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Vampire look down at the sheet of paper as she listed her crew and ranks on the ship. The Dreadful Wale isn't that big of a ship but big enough for a full crew. For bed space there is the crew using hammocks but of course Max, Carmen, and Pelican have been sleeping with her in the sex room. (1)

The Dreadful Wale is between a Pinnace and a Sloop. With a max crew size of 30 from what she figures as that's the number of the pirate crew she took the ship from. Of course they were packed in like sardines and one of the store rooms needed to be full of coal for the engine. Which is also where they get drinking water by collecting the stream from the boiler.

"This is going to be one hell of a trip," Vampire said to herself wondering if she should be on the lookout for more crew members. She has gotten use to having sex just about every night with at least one of the crew, besides Silk that is.

Vampire looks down at her notes and...

BOOM

Hearing the cannon fire Vampire got out of the supply room and got onto the deck. She saw that Pelican is test firing one of the cannons that she kept after taking the Dreadful Wale from those pirates. There are 6 cannons on the ship, 3 on each side, with 4 mortars for long range. There are also 4 chase cannons two on the front and two at the back.

"How are the cannons?" Vampire asked.

"They're pretty good, seeing how you haven't used them," Pelican said.

"I never needed to," Vampire said.

"You have a lot of firearms stored away," Pelican said.

"I know I collect them and than sell them to weapon shops. I just keep the interesting guns," Vampire said.

"Well, I'll be putting them to good use," Pelican said as she always keeps as many firearms on her at all times. Seeing how she would need to reload each pistol after each shot, it's better to fire and drop a gun for one that's loaded. (2)

"I never really used guns," Vampire said only having used them now and then, mostly to take care of people far away from her. She just copies what her grandfather does, she just throws the cannonballs.

"Hey what's going on?" Carmen asked mad. She was deboning a fish for a stew when the cannon made her drop the bowl full of fish bones.

"Pelican is testing a cannon," Vampire said.

"We'll warn me next time," Carmen said dropping the fish bones over the side before going back to the kitchen.

Vampire eyes narrowed as she spots a ship on the horizon. She zooms in to see if it's a pirate ship but found that it's just a cargo ship. But her eyes narrowed as she sees something funny happening on the deck of the ship.

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On the ship -

Ayano "Yan-chan" Aishi was a normal girl but for one thing, she's a yandere. Who fell for a young woman name Taeko Yamada who, she wanted and needs. She's willing to do anything to get her hands on her, even kidnapping her and kidnapping her rivals for her heart as well.

Which she did after becoming a member of her love's crew and drug her and her rivals. Now all of them are chained up and on the deck of the cargo ship. And now all of them are at her mercy, with them waking up as she wants all of them awake for this.

Taeko Yamada the captain of the ship, her love and soon to be wife. A young woman with long dark hair and a lovely body which she has seen. Wanting to grab and feast on her supple and soft body. She looks so scared now but she'll show her all that she's been missing.

Ayano turns to her rivals the other crew on the ship. She doesn't understand why her love would want them, when she can have her.

Osana Najimi, she has orange eyes and hair, which is tied into twin-tails with two salmon-pink scrunchies with white polka dots, that reach her knees. She also wears a small red bow on the right side of her head. The ends of her hair fade into a blonde ombré. She wears stockings that match her scrunchies.

Amai Odayaka, has light brown, slightly wavy hair that reaches her shoulders, pulled back by a light mint green kerchief and mint green eyes. She always wears a light mint green apron with a front pocket, along with white striped stockings of the same color.

Kizana Sunobu, has purple twin-drills held up by two red roses. She has purple eyes. She wears a black choker with a red rose in the center and purple stockings with red roses and green leaves on them.

Oka Ruto, has messy, shoulder-length hair that is dark navy blue. She has a fringe hanging down the middle of her face, flowing across her right cheek. Her eyes are light purple. She has large black rings around her eyes due to lack of sleep. Her lips and skin are pale, and the upper half of her face is slightly shadowed.

Asu Rito, has short blonde hair with a small ahoge and sky blue eyes. She wears black and yellow shorts under her skirt and black wristbands with horizontal yellow stripes. She has tanned skin and wears yellow swimming goggles.

Muja Kina She has fair skin, light pink hair, and amethyst colored eyes.

Mida Rana, has dark brown hair tied up in a ponytail and brown eyes. She has a beauty mark on the bottom left side of her face and red lipstick.

Osoro Shidesu, has unkempt, shoulder-length blonde hair and brown eyes. She also has bandages on her muscular arms and legs as well as around her ankle. She has an 'X' shaped scar on her left cheek.

