The Stormveil, vast, impenetrable and unmoving lies between The Alabaster Queen and the furtherance of their journey. To get there they must sail into the Breach, an unknown break in the mega-storm that promises more danger than ever before.

The Alabaster Queen has sailed The Endless Ocean for nearly five months. They have braved attacks, monsters, and a drunk captain. But now their greatest challenge lies before them: The Stormveil, a storm that traverses the entire scope of the ocean. A storm that does not move.

The Alabaster Queen is set to sail through the laberynthian collection of islands known as the Buckshots. The passage is narrow, it's turns sharp, it's reefs hidden, but the true danger is not the islands, but its angry citizens whose leader The Queen has captured.

A giant has been felled, chained and is ready for interrogation. He holds secrets to uncovering the mysteries of The Endless Ocean. But he will only speak to the woman who defeated him. He will only speak to Dawn.

A crew member lies dead. The night is alive with mysterious enemies and a giant so large he could be divine leads them. With all hopes for diplomacy lost, the crew's only recourse lie in blades.

The Alabaster Queen has been run aground. A rock pierces her side and her crew attempts to save their ship. But Captain Sophia Destro seems unconcerned with their predicament. In spite, the crew gathers round Bob the Cannibal who tells them the legend of their captain, the legend of Shipwreck Sophie.

The day is beautiful, the crew work the ship, and the Helmsmen Stiggs sings a beautiful song. For the first time, all is well aboard the Alabaster Queen. That is until the captain takes control.

In the harrowing aftermath of the burning of Haven, Max is called into the captain's cabin to retell the story. Only there are some facts his intimidating first mate has encouraged him to leave out.

Max, Dawn, and Maris charge through the forest in desperate hope to save a life.

Traumatized by what he has seen, Max wants nothing more than to return to the Alabaster Queen. But Maris, the village leader, asks him to transcribe her story of how her people came to be on this island.