??? 2010/02/08(Mon)16:26 No. 128215 ID: e921b3
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I feel a bit silly doing this...

“Hello? Can somebody hear me?”

...trying to talk to somebody who’s not really there...

??? 2010/02/08(Mon)16:27 No. 128216 ID: e921b3
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“Helloooo? Anybody?”

...but considering the situation I’m in, who could possibly blame me?

>>128215
God damn, do you have to be so loud? Seriously I bet everyone can hear you. God damn.

Oh god sea monster right behind you!

>>128216
Ello there? if you really want to know... I still blame you.

??? 2010/02/08(Mon)16:41 No. 128234 ID: e921b3
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>>128217
"Oi, it's actually working? I hope it's not the lack of water kicking in..."

>>128229
"WHAT? Sea monsters never get appear this close to the trade routes..."

>>128230
"A disembodied voice blaming me for attempting to make contact with disembodied voices? Now, that's a nice start."

>>128234
Okay so why do you want to talk to us anyway? All we can see is water.

Important to note is that, for whatever reason, we can also "hear" your mental though processes. You don't have to speak out loud to contact us... just think coherently and we'll get the information.

That said, what is it that you want? Why have you made contact, despite the risks?

>>128234
Hey, I wasn't dah one to open up dis here line o' communication now was I? I mean really what did you expect us to say.. "oh good job there lad, stranding yourself alone in the middle of a whoppen large body o' water wiff naught but a rowboat smaller than a damn bath toy?"

I mean, I'm jest tellen it like I see it.

??? 2010/02/08(Mon)17:12 No. 128273 ID: e921b3
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>>128247
"Same here. Damn water everywhere."

>>128260
Oh really? That's interesting. Well, the reason I tried to make contact... Excuse me, thinking gets harder and harder, the thirst, you know...

The reason is, of course, my current situation. I'm rowing this thing since yesterday evening and still no island or ship in sight. I hoped some additional input could get me somewhere.

If all fails, it was at least nice to have some chatter before death.

>>128262
Fair enough, fair enough. I have to say I was a bit suprised it actually worked.

Well we only just became aware of you when you contacted us. Tell us about your situation. What's your name? How did you end up stranded and alone in the middle of the ocean?

>>128273
You look like you have a mask on. Are you a ninja pirate? Cus you have to tell us if you are.

In deed. Tell us more about you, oh sailor.

>>128642
It's an unwritten rule.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)01:35 No. 128651 ID: 024198
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>>128382
>>128643
My name? Moira, if you please. I fear I can't offer a family name, though. I have practically no memories beyond a certain point of time, and, oh yeah, since then I heard voices nobody else could hear.

How I got here? I was a passenger on a ship, the Libretto. Payed all my money for the trip from the Old World to Port Royal. Wanted to... start anew, right, and what better place is there to go than the New World?

Yesterday morning, we were caught in a storm. Most of the day it looked like we could make it, but around evenening, the bilge was halfway full of water and raising, despite our best efforts to pump it out. Then the main mast collapsed, the ship got really wonky and I was trapped alone on the quarterdeck. Lucky as I was, somebody had already tried to prepare the row boat for launching, so I got in and rowed like my life depended on it, which was kinda the case. Eh, you know what I mean.

I don't know how many others made it out alive.

>>128642
>>128647
"I don't have a mask on!" I mean, well, maybe that's just how my skull is formed. Sorry if you expected to find a neeenngiiaa, whatever that is.

Concerning the pirate issue... ahem, let's say I'm new in the business, right? Didn't really make a name for myself yet.

>>128651

Your dingy is taking on water.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)02:12 No. 128653 ID: 024198
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>>128652
Yes, my socks have been soaked for a while. I tried to locate the leak but I couldn't find it...

Golly gosh, my arms!

So, since the storm I'm assuming you've not seen hide nor hair of any other vessels. How many days out from port were you? Also, if you're intent is to make some sort of living out on the seas, you're out of luck, as firstly you're female, and secondly you can't curse worth a damn. Starting anew is all fine and dandy, but you need to resolve yourself to find a more suitable profession.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)03:57 No. 128660 ID: 024198
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>>128659
Neither hide nor hair, so true. There's nothing but water around.