Megami Saikou, has fair skin, rosy cheeks, silver eyes, and long silver hair down to her thighs with fringed bangs and a protruding strand of hair.

All of them are her rivals for her love. And all chained together to a cannon that she'll drop over the side sending them

"Now once you're all gone the captain will be all one," Ayano said.

"What?" Taeko asked.

"I'm in love with you and won't have any of these sluts come between us," Ayano said.

"Ayano you didn't had to do any of this. You could had just told me and none of the others are in love with me right?" Taeko ask her crew who all blush as she stares at them. "Wait you're all in love with me?"

"And I refuse to have any of them coming between us," Ayano said as she pushed the cannon to the edge of the ship.

A harpoon came flying out of nowhere impaling Ayano through her chest. The force sending her flying over the side and over the side. She was still alive as she landed in the water and cried out for help, but seeing how she had chained up all the ones who could had saved her. She was left helpless as her blood drained out of her and she sank into the water. (3)

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Later -

The two ships are anchored next to a group of small islands that are little more than mounds of sand sticking out of the water. After freeing the crew Vampire asked where they're heading and decided to go with them so they can resupply at the island the cargo ship crew are heading too. Also hearing why that crazy woman had tried to kill the crew just to get the captain that they all in love with. Vampire decided to help them out with their issues.

"Of course it's just me and you Bert and Sam," Silk said who is the only one besides Bert the Den Den Mushi and Sam the baby Den Den Mushi who are on their ship.

Everyone else is on the other ship having an orgy with that ship's crew. Showing them the joy of sharing the love and not being bond to only one lover. Leaving Silk to watch the ship by herself after she left the other ship after dinner, before things turn into the orgy. And Silk has seen Vampire and the others in a pile of twisted limbs more times then she had wanted.

Seeing she had nothing left to do Silk began playing with the strange device that's still attached to Bert. She and the others have been playing around with the device that Vampire found and still have no idea what it is or what it does. She and the others have played around with it and still have no idea what they're doing.

As she played around with the device she touch pictures that unknown to her took her to the video section of the device. She found pictures with small letters underneath them. Which are films and tv shows that have been saved onto the device. Not knowing what else to do she clicked on one of the icons the screen got large and a movie began playing. A film called The Phantom of the Opera. Causing her to just stare as she watched the film like it was a live show that she has seen and those rare movies she manages to catch now and than. (4)

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Author's Notes -

1 - Dreadful Wale crew

Vampire - captain

Silk - first mate

Max - mechanic

Carmen - cook

Pelican – gunner

List of ranks on a pirate ship -

The Captain

One thing for sure about pirates is they didn't like authority. The Navy ships of the various countries were usually commanded by the privileged class, not necessarily because of any inherent skill but just because that was the way it was done. Sailor in the regular navy were often treated miserably by their Captains. Pirates would have nothing to with this.

Contrary to the book [b]Treasure Island[/b], Most Captains didn't command by an iron fist, they commanded because of skill, daring, and the ability to win prize and booty. In some cases pirate ship elected its Captain through a vote. If the Captain fell in disfavor The crew were just as quick as quick to maroon their captain, or throw him overboard, or perhaps if he were lucky they would just let him off at the nearest port.

But it is safe to assume that if a Captain had a bad cruise with little to show for it and the end of it, it would be difficult for him to raise a new crew in the future.

In many cases, the Captain didn't have the last say, except perhaps in the midst of battle. In fact, on some ships , the Captain had no more power than every other pirate on board except in times of battle. When not in battle or preparing to fight, quite often the Quartermaster might actually be in charge of the ship.

Important matters such as where the ship might sail, or rather or not to put into port, or if a certain ship should be engaged and so on, were quite often not up to the Captain. These pressing details were decided by vote, with the majority ruling. If the Captain were to go against the vote, then he too would be in violation of the Articles of Piracy, and would most likely step down from command and new leader would be chosen.

Of course on other ships, simply through his skill and charisma, a pirate captain would command and lead with his voice being the ultimate authority. While it is true that after mutinies crews would sometimes vote on a new captain before going pirate, it was usually the leader of the mutiny that got the vote. It is also true that, especially among some of the smaller pirate vessels, that the pirate crew was led by a natural leader and his close mates. In such a case, the pirate crew may work more like a family or clan than the much touted democracy.

Quartermaster

The Quartermaster, depending on the circumstances and the pirate ship was the second in command. His main purpose was to distribute things. He distributed, rations, powder, work, prize, and punishment.

