Diego nods, â€œWe need to talk out sister out of it before we all end up dead!â€ he says. â€œI fear she may loose a lot of her men, except me and you.â€ He says to him. He looks over the side of the ship, and stares into the water. As he looked over, the sun began to go down and change the color of the water to oranges and pinks. He then looks at Jacoda with a smirk, â€œWanna tie up our sister in the cargo hold like old times? And take over the ship?â€ he asks with a mischievous smirk on his lips. He knew that his younger brother would, for one it annoyed the hell out of Jane, which was something they liked to do and another, it was fun, because she put up a huge fight. And it caused mischief and chaos. Jane was busy steering the ship, they had almost reached The Devilâ€™s Gulf. She caught movement out of the corner of her eye and the next thing she knew, Diego and Jacoda had jumped her.<br/><br/>â€œLet go of me! What is the meaning of this?â€ She snaps. â€œSorry Jane, but we think you need a time out.â€ Diego says as he held her down. Jane watches as both her brothers tie her up. â€œWhy are you tying me upâ€¦waitâ€¦no! You are not tying me up and taking me to the cargo hold! No! I am your captain! Listen to me!â€ She shouts. Diego lets out laugh as he picks up his sister and puts her over his shoulder like a sack of potatoes. Then takes her down into the cargo hold. â€œSorry sister.â€ Diego says as he closes the cargo hold and Janeâ€™s scream was heard.  He then comes back up and by now they were in the Devilâ€™s Gulf. â€œWhere is Jane?â€ A crew member asks. â€œShe is in time out for now, you will be taking orders from me.â€ Diego says. The crew member nods and doesnâ€™t ask questions.