It is there. :P Use those eyes silly ol' bear.
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And do whatcha like it's a 'get to know each other' cycle(s). Just don't bring any antagonists to attack. Unless someone is fishing and a really large fish attacks. (Not sea monster) I'll accept a comedic sized fish.
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"Good find you guys. We have enough plenty to add on to what we have." Seeing Luro with the barrel of rum made her laugh lightly. "Don't drink it all in a night Luro. . . And Ray." Luro and Kai seemed to come out with the most treasure. Ray on the other hand was helping put all the treasure into the appropriate place. The new knives were given to Nolan, and the maps and papers were separated from the actual treasure. Well he was organizing until Kai paused dropping everything and leaving. It looked like he was in shock, but the musician had no idea why. He said nothing of it, looking to the captain to see if she knew. Runali watched Kai go, and then shook her head. "Leave him. He'll come back when he's ready." She had a feeling she knew where the sudden shock came from, but decided to let him be.
Ray nodded and found an eyepatch in the treasure Kai was carrying. "Aye, Cap'n Kai found you a new patch." The captain examined it and smiled a little. "Nice."
The captain looked between the two that weren't crew mates. Danny told her story first, getting a nod from her. "Well. I appreciate the help. And the loot is yours to keep since you earned it." She wasn't a part of the crew, so what she earned was what she could keep. The captain leaned against the wheel as Danny walked over. With the map in hand, she tilted her head towards the girl's own discovery and then examined the two maps. "Well how about that... Thanks, again." She turned the wheel so the ship would be on the appropriate track to Waterdeep. In the spur of the moment, Runali looked at Danny. "You seem to know a lot about maps and I don't have a navigator. You have plenty of time on your hands as it seems.... You can be my navigator of the StarDusk pirates." It wasn't a question, or a request, more rather it was... a statement. To make it even more official, Runali handed Danny both maps.
"We have a room with a few books and such there. You can claim that as your own. And since you're apart of our crew, the treasure you got, just add it to the rest in the treasure room." Runali gave a small smile and tipped her hat. "Welcome to the StarDusk pirates Danny."
Around the same time, the second of the stowaways spoke up. It was obvious that he was from the ship, but she stayed silent, letting him speak. While he did, she hopped on a barrel and stared him eye to eye. Well, one eye to two. Her arms were crossed and she gave him a blank look. "Uh huh..." She then raised her hand calling for silence almost as if it was judgement day. "So, just because you helped out and have nowhere else to go makes you think you can be apart of the StarDusk Pirates?" There was criticism in her tone, but still she gave no expression. After a dramatic pause, Runali stood straight and jumped off the barrel she was using as a stool. "Alright. Fine. You can join." Tilting her hat up so she could see him, Runali had her usual relaxed expression back in place. "I don't know your skill, but by how banged up Kai looks I'll guess Pars was a pretty good fighter." She crossed her arms again and then nodded. "So I'll assume you have some talent there. But no matter, you'll have a title here eventually. In the mean time, welcome to the StarDusk pirates. I'm your captain. Captain Runali. Make yourself...at home I guess."
"How's everyone holding up?" The captain decided to help with damage control and decided to grab the extra first aid kit and help bandage up the crew. As Nolan offered to cook, Runali waved the idea away and poked at Nolan's side. "Don't strain yourself Nolan. You were in the fight too you know." Her first patient so happened to be the musician as he plopped himself down on with his instrument. Before he could play the captain was bandaging his arm up.
"While I do appreciate the help Cap'n, this is completely unnecessary." But in the midst of protest he was still aided and right after he began entertaining them in song. Runa sat on a barrel, one that she was fairly sure was empty- at least she thought so, and looked at the two new ones. "We're a small crew, but we manage. I'm Runali, the wonderful musician is Ray- also our top gunner, Luro, the really tall one is the carpenter- and my occasional perch to see over people. The best chef in the seven seas over there is Nolan. You be nice to him, he's friendly. And Kai, who just left is my bodyguard. You shouldn't make him upset. That wouldn't be a very.... good idea."
