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Post by khalora on Jun 25, 2007 15:04:23 GMT 10
The last note she said really stuck in his mind, a pirate that didn't drink was a massive find these days. And a pirate with a clear head was a deadly adversary he had found out.
"Maccenna, I'd like you to join the Southern Flame as my lieutenant... do you think you can handle that?" He waited for a response...
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Post by Maccenna on Jun 25, 2007 15:30:48 GMT 10
She gave him a nod. "It is a big leap for me, but I think I can handle it. Do you think you could teach me how to use a ballista at some point though? I think I should learn how to else, I shall be the only one out of the whole crew who doesn't." Well where is your ship, Captain Khalora, "Might I have a look at it?"
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Post by khalora on Jun 25, 2007 15:44:21 GMT 10
"It is docked on the oceans just south of Racana. If we climb that mountain there..." he pointed up to the Dragon's Eye... the highest peak in the area, "...you will be able to see it."
"Once you've seen it, I would reccomend you return to Tritern. There is still a few things I need to do with it in Racana, but we will move to pick you and some other pirates up first chance we get..."
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Post by Maccenna on Jun 25, 2007 15:56:34 GMT 10
"Alright... Well, I don't want to hold you up. I will go to Tritern and when you go to port there, I shall see the ship then... This way, I may beable to help gather more crew members for your ship.."
The sun was beginning to dawn over the lake, the deep and velvety night slowly evanesed into a lighter violet. "I must be going anyway. I must meet someone."
She bowed to Khalora and waited for his leave.
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Post by khalora on Jun 25, 2007 20:15:25 GMT 10
Alessio thought about her proposal quickly, before returning the bow with his head, "By your leave Maccenna..."
Although he was curious as to who she was to meet out here in the wilderness, he knew it wasn't his place to ask.
The light warmed the side of his face as it crept over the top of the mountains. Sunrises here had a very dramatic effect upon this lake. One moment you could think it was hours till dawn, and in the space of about 30 seconds, it could be dawn. It was just the way the mountains were shaped. Khalora thrived in the sun.
"Till next we meet. Good luck in your endeavours..."
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