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MOLLY
Name Molly KoolMOLLY KOOL
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Unlocks
Contracts 40
Rewards COINS17,663,000
GEMS80
FISH31,687,000
WOOD25,537,000
STONE18,608,000
IRON18,624,000
XP129,751,000
Final Rewards GEMS30
Level Material Reward XP Bonus Required capacity
1COINS1,670,000GEMS10
 XP2,122,000 100x 16,700
2FISH1,458,000COINS2,196,000
 XP2,179,000 81x 18,000
3SAILORS11,000WOOD300,000
 XP2,237,000 3x 3,667
4COCOA10,000FISH1,055,000
 XP2,295,000 2x 5,000
5STONE1,045,000IRON1,154,000
 XP2,353,000 48x 21,771
6COINS2,486,000GEMS10
 XP2,408,000 108x 23,019
7IRON801,000FISH2,646,000
 XP2,466,000 33x 24,273
8WOOD1,710,000IRON1,430,000
 XP2,524,000 67x 25,523
9FUEL1,000COINS57,000
 XP2,582,000 2x 500
10FISH2,552,000WOOD2,552,000
 XP2,639,000 91x 28,044
11STONE1,523,000GEMS10
 XP2,697,000 52x 29,289
12SAILORS18,000STONE446,000
 XP2,755,000 3x 6,000
13COPPER16,000FISH1,877,000
 XP2,813,000 2x 8,000
14IRON1,239,000COINS4,888,000
 XP2,870,000 37x 33,487
15WOOD2,570,000IRON2,119,000
 XP2,928,000 74x 34,730
16COINS4,427,000GEMS10
 XP2,984,000 123x 35,992
17MECHANICAL PART2,000WOOD83,000
 XP3,042,000 2x 1,000
18FISH3,850,000IRON2,465,000
 XP3,099,000 100x 38,500
19STONE2,306,000COINS6,203,000
 XP3,157,000 58x 39,759
20WHEAT21,000STONE1,758,000
 XP3,215,000 2x 10,500
21SAILORS24,000GEMS10
 XP3,273,000 3x 8,000
22WOOD3,525,000IRON2,917,000
 XP3,330,000 81x 43,519
23SUGAR2,000FISH112,000
 XP3,388,000 2x 1,000
24COINS6,215,000STONE4,051,000
 XP3,446,000 135x 46,038
25IRON1,986,000WOOD5,155,000
 XP3,504,000 42x 47,286
26SAILORS28,000GEMS10
 XP3,559,000 3x 9,334
27SUGARCANE25,000COINS4,319,000
 XP3,617,000 2x 12,500
28WOOD4,442,000FISH7,199,000
 XP3,675,000 87x 51,058
29STONE3,427,000IRON3,797,000
 XP3,733,000 65x 52,724
30COINS7,774,000WOOD6,209,000
 XP3,790,000 144x 53,987
31CONCRETE3,000GEMS10
 XP3,848,000 2x 1,500
32IRON2,599,000STONE5,424,000
 XP3,906,000 46x 56,500
33WOOD5,313,000FISH8,548,000
 XP3,964,000 92x 57,750
34OIL29,000WOOD3,516,000
 XP4,021,000 2x 14,500
35FISH7,292,000IRON4,641,000
 XP4,079,000 121x 60,265
36SAILORS35,000GEMS10
 XP4,135,000 3x 11,667
37COINS9,667,000WOOD7,722,000
 XP4,193,000 154x 62,773
38PLANKS3,000IRON101,000
 XP4,251,000 2x 1,500
39STONE4,700,000FISH10,250,000
 XP4,308,000 72x 65,278
40IRON3,331,000STONE6,929,000
 XP4,366,000 50x 66,620
Final Rewards GEMS30
Summary COINS-14,576,000
COCOA-10,000
MECHANICAL PART-2,000
OIL-29,000
FUEL-1,000
CONCRETE-3,000
WHEAT-21,000
SUGARCANE-25,000
COPPER-16,000
SUGAR-2,000
PLANKS-3,000
SAILORS-116,000
 GEMS110
FISH16,535,000
WOOD7,977,000
STONE5,607,000
IRON8,668,000
 XP129,751,000
 1,127,553
Level Description
1 Excuse me! That is my berth! I am sure there are free spots to dock your ship further in the port. Just don’t forget to pay the docking fee. The harbormaster is a strict fellow.
2 Sorry for making you leave earlier. My father rented that berth for years and it’s where I always dock Jean K. That is our ship. Let me buy you a drink as an apology. I just need to grab a bite first.
3 I am Myrtle Kool, but everyone calls me Molly. I am proud to be the first female captain here in Canada. But I am sure more women will follow.
4 I used to help my father on our ship since I was a little girl. Back then, he used to transport cocoa on our boat. What kid wouldn't fall in love with the thing that was full of sweets?
5 I quickly realized that a sailor’s life is what brings me joy. So now I don’t have a problem transporting bricks and I still enjoy the life of a captain.
