Nikos Thermopolae, guided his vessel the King EOS into the harbor at Crete. They had been patrolling the Aegean Sea now for two months and were desperately low on supplies.  He left the ship in the hands of his quartermaster and went into the town square in search of some good wine and dance.  After 8 weeks at sea he needed to relax. Kissamos on the north west end of the island featured a well protected harbor and a port district that catered to the sailors that were there on leave. There were plenty of Inns and cafes near the port, and the women who were mostly slaves were rented out for the sailors entertainment. For the women especially it was a hard life.<br/><br/>After a bottle of wine and a good dinner Captain Thermopolae returned to his ship to sleep it off. However when he arrived, his quartermaster presented him with an interesting situation. A young woman, a slave from Morroco had been found stowed away in their shipment of cargo. The Quartermaster awaited the captains decision as to how to handle the matter. In the meantime, the young woman had been chained and locked in the Captain's cabin for her own protection.