Uh, well, how many days out of port? I'm not exactly sure... Uhm, we started in Amsterdam, we were traveling for several weeks... I'm definatly already in the Caribean Sea.

A more suitable profession? Awwww, you're sure?
I never learned a real profession, nobody ever wanted to take me as an apprentice, so I always had to make a living that way or this way...

Eh, I can run very fast! And I can swim very well, too. And I love the sea! I never get seasick, disregarding how bad the weather may be. And maybe I'll learn how to curse properly over time...

>>128660
There appears to be a small island behind you. Do a full 360 degress sweep of the horizon and you should spot it.

And you can indeed succed as a female pirate. You just have to be a bit better at it than everyone else. And the swearing will start. Just remember to end or start every sentance with Fuck or something similar. That should have you cursing like a seaman in no time at all.

>>128660

Yell some sort of appropriate nautical phrase and sail your way to your very own deserted island.

In b4 it's totally not deserted

>>128671
Second on the island looking.
And yes, there have been female pirates, they tend to be at least fifty percent more awesome than male pirates, on account of trying harder.

From the way the boat is currently facing, the island is approximately 45 degrees to the right... assuming you know basic geometry and angles. Anyway, it is indeed possible for you to be a female pirate, but if anything you'll have to be tougher and meaner then all the male pirates in order to avoid being buggered.

>>128660
Ahh female... pirate...you jest longing fer a ride in dah barrel or are you jest terminally ignorant?

De's only a few ways tah pull dis off... yah can disguise yar genda (which wont be worken for long let me tell yah... someone will find out) or yah can be the so goddamn ballcrushingly overpowering that any man wiff a urges tah be pluggen yah would immediately quake in fear o even propositionen or suggesten that idea for all the terror and wrath that he may incure upon his sorry hide.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)09:23 No. 128836 ID: 024198
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>>128671
>>128673
You’re right! I wonder why I didn’t I notice it earlier? Ah, my sore eyes.

„Island ahoi!”

Oh, sorry, wait.

“Fuck, an island! Shit, I’m rescued! Turning the boat now, goddamned!”

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)09:24 No. 128837 ID: 024198
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>>128705
>>128692
The island does not seem to be uninhabited, indeed. There’s a wooden footbridge there. I think that’s a good spot to debark.

If I have to be tougher and more fearsome than all the male pirates... Hum, maybe I’ll need your help for longer than I thought.

In many way, contacting us is much easier than getting rid of us...

Good luck on your scouting mission

>>128837
Hmmm, they might object to your landing. Do you have any weapons other than the oars?

And your swearing still needs a bit of work. You need to make it approriate to the situation. So instead of "Fuck! An island!" it should be more like "Fucking hells yeah! An island!", because finding an island and being rescued are good things and then you need positive reinforcers for your swears.

And it's ok to think without swearing. Just remember that if you can swear good enough to make a hardened pirate blush then you're close to the mark. And keep it down a bit when dealing with non pirates, for some odd reason people seem to think it's uncultured to use the full extent of the availible language.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)10:00 No. 128840 ID: 024198
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>>128838
Not in my case. Did I forget to mention I can only hear the voices when I’m close to the sea? In the boat I could hear you as if you were sitting right next to me. Now you’re not as loud, but as long as I have eye-contact to the sea there are never any problems.
The greater the distance between a shore and me, the fuzzier the voices get.

>>128839
I don’t see anybody.

I don’t have any weapons with me, and I don’t think any blows I could perform with the oars would be very harmful right now. My arms are like jelly. Jelly of pain, that is!

Still, I could carry one of the oars with me, if you insist.

So, swearing is a situational option, yes? I think I can work with that.

Well, there’s not much to see here. The footbridge is old and overgrown. To be honest, I feel like some sleep is in order. And somthing to fill the stomach with.

>>128840
Well there are signs of people and the stuff still seems decently maintained. So there should be some people around there somewhere. Let's go exploring before we eat strange fruit, and keep a look out for any fresh water, just don't drink to much if you find any.

