Pirates of the Caribbean: The Price of Freedom

Luckily, that silk thread had been purchased for a new waistcoat for
Mr. Beckett, one she hadn’t made before she left. So she had many
skeins of it.
When the vines were finished, she accented them with little white
lilies and blue flowers, using the same shade of blue as the coat.
After the ship left Antigua, Jack continued northwest as though he
were following the Triangle, but that was coincidental; his course
headings were actually determined by Tia Dalma’s compass. It led
them northwest, past Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Cuba.
Ayisha completed her work on the waistcoat the day the Wicked
Wench passed the Inagua Islands, just north of the eastern tip of Cuba.
She waited until Jack was busy up on the bow, then smuggled the
embellished garments back into his sea chest.
The next morning, as Jack checked the compass heading, he
gave Ayisha a satisfied nod. “It’s my guess Shabako is on New
Avalon, love. It’s the northernmost island where the soil is rich enough
to raise sugarcane, and a lot of slave ships are bound there. I’ve been
there many times, and I know the general layout. We’ll put in at the
biggest port, Viviana, where the Viviana River flows into the harbor. All
the plantations transport their cane products by boat, so each
plantation has its own dock. We’ll row down the river, and you can
watch the compass as we pass each dock.”
Ayisha could hardly believe they were actually coming to the end
of the voyage. “How long before we arrive?” she asked.
“New Avalon is about forty miles north of the largest of the Ragged
Islands. We’re sailing into the heart of the Bahamas, now. Lots of
shoals, so we’ll anchor by night, and only sail by day. Too risky,
otherwise. So…two days sail, most likely,” Jack said, and then opened
his mouth to add something, but Ayisha beat him to it.
“Depending on the wind, of course!”
Jack laughed.
Two days later, Jack, Chamba, and Ayisha rowed up the Viviana River
in one of the Wicked Wench’s boats. As Jack had said, each
plantation had its own dock. Ayisha kept a close eye on the compass.