The captain decided that while they got acquainted, she would rest on ledge that liked down on the main deck and looked up at the sky as it grew dark. "Two battles and two crew members. Nice."
To Night:
Ray nodded and found an eyepatch in the treasure Kai was carrying. "Aye, Cap'n Kai found you a new patch." The captain examined it and smiled a little. "Nice."
The captain looked between the two that weren't crew mates. Danny told her story first, getting a nod from her. "Well. I appreciate the help. And the loot is yours to keep since you earned it." She wasn't a part of the crew, so what she earned was what she could keep. The captain leaned against the wheel as Danny walked over. With the map in hand, she tilted her head towards the girl's own discovery and then examined the two maps. "Well how about that... Thanks, again." She turned the wheel so the ship would be on the appropriate track to Waterdeep. In the spur of the moment, Runali looked at Danny. "You seem to know a lot about maps and I don't have a navigator. You have plenty of time on your hands as it seems.... You can be my navigator of the StarDusk pirates." It wasn't a question, or a request, more rather it was... a statement. To make it even more official, Runali handed Danny both maps.
"We have a room with a few books and such there. You can claim that as your own. And since you're apart of our crew, the treasure you got, just add it to the rest in the treasure room." Runali gave a small smile and tipped her hat. "Welcome to the StarDusk pirates Danny."
Around the same time, the second of the stowaways spoke up. It was obvious that he was from the ship, but she stayed silent, letting him speak. While he did, she hopped on a barrel and stared him eye to eye. Well, one eye to two. Her arms were crossed and she gave him a blank look. "Uh huh..." She then raised her hand calling for silence almost as if it was judgement day. "So, just because you helped out and have nowhere else to go makes you think you can be apart of the StarDusk Pirates?" There was criticism in her tone, but still she gave no expression. After a dramatic pause, Runali stood straight and jumped off the barrel she was using as a stool. "Alright. Fine. You can join." Tilting her hat up so she could see him, Runali had her usual relaxed expression back in place. "I don't know your skill, but by how banged up Kai looks I'll guess Pars was a pretty good fighter." She crossed her arms again and then nodded. "So I'll assume you have some talent there. But no matter, you'll have a title here eventually. In the mean time, welcome to the StarDusk pirates. I'm your captain. Captain Runali. Make yourself...at home I guess."
"How's everyone holding up?" The captain decided to help with damage control and decided to grab the extra first aid kit and help bandage up the crew. As Nolan offered to cook, Runali waved the idea away and poked at Nolan's side. "Don't strain yourself Nolan. You were in the fight too you know." Her first patient so happened to be the musician as he plopped himself down on with his instrument. Before he could play the captain was bandaging his arm up.
"While I do appreciate the help Cap'n, this is completely unnecessary." But in the midst of protest he was still aided and right after he began entertaining them in song. Runa sat on a barrel, one that she was fairly sure was empty- at least she thought so, and looked at the two new ones. "We're a small crew, but we manage. I'm Runali, the wonderful musician is Ray- also our top gunner, Luro, the really tall one is the carpenter- and my occasional perch to see over people. The best chef in the seven seas over there is Nolan. You be nice to him, he's friendly. And Kai, who just left is my bodyguard. You shouldn't make him upset. That wouldn't be a very.... good idea."
The captain decided that while they got acquainted, she would rest on ledge that liked down on the main deck and looked up at the sky as it grew dark. "Two battles and two crew members. Nice."
To Night:
I was speaking of when you notified me. Ha, you posted and then *a few hours later* you notified you posted.
*shakes fist*
A little late you crazy old bat.
A little late you crazy old bat.
Ace realized there were a lot more pictures and little cabinets around, and true to her word, the redhead began to pull paintings off the walls and scavenge through the dressers. She didn't find anything but dust. "Ugh, why is it so hard to find one dumb sword..." She coughed when a dust cloud hit her face. Waving it away, she heard the sounds of a door closing. Obviously, nothing was found and Ace kept walking ahead. The screech made her pause and she turned on her heel.