Oars might not work if you can't wield them properly, you will just have to rely on kicks then. I'm guessing you're not familair with Savate, but you should still be able to deliver a decent kick if you can run fast.

Anyway, you need a story clear for if you find someone. The truth about your ship works just fine, the truth about why you were on it is not as good though. So just say that you went to the new world to find a better life. And don't reveal that you're a woman unless they ask why you're dressed as a man, in which case it's to avoid being raped in case of pirate attacks. That should cover most of your bases.

>>128840
Sounds like we're spirits of the ocean, or the ghosts of sailors lost at sea.

Do you have a heavy blade of some sort? A Machete or other kind of chopping sword? You could cut open one of those coconuts.

Quite interesting that you can't hear us when you can't see the water, or are far away from it.

Possibly scout the rim of the island, and avoid going deep in unless you have to, or at least only deep enough that you figure out what the limit is.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)13:21 No. 128905 ID: 024198
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>>128841
I’ll be careful not to eat or drink anything without second thoughts.

Savate? It sounds French, though I never heard it during my time in Normandy. Probably something from Guyenne, Bourbonnais or even Papal Avignon, am I right?

Well, I just think men’s clothes are much more practical. Ever tried to run away with a hooped skirt? Neither easy nor pretty, trust me. Eh, but I’ll keep your advice in mind in case somebody asks me questions.

>>128883
Yes, I always thought you must be something like that. When I was younger, the thought scared me. But everything is relative. Compared with some undead I met, hearing ocean spirits just isn’t as frightening anymore.

Machete? When I fled from the Libretto, all I had were the things I carried on my body. Which are, apparently, my clothes, my purse and some sewing needles. Coconuts sound fine, though.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)13:22 No. 128906 ID: 024198
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>>128884
Okay, going to look around a bit.

The limit for hearing you? Oh, the maximum is some hundred cubits. When I go too far, the voices begin to sound more like the rolling of the waves and then they go mute. At least, it was like that when I still lived in Europe. Maybe it’s different in the new world?

Also, I never tried to actively establish a contact with you.

>>128905
Savate is a french form of unarmed combat focused on kicking. It's mainly practised by french sailors. It's kinda handy if your arms are tired from rowing alot.

Anyway. Continue exploring. Try to find someone or the place where whoever built the footbridge or the lookout tower stayed or stays.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)14:35 No. 128916 ID: 024198
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>>128907
French Sailors? Interesting. Should have asked them about it while I was there. The French duchies were always one of the nicest places to be.

To the tower? Yes, might be a good idea. I try to head into that direction, but it seems going up the hill leads nowhere. It just gets rockier. I better get back to the beach.

Well, it’s some kind of platform with a ladder. It doesn’t look toooooo robust.

>>128916
>Compared with some undead I met, hearing ocean spirits just isn’t as frightening anymore.

Erh.. wait jest uh der moment missy... "undead"? You've had some meet n' greet with those what should be molderen or smolderen down under?

Whats this about undead? Do we have a ready and easy way to defend against them?

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)16:32 No. 128967 ID: 024198
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>>128922
A few times, yes. It’s unavoidable sometimes, well, depending on the roads you take. Around Amsterdam, you can’t take a turn in the swamps without disturbing a half-rotted one.

>>128925
Defend? I see no reason why any undead should turn up here. It’s not like they’re just appearing out of nowhere...
The lesser undead are harmless anyway, as long as you leave them alone. They are just standing around until somebody takes a heart and burns them with a torch or something.
If we’re talking about a banshee or a feral vampire... well, let’s say, if they intend to kill you, better say your last prayer REALLY quickly.

Anyway, there surely are no undead on the platform. Should I climb up?

Definitely. Get a good look from there, and see where we might be. It might not help much, but it IS best to have an idea of where you are in relation to stuff

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)17:22 No. 128976 ID: 024198
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>>128971
Right, climbing. Well, maybe it's good I'm not carrying an oar around after all, that makes this much easier.

So, the plattform was like for a cannon or something, but it's gone now. And one the other side...
Okay, I didn't expect that.

