"Jack Sparrow, our debt is settled." The words came from the monster's mouth with heavy reluctance. Davy Jones never expected Jack to be able to gather one hundred souls in three days. Less, actually, it had only been two days. Yet even the devil would not go against his word.

In Tortuga Jack and Gibbs decided on a different tavern and so never ran into Norrington or Elizabeth and were able to gather many more "crewmembers" with little interruption. Sparrow went on his merry way with few concerns.

But then William escaped, taking the key with him. He took refuge on a merchant ship, though it was destroyed by th Kraken, and so he hung onto the Dutchman, hiding in its mouth. Instanty Jones took the Dutchman to Isla Cruces, sent a couple of "fish people" on to land to guard the chest, and then continued his hunt for more souls (particularly Jack's). Heroic Will managed to defeat the two creautes, steal the chest, yet hesitated to stab the heart with thoughts of Elizabeth in his mind. So, thinking like Jack, he decided to use it as leverage.

Will picked up on a passing ship which took him to Tortuga, where he gound both Norrington and Elizabeth. While Will and Elizabeth carried on a conversation about the chest, Norrington (over hearing it was what Beckett wanted) stole the heart and instantly set sail to Port Royal, where he was made Admiral.

Meanwhile, Tia persuades Barbossa to search for the Pirate Lords, especially since Davy Jones is under Beckett's command. Sparrow hopes to avoid the chaos, now with a desire for immortality. He sets his sails to Tortuga again for yet another crew (only Gibbs, Marty, and Cotton, Pintel, and Ragetti remained). Will and Elizabeth live as fugitives, trying to find a way to redeem themselves or at least find a place to live in peace. Yet everyone senses a sort of doom upon the world they've known. Pirates are being hunted down and the EITC pretty much rules the seas. Take a stand, pick a side, for the war is about to begin.

Sub Plot 01
Ungodly gods

Calypso was not the only god, of course. She was supposed to be betrothed to Apollo (unclaimed), the god of the sky. Apolla was as proud as the sun and so he never took well to Calypso's little flings with the mortal men. When he found out she had actually chosen to take one of the mortals as her lovers he was furious. Apollo had it in his mind to kill the man and so Calypso made him immortal. Still, revenge was on his mind.

Apollo attempted to woo a woman by the name of Kiara Nightingale, a beautiful woman who was nothing but a barmaid. He lured her in by whispering sweet nothings, and eventually Kiara became pregnant with his children. He did all he could to tend to the mortal woman's needs in hopes to make Calypso jealous.

The plan worked, sadly enough. Seeing a mortal woman pregnant with children she should have, Calypso vowed to destroy her and the bastard children. Apollo always warned Kiara to keep away from the sea, but Kiara still visited the ocean often. One day she walked along the shore, enjoying the waves lapping against her ankles, when Calypso placed a curse on the woman. She would never be able to step foot on dry land for the remainder of her life.

This enraged Apollo further. When Calypso failed to meet Davy Jones after his ten years of service, Apollo visited the broken-heart immortal. The god told Davy Jones that Calypso betrayed him and had no intention of remaining with him as a lover. He told Davy Jones of a way to trap the goddess and so Davy Jones took this secret to the Brethern Court.

From the waters, and in labor, Kiara cried out to Apollo, begging him to save her children. Her body was too weak to be saved, though he sent her to the heavens, and he gave the children wings. The girl he named Dawn Nightingale (unclaimed) and the boy he named Artemis Nightingale (unclaimed). Being half god, the children could not die unless they were connected to dry land. Today they still live, harboring a deep hatred for Calypso and willing to do anything to destroy her. Even if it means siding with Jones and Beckett.