Once again, it’s Salvage Thursday in Porthaven.
As the pirates of Porthaven race to claim a month’s worth of salvage in the Porthaven Harbour, young pirate Dunstana Darkstone finds herself on a collision course with Captain Goblinbeard.
Yes, that’s his real name. No, he doesn’t actually have a beard.
As Captain Goblinbeard clashes with his new young rival, aspiring member of the Brotherhood of the Coasts Billie Hawkins follows closely as she strives to learn a thing or two under his mentorship. Meanwhile, Dunstana has a mentor of her own, joining forces once again with the captain of the Red Wolf Pirates Myra Morningstar.
While another piratical adventure unfolds at sea, Dunstana’s big sister Kat is having a bad day on land involving forty-seven pounds of smoked salmon, leading to an unexpected encounter with a strange Goblin girl with an impressive grudge against Captain Goblinbeard.
The Sisters Darkstone return for another adventure in the latest tale of Realmgard!
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