>>128976
Hrm... Doesn't look like the island is all too big then.

How about we review your actual goals and motivations before heading down there, so we can figure out a true course of action.

Moira 2010/02/09(Tue)18:09 No. 128998 ID: 885a15
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>>128989
Fine with me. I don't think I can be seen from below as long as I stay where I am.

May I add that the huts look kinda small? I mean, not small in the sense of poor, but more like non-human small.

>>128998
Well, if anything, now is a good time to become friendly with the natives. Might make for a good base of operations. At the least, you'll hopefully find a place to stay the night, should they be friendly.

Nothing wrong with not being randomly attacked by the people on the island you're stuck on.

>>128998
Hmmm they have a ship. Go down and greet them, tell them your story and ask for being allowed to stay and you can work as payment. Once you are well enough and prepared you can commander the ship and use it to get to civilization.

In the event of mini-people who have no prior contact with proper humans, please feel free to name yourself a long-lost deity returned.

>>129153
Best not to.
They'll likely either call you a liar, then kill you, worship you as a god, then prevent you from ever leaving, or worship you as a god, then find our you lied and kill you.

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)14:19 No. 129903 ID: f59c82
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>>129040
Oh, a place to stay the night would be great.

>>129053
I would do that, but there’s nobody to whom I could talk. I suspect everybody is inside, since it gets quite hot around noon.

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)14:19 No. 129904 ID: f59c82
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>>129153
The huts look familiar. I mean, it’s a bit like a little village in Europe. I doubt they’re native Chinese.

>>129166
Okay...

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)14:19 No. 129905 ID: f59c82
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Well, after looking around a bit, this place seems to be smallish. Should I just knock on a door?

>>129905
Heh. This is a goblin town. I saw one hiding behind the fish shop.

I guess you could knock on a door if you like. They don't appear to be hostile. They're scared of you, probably.

>>129905
Knock on the door to the inn. There should be someone in there and inns are always the number one place for pestering bar keeps about work opporunities and gossip.

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)14:45 No. 129914 ID: f59c82
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>>129907
Goblins? Eh, dem little buggers.

>>129908
Inn sounds good. I'll knock a few times.

???:"Enter. Door's open."

I open the door. I have to duck a bit to get through.

???:"Oh, a new arrival?"

>>129914
Well introduce yourself. Make up some name. Ask about what's going on and explain a bit about your situation and how you got shipwrecked and ended up on this nice little island.

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)15:31 No. 129937 ID: f59c82
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>>129917
Whoa whoa, one thing after another, alright? Okay, new name... Well, damned, I can never think of one when I need one.

Moira: “Greetings. My name is... Sybilla.”

That should work. It’s my step-mother's name.

???: "Welcome to the 'Annoying pixie', Miss. I'm Zetli, the innkeeper."

Sounds like she is originally from Aragon or Castilia.

Moira: "I was a passenger on the Italian ship Libretto. It sunk in a storm, yesterday. I escaped with a boat and barely made it here."

Zetli: "That's awful to hear, Miss."
Moira: "Have there been any news of other survivors?"
Zetli: "No, the town has been very quiet. I'm afraid we are a bit isolated."

>>129937
How... isolated erh we speaken? Are we talken "ohh we get ah small sloop in in ery few months" or "yeah verily, our hidden dark sea gawds wilt be most pleased with the new flesh brought into the fold?"

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)16:08 No. 129948 ID: f59c82
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>>129943
Oh, boy...

Moira: “How isolated is this island?”
Zetli: “You saw the ship outside? They pay us a visit every quarter or so. Depends on the season.”

Ask them who owns the ship, where they are, and what their trade is?

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)17:28 No. 129975 ID: f59c82
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>>129967
Heh, are you thinking what I'm thinking?

Moira: “Who owns the ship and what is their trade?”
Zetli: “Some kobold do. They come here to replenish their water supplies or buy some fruit. In exchange, they do transports for us. I think one of them is a relative of our tailor, Cribith. He has the most business on the island, really.”

I think Zetli is happy to talk to somebody. Well, that’s my impression, at least.