Pirate didn't trust authority and therefore saw no reason to let all the power of a ship rest on one man. Therefore they split the power between, the Captain, who led the ship in battle, and navigated the ship, and the Quartermaster, who usually led the way on any boarding party, and kept custody of all prize or booty. The Quartermaster also determined what prize was worth taking.

As expected all gold, silver, or coin was taken, but beyond that, it was the quartermaster who decided what else was worth taking. He made his decisions based on time on how much room the ship had. If the ship was already cramped, spices and exotic materials may be burned rather that stolen.

The quartermaster would also watch over the treasure until it was divided among the crew. It was also the quartermaster who did the dividing, with the crew's supervision. There was rarely a dispute about how the loot was divided, however.

The quartermaster was also the only man who could dole out punishment. Even then, any many instances the crew would take a vote first. The captain could order punishment but only the quartermaster could administer it, which made it the will of at least two before any punishment was given.

The quartermaster also settled individual quarrels and if need be, acted as a witness to any duels, to insure that duels were fair and just. Finally, on some ships, except when in battle the quartermaster might actually hold a position above the captain, especially in matters of punishment and rations.

Despite all the activity of the quartermaster, Pirate captains would still pick their other officers such as first and second mate, often creating a complex chain of command on a pirate ship.

Of course this was not always the case. In many cases, a pirate captain was the ultimate law and there was no quartermaster or the quartermaster and captain worked as if captain and firstmate. Much of the discussion of quartermasters is found in the [b]General History of Pirates[/b] and it would be foolish to think all pirate crews had a division of power as it described in that book.

First Mate

On most ships, the First Mate is the officer who ranks just below the Captain of the ship and takes over in the event that the Captain can no longer perform his duties. Unfortunately this is not the case on a pirate ship. The first mate on a pirate ship is the man the pirate picks as his second in command. In the even the pirate is killed the job falls to the quartermaster. Ships also had second, third, even forth mates creating a chain of command.

Boatswain (bos ´n)

Among the crews were several skilled seamen who kept the ship afloat or kept the crew in place. The Bos'n was one of them. Originally, on board a sailing ship such as a man-of-war or a galleon, the boatswain was in charge of a ship's anchors, cordage, colors, deck crew and the ship's boats, and would also be in charge of the rigging while the ship was in dock. The bos'n is often a petty officer. On a sailing ship he might be the thyroid or forth mate. within a pirate crew, if it were large a Bos'n would be right under the quartermaster. On a smaller ship the quartermaster would handle the jobs of the bos'n.

Cabin Boy

The cabin boy is typically a young boy of privileged birth who is sent to sea to learn the maritime trade. Typically the cabin boy waits upon the officers of the ship. In some instances he may act as the Captain's servant. The cabin boy will run messages and errands for the officers, prepare their uniforms, perhaps even fetches their dinner. Because he is an apprentice of sorts, he is also expected to learn all aspects of the maritime trade. The cabin boy works long hard hours. Even on pirate ships, the captain might employ a young energetic fellow as a cabin boy.

Carpenter

A ship's carpenter was the man who kept the ship afloat, making necessary repairs, filling holes if need be, and so on. Carpentry was an extremely useful skill onboard ship and good carpenters were highly valued.

Gunner

Gunners were skilled men who aimed the guns on a ship. In some instances a master gunner would give orders to other gunners on how to set their guns during a broadside. It took years of practice to become a good gunner.

Master

The term used to describe a leader of certain section. Thus the master gunner is the person in charge of the guns (artillery, now pistols), the Master Rigger would be in charge of fixing the ships rigging, a Master carpenter, would be the top carpenter. Under these "masters" would be a series of mates. Thus you might have a gunners mate and gunners second mate and so on.

Pilot

The man at the helm. The helmsman. The pilot was the man who steered the ship. Typically one man would be the master pilot who would work with the navigator and captain to pilot the ship over the water. The pilot needed to know such aspects as the ship's draught (how deep she sat in the water) how wide the ship was and how sharply she could turn. In shallow waters, the crew would take soundings (checking the depth of the water) and it would be up to the pilot to either steer the ship or sometimes stand at the bow and relay orders back to the man at the helm which way to steer the ship. Quite often, in the movies you see the captain of the ship giving the orders but in real life the captain would rely on the pilot of the ship to do such a task. In some cases a crew man might be given the task of acting as a pilot for a portion of a voyage because they were more familiar with sand banks, hidden shoals, and rough currents in an that area

Powder Monkey

Powder Monkey was a British naval term used to describe the young boys who made up the gun crews. The term dates from the 1600s. Many powder monkeys were probably pressed into service, being kidnapped by press gangs and forced to serve aboard ship. Often the powder monkeys were young lads no more than eleven to thirteen years old. They mainly assisted the gun crews and learned most of the ships basics but were paid little (if anything), treated poorly, and were expendable. If they managed to live a few years, they might eventually make it to a position of more importance on the ship. Often, due to their harsh life, powder monkeys were quick to sign articles and desert a ship. On a pirate ship, new comers would serve the function of powder monkeys.