"Didn't we have a little birdy and a Riley with us?" She turned to see no one behind them. She walked back, hearing them call out. "We've only been searching for like ten minutes guys..." She searched around for a switch or lever to get the door opened. "I don't see anything around here." As they looked, Haku tapped her and she looked up. "What is- wonderful Leila! You found a way to open it. Good job."
She patted the girl on the back while Riley hugged the life out of her. "Well, now that that is over. We should probably-" Then Riley began freaking out and Ace watched. "Dude, chill. We're leaving now. We still have to search for the sword you know." Hakuren suggested to search for clues only for Riley to start shaking her and Inadi. She put a hand on Riley's shoulder for her to stop. "Okay! Okay! Don't-"
She stopped mid sentence when it got colder and her little bugs stopped glowing. "...freak out." She finished the sentence softer and then looked down at her jar. "Wake up bugs. We need a little light here." She tapped the jar, and then shook it a little but got nothing. "Stupid bugs."
The redhead fell silent once more when she heard the whisper. A cold chill went down her spine and she stepped back. "Don't we need a light source. . . Does fire count?" She pulled out the sword hilt and watched as the fiery sword appeared and lit the surrounding area. She had completely forgot about the candles they were given and decided on the next best thing. At least holding her sword didn't drain her as much as attacking. It meant they had a fair amount of light for the time being. The fire lit the area around them showing the closest things in view.
"I'm sure. . . Everyone heard that. And I'm also sure. . . We should definitely go before we see him. And if we run out of more light, we still have the salt right?" Ace couldn't attack what she couldn't see, so their best bet was to move out, and move out fast. Instead of fighting blindly, something Ace would do, she stepped away from the sound and towards the door. "We should probably continue looking for a sword. Standing still in one spot is never a good idea."
Aoba paused for a moment when he dropped the bag. "Sheep. . . Not sheeps." He mumbled to himself to acknowledge his mistake. It wasn't something he used often so of course he'd make the small mistake. It's not like they had many or any animals in heaven- unless he was just too cooped up inside to notice. It made him think to ask someone. Who, he wasn't sure. Maybe they had animals in hell. . But he decided to ask about that later. Going back to the food discussion, Aoba nodded toward the response, mainly remembering that it could rot and go bad. No one liked nasty food.
Aoba only smiled at the idea of Kuro just liking animals. It made him wonder again. I wonder if there's anything I like that much. . . As much as Kuro likes animals. His mind seem to run a mile a minute when he was supposed to be concentrating on one thing. Thankfully, he could multitask. Currently, he had moved on to the next stall, feeding the little fluffy sheep once more. They were about done when Kuro told him his brother was in the town. It could only mean he was feeding- not like how Kuro and Aoba went to the diner of course. "Oh, okay." What he didn't see, was fine by him.
The fallen angel walked to close the bag of food and listened to Kuro. "Oh. . .? Okay I guess." He supposed it was nice to know Dani didn't really mean it when he called him dirty. Though. . . After handling animals, it wasn't his fault that he was. He was working after all. He was about to pull the bag of food back to the side when Kuro continued. So he stood and listened attentively. His wings subconsciously folded a little tighter when he mentioned their taint. "I guess it makes sense for holy things besides angels to have something like that." He was still holding on to the bag as Kuro continued.
