3. “Welcome to Cajj Cajj”The hull was filling fast with water and Sabienn could sense the movement of the sea was pulling the craft to pieces. He and Bray moved out on to the deck to see the horror unfold. The rear of the vessel was low in the water and already a rogue wave had crashed over and spilled bodies overboard into the restless sea.
A man grabbed the only life-raft from its cradle, a four-person inflatable, which he deployed and threw over the side and with haste jumped overboard after it. Sabienn recognized him as the man who was with him that took the cash-box.
Deep and Stork came forward as Sabienn was the only one of them with experience of long-distance sea swimming. “Looks like we swim,” said Stork with trepidation. “Will we be OK?” They removed their cloaks and wrapped th