Sea Artist

A sea artists is not someone who paints seascapes. typically the term referred to the ship's navigator. The sea artist was expert at reading and correcting charts, using navigational tools such as the cross-staff, backstaff, quadrant, and sextant (depending on time period). They were also expert at use dead reckoning methods for determining longitude. Some were also capable of determining longitude using lunar observations (taking lunars). The sea artist was also an expert at reading the ocean, able to tell shallows and hidden reefs from deep waters and able to determine if storms were coming. Possessing such knowledge often would make a person the second mate if he were not already the first mate or captain.

On a more broad term, the sea artists was anyone who could maneuver ships over great distances with little or no difficulty, an expert seaman.

Striker

Often overlooked, the Striker was a native of the West Indies, typically from Darien or the Mosquito Coast. They were expert hunters who trapped sea turtles and manatees; fished for sharks and other large fish; and also hunted wild game when the the crew came ashore. Their knowledge of local plants aided in collecting edible fruits and vegetables as well as medicinal plants and herbs. Their expert ability at hunting and fishing earned them a spot among the crew, Their hatred of Spain assured their loyalty and ferocity in battle. They were not kept aboard for the seaman ship, their job was to catch fish and kill Spaniards.

Surgeon

Surgeons were highly valued among pirates and when pirates captured ships they would often press surgeons into service. A surgeon was typically the only person kept on board who was not required to sign articles. Depending on the nature of the crew some surgeons were paid even if they refused to sign on.

If a surgeon wasn't handy, then the crew would often elect someone with an inkling of knowledge to act as surgeon. On at least one account, the carpenter was elected the ship's surgeon, because the carpenter had the necessary tools needed to amputate limbs and knew how to cut quickly. At other times a cook might also be employed but cooks were normally considered less skillful at cutting than carpenters. (Cooks weren't butchers and had little training. Typically they were crew members assigned to work the galley who managed to make edible food.)

Cooper

Since wooden barrels were the best way to store food, water, and other necessities of life at sea, they were considered extremely important, so every ship needed a cooper—a man skilled in making and maintaining barrels. (If your last name is Cooper, somewhere far back in your family tree, there was probably a barrel maker.) Existing storage barrels had to be regularly inspected to ensure they were sound. Empty barrels were dismantled to make space in limited cargo areas. The cooper would reassemble them as needed should the ship stop to take on food, water or other stores.

Musicians

Musicians were popular onboard pirate ships because piracy was a tedious life. Ships spent weeks at sea waiting to find suitable prizes to plunder. Musicians helped pass the time and having skill with a musical instrument brought with it certain privileges, such as playing while the others were working or even increased shares. Musicians were often forcibly taken from ships pirates attacked. On one occasion, when pirates raided a farm in Scotland, they left behind two young women—and brought a piper back instead.

Sailmaker

The tailor of the ship who also mends the sails of the ship.

Navigator

It was hard to find a good navigator during the Golden Age of Piracy. Trained navigators were able to use the stars to determine a ship's latitude and therefore could sail from east to west with reasonable ease. Figuring out longitude, however, was much harder, so sailing north to south involved a lot of guesswork.

Since pirate ships often ranged far and wide in search of their prizes, sound navigation was crucial. (For example, "Black Bart" Roberts worked much of the Atlantic Ocean, from the Caribbean to Brazil to Africa.) If there was a skilled navigator aboard a prize ship, pirates would often kidnap him and force him to join their crew. Sailing charts were also considered extremely valuable and were confiscated as booty.

2 - Unlike in the anime and manga, once a flintlock is fired it has to be reloaded to fire again. No magical flintlock that can fire again and again without reloading or being able to hold more than one shot unless it has more than one barrel.

3 - Yandere Simulator

4 - Seeing how they have snails that act as movie projectors. I'm going that they do have films that are shot by film companies. It's just a rare thing for people to get to watch like how it was in the early days of film.

As for the movies and tv shows saved on the device. They're all what's found here in real life, as it be just too much work to come up with new ones from an alien planet.

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