Mentioning him possibly being able to hold his grace made him think of what Gerard had told him. 'If I work hard enough. . . I wonder what I would have to do.' The look in Kuro's eyes makes him feel almost guilty for thinking such things, but he brushes the feeling away as he continued. He was never upset with Dani for picking on him, only because he already thought the demon was kind of mean. Aoba simply brushed it off. "He's not as mean as those guards- well to me, so it's not a big deal." Aoba shrugged and pulled the food to the side. The fallen angel huffed gently and shook his head. "It's not offensive, I guess. Just kind of confusing is all. . . Being tainted with two different things. It's not exactly the best of both worlds you know." Aoba sighed and looked over at the food chart, before looking down at the floor. "You know, Father Gerard wants me to go back home. . . He told me to think about the choice. If I work hard enough then maybe I can leave here. I won't have to do all this work. But there will always be the few that'll remind me of my mistakes and I'll probably feel a lot more like an outcast if I go back. And then there's staying here. Everything is different. . . I've been stripped of my powers and demons are trying to eat me. That's not a very good picture to think about. I mean of course you're here, but what if something happens? I don't think it's possible for you to protect me all the time. Even if you tried. And it's kind of hard to do much of anything when I'm a target for demons, and in such a small town."
He looked up with a soft smile, and rubbed the back of his neck. There was a slight sadness in his eyes, but he glanced away. "I don't seem to fit much of anywhere, you know? But, I guess that's just me finally realizing my status of a fallen angel." He flipped through the pages and the next animals he saw were the pigs. They had the pink color. Well, that made sense. He looked around and then pointed out the food with the pink label, closest to Kuro. "That one is for the pigs."
Aoba only smiled at the idea of Kuro just liking animals. It made him wonder again. I wonder if there's anything I like that much. . . As much as Kuro likes animals. His mind seem to run a mile a minute when he was supposed to be concentrating on one thing. Thankfully, he could multitask. Currently, he had moved on to the next stall, feeding the little fluffy sheep once more. They were about done when Kuro told him his brother was in the town. It could only mean he was feeding- not like how Kuro and Aoba went to the diner of course. "Oh, okay." What he didn't see, was fine by him.
The fallen angel walked to close the bag of food and listened to Kuro. "Oh. . .? Okay I guess." He supposed it was nice to know Dani didn't really mean it when he called him dirty. Though. . . After handling animals, it wasn't his fault that he was. He was working after all. He was about to pull the bag of food back to the side when Kuro continued. So he stood and listened attentively. His wings subconsciously folded a little tighter when he mentioned their taint. "I guess it makes sense for holy things besides angels to have something like that." He was still holding on to the bag as Kuro continued.
Mentioning him possibly being able to hold his grace made him think of what Gerard had told him. 'If I work hard enough. . . I wonder what I would have to do.' The look in Kuro's eyes makes him feel almost guilty for thinking such things, but he brushes the feeling away as he continued. He was never upset with Dani for picking on him, only because he already thought the demon was kind of mean. Aoba simply brushed it off. "He's not as mean as those guards- well to me, so it's not a big deal." Aoba shrugged and pulled the food to the side. The fallen angel huffed gently and shook his head. "It's not offensive, I guess. Just kind of confusing is all. . . Being tainted with two different things. It's not exactly the best of both worlds you know." Aoba sighed and looked over at the food chart, before looking down at the floor. "You know, Father Gerard wants me to go back home. . . He told me to think about the choice. If I work hard enough then maybe I can leave here. I won't have to do all this work. But there will always be the few that'll remind me of my mistakes and I'll probably feel a lot more like an outcast if I go back. And then there's staying here. Everything is different. . . I've been stripped of my powers and demons are trying to eat me. That's not a very good picture to think about. I mean of course you're here, but what if something happens? I don't think it's possible for you to protect me all the time. Even if you tried. And it's kind of hard to do much of anything when I'm a target for demons, and in such a small town."
He looked up with a soft smile, and rubbed the back of his neck. There was a slight sadness in his eyes, but he glanced away. "I don't seem to fit much of anywhere, you know? But, I guess that's just me finally realizing my status of a fallen angel." He flipped through the pages and the next animals he saw were the pigs. They had the pink color. Well, that made sense. He looked around and then pointed out the food with the pink label, closest to Kuro. "That one is for the pigs."
*Squee*
I love the picture! I have one by the same artist, but it's One Piece!