Moira: “Where are they now?”
Zetli: “Above our heads. They are staying overnight.”

>>129975
No I doubt I'm thinking what you're thinking, but we should see if we can strike a deal to work with them, at least until you get to a busier point.

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)18:06 No. 129983 ID: c7c9c2
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>>129977
Sooooo, I should try to get in touch with them little ones? Sounds like an opportunity to strike a good deal.

Zetli: "Is something wrong?"
Moira: "Nah. The kobolds, you said they have a room here?"
Zetli: "Yes, the first room after you took the stairs."

Well, I don't think the little guys will run away. To be honest, I could do with some comestibles, like right now. But I'm broke.

Oh yes, get in touch with the kobolds. And be polite... but only to a point. On the one hand, you need them to get off this rock, but on the other hand, they may prove to be a crew you can intimidate and make your own. Tip the goblin.

>>129983

Maybe go and comb the beaches?

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)18:50 No. 129997 ID: c7c9c2
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>>129987
Moira: “Thank you, Zetli.”

I tip her for good measure. Hah, take that goblin nose!

Moira 2010/02/11(Thu)18:50 No. 129998 ID: c7c9c2
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>>129988
What? But I just got here!

I go upstairs and head for the room of the kobolds. Their door is open.

Their room at the inn looks very much like a table booth.

>>129998

Ask who the strongest one is, and when the one speaks up punch him in the face. Declare yourself their new King.

>>130003
Yea-no.
Don't do that, if they have a ship, they almost certainly have alot more people with them, and probably weapons of some type.
Instead, ask if they would mind taking on a passenger.

>>130008
Yeah this is a good plan. Hopefully they have a draconic captain that treats them like shit, then we could make them mutiny and get a new ship.

>>130004
Even Pirates must show some courtesy. If these are going to be your potential crewmates, stay respectful. Knock at the door frame, even with the door wide open. This could be the most privacy they've had since they took off.

Moira 2010/02/16(Tue)10:27 No. 132851 ID: a5fac4
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>>130128
Right. I knock three times. The ‘bolds just stare at me.

>>130000
That’s true. Odd.

>>130003
I would take on any ‘bold, but not after I rowed a boat for ten hours. Still, can’t hurt to ask.
Moira: “Hey! Who is the strongest one?”

One of them simply points to the side.

>>130008
Ah, it was but a tiny one-master. I doubt it needs more than half a dozen crewmen.

Moira: “I heard you have a ship. Would you mind taking on a passenger?”

Again, one of them just points to the side. I think we all agree it's safe to take a look, right?

>>132851
Yeah it's probably safe to check. Just be prepared for a crazed drunken dwarf or something equally odd. Not that crazy drunken dwarfs are that odd, but one who willingly walks around outside and even ventures on the seas would have to be truly epically crazy.

All right let's take a look at their captain/spokesperson/whatever

Moira 2010/02/16(Tue)10:54 No. 132858 ID: a5fac4
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>>132852
I heard dwarfs don't dig the climate.

Got it? Dwarfs... dig... eh, whatever.

>>132854
Good. There are four tiny beds and another 'bold.

Moira: "Are you the Captain?"
Kobold: "The Mate. What do you want?"
Moira: "Like I said, I want to ask wether you would take a passenger...?"
Kobold:: "Can you pay?"

"I can earn my keep better than those three workers combined."

Suggestion 2010/02/16(Tue)11:11 No. 132862 ID: a5fac4
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>>132860
You could? Oh, wait, you want me to say that.

Moira: "I can earn my keep better than those three workers combined."
Mate: "Did you just insult my crew? Get lost human."

Damn.

>>132862
Damn obnoxius ´bold. He will be the first to taste the wrath of the dreaded captain Moira. You know once we get you a ship and stuff.

Explain to him that no it was not meant as an insult. You simply pointed out that you would be willing to work for your trip, you have nautical experience and due to natures injustices you are also stronger than any of said crewmen. Atleast when your arms are rested.

I liked the dwarf joke btw. A good pun is never wrong, and you know it's good when it causes mental cringing.

