Trevor Collins

I'd be angry.

I'd be very upset.

This ship had all the reason in the world to blow Every and his crew away.

And instead they land a lucky blow.

One of their cannons blows up.

So Every pulls his ship up alongside the Bugall ship.

They send a group of men on board.

And so now it's a full on fight.

It's unclear how many pirates go over and join this fleet leading vessel here.

But after they get on board, the Indian riflemen seem to be backed into a corner.

And on record, it says that they were abandoned by their captain.

We don't know if he jumped overboard or if he started using people as shields and just kind of cowered away or locked himself away in his quarters.

Either way, the crew now is greatly demoralized.

They're in close quarters combat with rifles and it's kind of game over.

Oh, luck was on their side that day.

Yes, luck was definitely helping them out.

And this is where the story gets really, really sinister.

You know, pirates.

All right.

I think that carries a lot of the weight here.