The show was actually really good. I recommend it.
And I'll move Ray along for the time being. Since he'll be busy. Annd , you guys will get a post from me either later today or tomorrow. . . Or in like an hour. Whichever comes first.
No problem Mizos, it's fine.
I love the picture! I have one by the same artist, but it's One Piece!
The show was actually really good. I recommend it.
And I'll move Ray along for the time being. Since he'll be busy. Annd , you guys will get a post from me either later today or tomorrow. . . Or in like an hour. Whichever comes first.
No problem Mizos, it's fine.
Enasi waited quietly, wondering when he'd get this apology he wanted. At the last minute, he noticed the smirk and planned to stop Seishu, able to guess what was coming next. But it was too late and Seishu leaned forward. When he did, Enasi had to prop himself up with his arms to prevent himself from falling. It didn't take long for Enasi to stop fighting and it only made him end up on his back. 'This was not- it's Seishu. . . I guess this could be pretty expected. His eyes were closed as he succumbed to the kiss, forgetting about the minions around him.
Both Crios and Harper were shocked to hear the soft purrs coming from there guardian. Neither knew what to think of it. Crios glanced over, seeing his guardian rest hands on Night's shoulders. But then, his eyes averted once more. Harper kept the paw over his eyes, but his ears twitched to the sound of purring. This made it clear that it wasn't just Seishu that could do that. He should've guessed it, but it still came as a surprise. Cho clasped his hands together silently. "They're so cute." He wasn't extremely loud, but it was still loud enough to be heard. The comment made the two smaller minions giggle.
'Cute was not what I had in mind...' Rasha thought as he shifted, and looked away from Crios and Harper's glances at him. He couldn't help it, and they should've guessed that by now. He watched as Seishu finally pulled away and eagerly got in the bed. Enasi slowly opened his eyes and looked up at him. "Apology ac-accepted." He accepted the help up, a little dumbfounded. Crios stepped forward seeing that Enasi had stumbled forward a little. The guardian composed himself and walked off to the chair he normally sat in.
After Cho gave him his food, he waited at the cart a little eager to hear what he thought. If he declared it was good, Cho was definitely going to boast about being the best chef for both guardians to his staff. But for the moment, he just stood there slightly bent with wide curious eyes. Crios looked at Enasi as he lowered his head to lean against his arm. His energy was stable, and he was fine only embarrassed, so the doctor relaxed. "Don't get too comfortable Night. You still have a trip to the human realm when you're done." With that being said, Harper stood up right and planned to leave in order to make the portal.
Both Crios and Harper were shocked to hear the soft purrs coming from there guardian. Neither knew what to think of it. Crios glanced over, seeing his guardian rest hands on Night's shoulders. But then, his eyes averted once more. Harper kept the paw over his eyes, but his ears twitched to the sound of purring. This made it clear that it wasn't just Seishu that could do that. He should've guessed it, but it still came as a surprise. Cho clasped his hands together silently. "They're so cute." He wasn't extremely loud, but it was still loud enough to be heard. The comment made the two smaller minions giggle.
'Cute was not what I had in mind...' Rasha thought as he shifted, and looked away from Crios and Harper's glances at him. He couldn't help it, and they should've guessed that by now. He watched as Seishu finally pulled away and eagerly got in the bed. Enasi slowly opened his eyes and looked up at him. "Apology ac-accepted." He accepted the help up, a little dumbfounded. Crios stepped forward seeing that Enasi had stumbled forward a little. The guardian composed himself and walked off to the chair he normally sat in.
After Cho gave him his food, he waited at the cart a little eager to hear what he thought. If he declared it was good, Cho was definitely going to boast about being the best chef for both guardians to his staff. But for the moment, he just stood there slightly bent with wide curious eyes. Crios looked at Enasi as he lowered his head to lean against his arm. His energy was stable, and he was fine only embarrassed, so the doctor relaxed. "Don't get too comfortable Night. You still have a trip to the human realm when you're done." With that being said, Harper stood up right and planned to leave in order to make the portal.
