The Holy War veteran Garcia shrugged off the reprimand from the new Company Captain indifferently. His Company Captain was never Knight Alonso in the first place. But during the crossing of the endless Atlantic Ocean, the Caravel Reedship carrying the Captain was swallowed by the "Demon's Storm," along with half the company and forty seasoned veterans of ten years in the Holy War. Concurrently, another light sailing ship carrying another half company of veterans sank, along with their Captain. Eventually, two companies, reduced by half, were combined to make up this new third company, and a new Company Captain, Knight Alonso, was parachuted in.
Just having arrived in Eastern India, one of the four Holy War companies was lost, and two Company Captains had died. Everyone harbored a savage aggression akin to a red-eyed Spanish bull. It was indeed a damn Sea of Devils, a damn storm, and damn light sailing ships!