Okay well that's a tough blow, but... try this, or something along the lines. "Your crew? You're the mate, not the captain, so I think it's not exactly your decision whether or not you take on another pair of hands that can handle all the big stuff."

...I'm no good with ship lingo, so feel free to substitute whatever you think best.

>>132862
Apologize profusely, tell him you were just trying to impress him, but could still earn your keep all the same.

>>132867
Addendum: You were trying to impress him, but put your foot in your mouth instead, no offense was meant.

Tell him you don't think they're bad at their jobs, you're just that awesome.

Suggestion 2010/02/16(Tue)11:45 No. 132872 ID: a5fac4
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>>132864
I'll remember him. He's in for some keelhauling.

Moira: "I didn't mean it as an insult."
Mate: "..."
Moira: "It's just a cruel jape of nature that I'm stronger than any of you..."
Mate: "ARRR"

Heh, they're just too cute when they growl.

Moira: "I meant no offense."
Mate: "I don't care what you meant. You'll never get as much as a foot on my planks."

>>132865
Moira: "Your planks? Your crew? I don't think so."
Kobold: "The human's right, Ozy. The skipper has the last call."

That was one of the 'bolds at the table.

Mate: "You better shut up, Nilli."

HAH! Screw all you people and your "apologies," turns out I WAS RIGHT ALL ALONG. Find skipper.

>>132872
Well lets ignore the mate. Douchebag bold is first in line for all sorts of nastiness once we take over their ship. Ask Nilli where you can find said captain.

Moira 2010/02/16(Tue)12:10 No. 132882 ID: a5fac4
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>>132878
Moira: “Nilli, where’s the skipper?”

The smallest ‘bold speaks up.

Nilli: “Got his own room. Don’t know which one, we mustn’t disturb him anyway.”

Moira 2010/02/16(Tue)12:10 No. 132883 ID: a5fac4
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I leave the room and close the door. The ‘bolds are arguing a bit, it seems.

The Inn is small, there are just three other rooms. The ‘bolds’ room is just to the left, on the right are the stairs.

>>132883
Well lets start knocking doors then. We have a captain to rudely disturb.

You could always engage in the primal method of gaining a position... Go back into the room and strangle the ship's mate, then when the skipper arrives you can tell him you're his replacement.

But if you don't want to do that, I'd suggest you go back down to the goblin and ask which room was rented to a captain.

Moira 2010/02/16(Tue)12:33 No. 132890 ID: a5fac4
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>>132884
Knocking... Oh, seems like I stroke gold on the first try.

???: "Nilli, if that's you again... Go away whoever you are!"

>>132890
Tell the 'bold captain that you wish to sign on with him and his 'bold crew and brave the seas, like the bold soul you are.

Moira 2010/02/16(Tue)12:50 No. 132895 ID: a5fac4
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>>132892
I'm not exactly sure if that will... er, forget it. I get what you mean.

Moira:"Bold captain! I want to boldly join your bold crew. Rest assured I can be bold if a situation demands boldness!"

???:: "... What?"

There' a small silence. Seems like I impressed him.

???:: "You... Wait, come in."

I open the door an enter.

Moira:"Thank you! I..."

Okay now, what is that?

Moira 2010/02/16(Tue)12:54 No. 132896 ID: a5fac4
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>>132895

>>132895
Looks like ahh miniature elf... mayhaps a sprite o some kind, even an anemic harlfing?

Anyhow, tell em jokes aside, you would very much like to be joinen his crew because the sea calls to you, and you must answer.

Wonderful, there's a captain you can easily usurp. One quick punt over the rails and who's the new captain? you're the new captain.

>>132895
Looks like an elf. Or an elf. Damn english language with only one word for elf. I would say it's an Alv, but I don't have any proper translation.

Anyway, convince him the sea is in your blood and sailing is what you're meant for. Magellan don't have shit on you when it comes to sailing. Except for that whole part about going through one of the most dangerous waters there is in a very primitive ship without actually knowing the way. But you're going to be even more awesome.

>>132903
Don't, bragging didn't earn us any brownie points with the mate.