Sunken Shipwreck (712)

A crew of 6, James Middleton being the presumed captain, set off from an unknown location, August 3rd, 712. Their reason of travel is merchandise. Throughout their journey, the sea is turbulent. The crew faces many large waves and storms, ultimately sinking. The crew was able to bail and swim to an island, located near their sunken ship.

The shipwreck contains 5 beds, 2 walls, 33 barrels, 1 woodcutter, 1 furnace, 1 table, and 4 notes.

August 3rd, 712
Today we’ve successfully anchored our goods. We never expected the Turbulence to be this disturbing to the extent of several barrels rolling, almost injuring us. We’ve sustained a lot of damages from the violent crashes of the waves on our side, and we were forced to anchor to make repairs. Signed, James Middleton.

August 4th, 712
We’ve reached the krakos Isles and we’re re-supplying our rations, and especially our wood. We Anchored for the night and we plan to leave tomorrow for the new settlement, and sell our goods to any willing to buy. Signed, James Middleton.

August 5th, 712
Unfortunately, we’re bearing the largest waves known to man, The size of these waves dwarfs our vessel. We’re uncertain if we can make it to the settlement at all. We’ve made adjustments to keep our pitch and yaw manageable, we’ve moved all our goods below deck and it seemed to have help, but i'm afraid it might not. Signed, James Middleton.

August 14th, 712
We’ve spotted birds, however there is an enormous storm ahead of us. We can barely manage to stay afloat now, I cannot imagine what we’ll have to go through within a storm system. Signed, James Middleton.

August 20th, 712
Our vessel was flooded by enormous waves as the storm above us made winds of great strength. As we saw first sight of land, We managed to bail our way until we reached a small island, in which we swam to shore. We managed to stay on the island for half a day before we were rescued. I’ve arrived in one of the settlements. I'm glad to be alive but saddened that our journey did not conclude in gaining anything, but instead losing our vessel. Signed, James Middleton.