At the end of the 16th century, it became clear that the great European powers were too crowded on the continent. It was then that the real war for the metropolises in the Atlantic began. By the will of fate, the Caribbean islands found themselves on the path of the “road of gold and spices” and became a haven for scoundrels from all over the world: pirates, corsairs, raiders and filibusters. With Sir Walter Radie's map of the missing treasure, William Hart and Francis Crawford set out to find it. Hot on their heels are French spies, Jesuits and a gang of Black Pastor pirates. They seemed so close to the goal.