6 If you are looking for business here in Nova Scotia, I can help you. There are a lot of opportunities for captains like us. I have no fear of a bit of competition.
7 After finishing my studies at the Merchant Marine school, my father left Jean K in my care. He is still leading the business from our land office. But I captain the ship.
8 Nowadays, we are most active in the pulp and paper trade. I use Jean K to transfer cargo back and forth between ships anchored in the bay and the shore.
9 It’s not a business to get rich, but it pays the bills. Many large ships can’t enter the bay or choose not to to save time. I bring them fuel for their next voyage and transport their cargo to shore.
10 I have an older sister and a brother. But none of them felt like continuing the family business. So I stepped up. Besides being a captain, I am a pretty fine fisherwoman too.
11 I have a contract with a cargo ship arriving today. They should have more cargo than my boat can carry. How about you help me transport it to the port?
12 Today the wind is unusually strong. I have trouble steering the ship. Maneuvering in the harbor will be difficult. Let’s hope our sailors can help us navigate.
13 Do we have all the cargo that needs to be taken to the shore? Grab those copper bars and that should be all. We need to get to the port before the weather gets even worse.
14 A ship on starboard! We will not be able to avoid a collision. Hold on to something!
15 I am alright. I managed to swim under the hull once the force of the collision threw me overboard. But I was scared there for a bit. We must inspect the ship for damage.
16 We will need to get a proper shipbuilder to fix Jean K. But I trust she will be seaworthy again. I hope we have enough money in our savings for such a repair.
17 Jean K is being fixed as we speak. We managed to scrounge up enough money to get her back in shape. If you find some ship parts, it could speed up the repairs.
18 While our ship is being repaired, I found a temporary job on a fishing boat. It should help cover our expenses while we can’t sail with Jean K.
19 My ship is back in business! We can set sail tomorrow morning. A new shipment of bricks is scheduled for tomorrow and I don’t plan on leaving the job to others.
20 I have a new contract for shipping grains to Boston. I have never been on such a long voyage before. Will you join me? It would be great to have an experienced captain like you with me.
21 I need to hire some additional sailors for this trip. My usual crew won’t be able to handle it all. And some of them can’t leave home for so long.
22 Do we have all the cargo safely stored? Just take those few empty barrels with us too. I have a feeling we will find a use for them. Good. Now let’s set sail!
23 We safely delivered all the goods. Now I have to find some business that will pay for the return trip. I won’t be sailing with an empty ship. I am sure someone needs goods transported.
24 There is a Norwegian sailor demanding that I free this berth. He has no right to it and I am still loading the cargo. He even offered me money, but he was very unpleasant about it.
25 That madman rammed my ship when I refused to leave the berth! Our lines were cut and we are drifting towards the bridge. We need to stop the boat before we crash. Cast out the anchor!
26 We are still drifting towards the bridge. Tell the men to abandon the vessel. I have no means of controlling the ship right now. I can’t allow anyone to get hurt.
27 Thankfully we were grounded on a sandbank. The ship was hardly damaged and no one was hurt either. But it was pure luck. Let’s check the cargo.
28 Once I get back home, we will sue the Norwegian captain. What he did was inexcusable. Now help me fix the hole in the hull. We will repair it properly at home.
29 Father was livid when I told him about the accident. I think the Norwegian thought he could order me around just because I am a female captain. Well, he was wrong.
30 We are going to court. Paying a lawyer is not cheap, but I don’t doubt the Norwegian will have to pay us for damaging my ship. So we should still get some money out of this.
31 With the money we got from the trial, we decided to build our own warehouse. We can use it when we pick up goods that the customer doesn’t need right away.
32 We rented a small warehouse before, but it will be more convenient to have our own place. There was a free land not far from the docks. That’s where we are building our warehouse.
33 I am ready to get back behind the rudder. Let’s pick up the next delivery of wood for the paper factory.
34 The cargo is all loaded, but we need to stop before we head back. We are all out of fuel. There is a gas station not far from here. Let’s stop there first.
35 There was an explosion in the engine room! Quick, we need to dose the flames before everything burns. The ship is full of highly flammable goods. It may turn to ash in minutes.
36 The flames are too high. We need to jump overboard, or we will burn too. Tell the crew to stop whatever they are doing and abandon the ship. Now!
37 Thankfully no one was hurt in the fire, but Jean K is seriously damaged. The repairs will surely cost a lot of money. However, my father will never agree to scrap her.
38 I was afraid I would go down in flames. Maybe it’s time to end my captain’s career. My brother has shown interest in the family business. Once Jean K is fixed, he could take over.
39 You may not know, but I have a husband. We are building a house and plan on having children. It’s time I passed the captain’s hat to my brother and took care of my family.
40 It was great sailing with you. I am sure I will come back aboard from time to time to assist my brother. But the responsibility of the captain’s job will be on him now.
Final Thank you for your help. Don't forget your reward, captain.
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