The boat was quite small. It was a tight fit for James and the two girls, but they all got aboard and set off away from the dock master and the port. James was fairly familiar with how to drive a boat. His parents also owned their own boat that was a little bigger then the one they were in. His parents used it mainly for work, driving it to neighboring islands. When James was younger, his father would occasionally take him to work. His father planned for James to help with the family blacksmith business when he grew up. On the other hand, James had a different plan for himself. He was eager to sail the seas to become one of the most feared pirates alive. James knew he would not be able to conquer this on his own, but he also was cautious about who he spoke to.<br/><br/>"Just letting you know, the dock is about a mile from here."<br/><br/>James took most of the time getting into the boat and during the drive to think to himself. He began to realize what he had done. He risked his life for two girls he knew nothing about and without even questioning their motives. It was possible he had hoped they were pirates. If he was right, he wanted them to graciously thank him for saving their lives and in return ask him to join their crew. He hadn't heard to many stories about female pirates, but nothing mattered because if the dock master was suspicious of them there must have been a reason.<br/><br/>Being alone in a boat with two "pirates" didn't scare James. He trusted them.<br/><br/>"So, why were you two so eager to sell those horses for a boat? Are you planning on leaving Port Royal for good?" James began to question the sisters excited to hear their answers. He wasn't positive they were sisters, but he suspected it because they had similar facial features. Now that they were away from the guard and dock master, James hoped the girls would speak more freely.