hide his laughter. Diego too was trying to hide his laughter. He goes straight face and pale, when he seen Janeâ€™s evil smile. The last time she planned something evil, when they were kids, he had been buried up to his ears in sand, with part of his head and face sticking out of the sand. And it was just about high tide, so he almost drowned. He turns to his brother, â€œI think we pushed our sister over the edge, I donâ€™t like that evil smile she has on her lips.â€ He says. Jacoda should agree with him, because Jane has done some evil things to him out of anger as well when they were kids. Diego walks as Jane walks up to them, he watches as she inspects them.<br/><br/>Jane looks over them, still with and evil look on her face. She then turns to her strongest men. â€œTake these two the brig; they need a â€œtime outâ€.â€ She says. The men nod and squabble with both Jacoda and Diego and manage to put them on the floor of the deck. Then they throw them over their shoulders, like sacks of potatoes and throw them in the brig. Jane, with a satisfied smile and sigh, goes back to steering the ship. Diego looks at Jacoda, â€œI fear the worse, I thinkâ€¦no I know sister has gone and lost it. Or maybe we pushed her over the edge with tying her up. Other wise she would never put us in the brig.â€ He says to him.