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- Captain, do you think the chest will stay afloat? If so, I could, theoretically, make it float closer to us.
-- It will. I'm not sure about the second question.
Gabe sat Amy on a tree, gave her a coil of rope (carefully choosing one that wouldn't cause the pier to collapse) and instructed her to swim to the chest on a piece of wood, tie it up, and return to shore with the free end of the rope.
Amy wasn't meant for swimming on pieces of wood, but she understood her task and slowly set off. Meanwhile, the chest fell out of the hole in the ship and, upon hitting the water, turned completely white and was covered in icy needles.