[center][h2][color=steelblue]Dalious[/color][/h2][/center]


[color=steelblue]"Well, at the moment I'm trying to figure out what in that very same divine's name [b]you[/b] are doing here..."[/color] he started, but before he could speak more Cicero beat him to it.  Dalious quickly realized with the man's next sentence that he was not here to save him at all and it left the pirate with a disheartened feeling.  [color=steelblue]"Betrayed you!?  My word!  I was holding down the fort waiting for you lot to come help me.  That red headed wench!!"[/color]

"Ah, yes," Finny butted in.  "Tell us more about that red headed woman again!"

[color=steelblue]"She tricked me, knocked me out, then sold me into slavery,"[/color] Dalious reminded the old slave.  [color=steelblue]"She is the literal reason why I'm rotting away in this pit with you fools!"[/color]

"Yes, her...she sounds lovely," Finny added.

Dalious huffed, then turned back to Cicero.  [color=steelblue]"Nylah, was it?  Yes, that was her name.  She was a bounty hunter, I had her right where I wanted her when...when...it all becomes fuzzy after that.  She had a crew, or hirelings, whatever they were they captured me and took us deep out at sea.  They sold me to a slave vessel, then they sold me to the bastards running this joint.  So you see, I was simply waiting for you and Gwyn to return.  I was loyal, fooled by Nylah's incredible attractiveness.  Something that I will never let happen again, you know...assuming I don't rot in this place."[/color]  

Dalious crossed his arms as Cicero changed his tone and the subject to a more immediate one.  [color=steelblue]"Well, your tracking skills have not let you down mate.  We are being held prisoner by these demonfolk.  They..."[/color]  He was interupted by the sounds of a gang approaching.  [color=steelblue]"Whatever plan you come up with, I'll follow suit."[/color]  The group then started moving back to their places.