"Go. . . Go and get the book. Got it!" Aoba rocked on his toes and went into the house. As he walked, he glanced over his shoulder towards the two demon. He had caught the sound of Dani's whines and wonder what was wrong. He dismissed it and searched for the book, forgetting the last play be had it. "Oh no, I hope Father Gerard had extra. . ." Then he remembered him saying something about a library book. "Uh oh. . . Oh wait! I know." He remembered when Kuro tossed it on the couch, so he looked there. And sure enough, it was there, safe and sound. He smiled and picked it up.
Before leaving, he skimmed through the pages quickly to get a little understanding of what he would have to do. Walking out, he realized both demons were gone. "Hm?" He decided to walk to the barn anyway. Aoba looked inside seeing one out of the two demons. He was going to mention it, but Kuro was rather happy. "Yes Kuro, we have-" He was not prepared for what came after the embracing hug Kuro did, but ended up accepting it regardless. When he pulled away, the angel was a little surprised. "-animals." Aoba blinked then finished his sentence and then quickly put his nose in the book.
The book was already flipped to one of the animals, so when he asked the angel only had to look down. "Hmm the first animal in the book is the sheeps." He looked up and pointed to the mass of wool. Before he walked over there, he looked at the chart to see what color their food was labelled. Easy enough, it was colored white. He tugged the heavy sack of grains forward. "It says that grains and hay have to be cleared out after a certain amount of time before they end up gross and such." He then nodded and smiled. He opened it, finding it rather easy and then looked over at Kuro to see if he'd help. When he moved over, and they moved closer to the sheep, the fallen angel felt the need to ask, "Why do you love animals so much?" He set the book on the floor in order to properly begin feeding the sheep.
"Oh!" The kiss made him forget about reminding him on about Dani. "Um, your brother is gone. I don't know if that might be a problem. But he wasn't on the porch when I left." He dusted his hands a few times before returning to feed the sheep the right amount of food. They all rushed around to get their share, so Aoba made sure to spread it out evenly.
Before leaving, he skimmed through the pages quickly to get a little understanding of what he would have to do. Walking out, he realized both demons were gone. "Hm?" He decided to walk to the barn anyway. Aoba looked inside seeing one out of the two demons. He was going to mention it, but Kuro was rather happy. "Yes Kuro, we have-" He was not prepared for what came after the embracing hug Kuro did, but ended up accepting it regardless. When he pulled away, the angel was a little surprised. "-animals." Aoba blinked then finished his sentence and then quickly put his nose in the book.
The book was already flipped to one of the animals, so when he asked the angel only had to look down. "Hmm the first animal in the book is the sheeps." He looked up and pointed to the mass of wool. Before he walked over there, he looked at the chart to see what color their food was labelled. Easy enough, it was colored white. He tugged the heavy sack of grains forward. "It says that grains and hay have to be cleared out after a certain amount of time before they end up gross and such." He then nodded and smiled. He opened it, finding it rather easy and then looked over at Kuro to see if he'd help. When he moved over, and they moved closer to the sheep, the fallen angel felt the need to ask, "Why do you love animals so much?" He set the book on the floor in order to properly begin feeding the sheep.
"Oh!" The kiss made him forget about reminding him on about Dani. "Um, your brother is gone. I don't know if that might be a problem. But he wasn't on the porch when I left." He dusted his hands a few times before returning to feed the sheep the right amount of food. They all rushed around to get their share, so Aoba made sure to spread it out evenly.
Z: Hrmm, you still gotta post~ Don't miss teh cycles!
Groth: Thank you for telling me. If you can't get a post up during one of the cycles, let me know and I'll control Ray for you. And good luck with the housing and the painting and routing and such!
Groth: Thank you for telling me. If you can't get a post up during one of the cycles, let me know and I'll control Ray for you. And good luck with the housing and the painting and routing and such!
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