Task Name: Revelations
Tier:T2
NPC or PC:NPC
Location: Dawn Island
Crew, Team, or Personal: Personal
Description: Daniel must deal with the fact that his mother is deathly sick, and her life is slowly fading day by day. He must prepare himself for that loss, and emotionally decide on the path best for him to travel. The sounds of gunshots in the distance, that navy is overstepping their boundaries.
Enemy Details: About 10 tier 1 marine soldiers.
Boss: No real boss.

A brisk air was blowing throughout the majesty of Dawn Island, the day was truly a beautiful one. Anyone would enjoy a day like today except for Daniel, his mother had become deathly ill over the last few months. He has been working around the clock to care for the needs of his mother. Using all of his resources to afford doctors who didn’t give two shits about finding out what ailed her. So he turned to a different route; he started attempting to meet with witch doctors, but their medicines seemed to make her worse for wear.

Tired from all of the stress in his day he made his way to his home or what was left of his home. Since his father’s death by the hands of the Bounty Hunters the Marines sent after him his mother lost interest in keeping it in good shape. Walking through the barrier of his house he would look at the bed his mother was laying in; her body was nothing, but bones with a layer of skin cloaking it. As he approached her he would lightly mutter, “Mother, I am home. I made a decent amount of money from the spoils of today’s hunt.” His mother didn’t respond to his attempt at conversation so he stood, and looked down at her miserable state. “I love you mother,” he would state as he felt his heart tearing apart. He had to somehow come to terms with the fact that his mother would soon pass away.

After he prepared dinner for his mother he walked outside to his favorite spot on the whole island a rock on top of a hill overlooking the coast. When he was having his roughest of days he could relax himself by listening to the waves crashing against the coast. What was he going to do? How was he going to handle being all alone? These were questions running throughout his head during his troubling times.

While sitting on his rock tranquility began to wash across the entirety of the young man’s body a sense of relaxation caused him to drift off into a relaxing slumber. After he awoke he realized that the sun had already set; he had fallen asleep. “Mother!” He would shout as shear terror began to instantly sweep across his person. He darted off at full speed in the direction of his house, and upon entering a dark presence was encompassing the home. Walking over to his mother he tapped her on the shoulder, and she didn’t respond. “Momma, I am sorry I’m late I fell asleep looking at the ocean. Are you doing okay?” He would then look at her chest for any signs of breathing, but to his dismay her chest was still. Running his hand against her once warm cheek he felt nothing, but the cool touch of the reaper.

Tears would begin to well up from deep within Daniel; the woman that had given her life to take care of him for all his life had left him alone. “No, no, no! Mother you can’t be gone, how am I going to live without you?” After a few weeks of weeping he was lost in what he was going to do next. He sure as hell couldn’t stay here, the thought of being in that house without his parent’s was too much for him to deal with. He was going to have to find his way out, he had been training under a traveler who claimed to be a sniper, and he was now a decent marksman. If he wanted any chance at satisfaction he would have to become the pirate he once dreamed of being.

His thoughts were interrupted by the ringing of gunshots whistling through the air, and the screams of the townspeople in the city. “What the hell is going on down there?” He made his way to a hill overlooking the city he noticed some marine soldiers causing trouble down in the city. “Those bastards just think they can come here, and bully people for no apparent reason. What the hell gives them the right to do that?”