[center][h1]Aharuhn Seasworn[/h1][/center]
[b]Time:[/b] Dawn
[b]Location:[/b] Parlay Cay
[b]Interacting with:[/b] Adrielle Draegen & Katurah[sub][@Tae][/sub][hr]
How could he ever have resisted such adventure? When the Captain announced their next destination the old Sea-Witch was positively ecstatic and giddy with laughter. It probably didn’t help retain the crew. A laughing Aharuhn meant intensity of any kind. He had bellowed with laughter in the middle of a storm and skipped steps right before they found wonderful treasure. But with the trip heading towards Shadowmount Isle, most saw the happiness of Aharuhn as trouble. Ever since they made port the old man had been nowhere near a pier. He has been everywhere else though. Reading fortunes while drunk in bars, sleeping with women of low repute and gambling amongst the pigs. His few days and nights on shore was a bacchanal of sin and indulgence. And now he had returned. Ready to once more take up his duties as Sea-Witch onboard the Mermaid’s Fortune. And fortune he had brought it. His cot, sealed since he left it through exotic mechanisms and taboo magic, was filled to the brim with maps of treasure of any kind.

Bleary eyed, exhausted but floating on a substance (what substance exactly he failed to remember) induced cloud he boarded the ship. [color=00aeef][b]“Ah, she missed me!”[/b][/color] He exclaimed with a sigh as his bare feet touched the wood of the ship. He turned his gaze towards Adrielle. [color=00aeef][b]“Cap’n. She’s yearning. Let cast her off. We must sail!”[/b][/color] he exclaimed. Though his attention changed like the wind. Ah, Malek throwing insults again. How typical. Aharuhn basically lived on the bad side of Malek. Though whom he was insulting was far more interesting. He approached the completely out of place demi-human, guessing she was new. [color=00aeef][b]“Such beauty.”[/b][/color] He said, examining her as only a man could. [color=00aeef][b]“Do you want to know how you’ll die?”[/b][/color] It was Aharuhn’s favorite thing to do to new crew members. Often times he was wrong, Though sometimes he was exactly right.