Captain Lots: Alone at Sea

The Never Ending Quest - Episode 26474

A dazed and confused Lots awoke with a start (and also, a fart). Another average night of excessive drinking, debauchery, and merry-making had left him with a splitting headache and blurry vision. Addventuring sure did catch up with a person after awhile. Instinctively, he reached for the bottle of aspirin he kept buried in his mound of gold...and gasped when he realized there wasn’t any such mound. To his great horror, his soon realized his predicament. His first inclination was to blame the flea-bitten Hespanish prostitute he’d married only a week prior. He should have known better than to entrust her.

But then he found the note left by Fred, which read:

Dear Lots:

I hope someday you can forgive me for what I’ve done to you. I hope that someday we can once again be friends, or whatever. I couldn’t bring myself to kill you, seeing how peaceful you looked laying there in your chamber, genitalia clutched and mouth a’drooling - like some kind of portrait of an angel sent from heaven. It was then I realized how much you mean to me. Even though I hate you down to the very fiber of your being, and wish only that you will die miserably alone in the endless sea, devoid of any comforts to ease your slow, painful passing from this world. I left you some food and water, which will likely only sustain you a few days. Take care, bro.

Sincerely,

Lord Fred

“Well how thoughtful of him,” mused Lots to himself. “At least he left me a note. I’d have to say, given the way most my relationships end, this isn’t half bad. I think maybe this will be a good time to kick back and do a little reflecting on my life, and maybe get a good tan. So I’ve lost my ship and all my riches, at least I’ve got my health and my wits.”

And look! There was even a bottle of wine! Things were beginning to look up!

  1. But that's when he realized there was hole in his raft...
  2. But there was a hole in his raft, though he didn't realize it...
  3. Either way, there was a hole in his raft...
  4. Kind of like the hole in his life that he filled with booze and women...
  5. Or the hole in his head he'd acquired as a young child...

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