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>TMW you go to upload 2 days worth of pictures, and you find out that you took 1,111 pictures
>When you watch a scene from the next season and with all your luck it ends up being the most horrific and emotional spoiler of all time #instantregrets #wasntprepared





Location: Next to a shipwreck (Devil's Triangle)



- "Take Me Under" by Byaginc



Sirena practically caressed her surroundings with her soft blue eyed gaze. She took it all in, the shipwreck and the vast ocean beyond, with a look of awe. She was like a babe seeing the world for the first time. Not only did she such beauty and untamable power, but she also saw a world of boundless freedom and adventures. Who knew the afterlife could be so enthralling? She took her first few steps upon the ocean floor and reached out to run her hand along the wood of the ship. It was a paradox really, the way in which the ocean could take life and then turn it into something new and flourishing with life. The ocean had reclaimed this ship and over time turned it into its own ecosystem. It would seem the ocean had too reclaimed her. What then did it have in store for her?

It was then that she felt something faintly calling to her from deep within. It was a different feeling than what the hunger for blood had felt like it. It was more appealing and yet more primal. It seemed to be drawing her upwards, away from the sea floor. She looked up from where she stood. She was too deep to see the light from above the surface. She promptly jumped up and pushed off of the sea floor with her feet. She began swimming upwards, following the call of the flask.







Location: Outside Twelve Daggers Tavern – Port of Tortuga



- "Horns" by Bryce Fox



Edgard was back to being confused by Alisanne's behavior. Granted, it wasn't really her. She wasn't really here. She couldn't be. Damn, maybe he was going crazy. He let out a sigh, rubbed his temple with his fingers. The longer he conversed with her the further he felt himself descend into madness. He couldn't let his emotions cloud his judgment. He needed to think through things from a more logical standpoint. First things first, he needed to find a new crew, considering he slaughtered the last one.

He watched as "Alisanne" began walking towards the docks. He was torn. He wanted to go to her and cling to what little bit of reality and comfort she provided, but he also knew that dwelling on what could be wasn't getting him anywhere. He let out a frustrated sigh. "I will find you, and I will find the flask. Then we will have power beyond measure," he vowed. And then he turned slightly to head down to the docks from a different direction.








Location: Walls of London --> St. Albans



Fyror stared out the carriage window, watching as their surroundings progressively changed as they left the inner city of London behind. His thoughts deviated from his father's words of warning to the more important matter at hand. His already harsh features hardened as he thought about the grim situation that Millicent had found herself in. He was washed in tension and a fieriness came to his eyes at the mere thought of Lord Rutherford defiling her. He swore that he would not let that wretched man get away with this. Justice would be served, but the question was that would it be before or after Millicent lost her life.

Gerard's mind still wandered with worry although this time he was looking calmer than before. It just gets numbing at some point. In his mind he traced the roads, towns they will pass before they reach Nottingham, and after that. He kept recalling the events since yesterday, hoping that there could be any information, anything he might have missed at all that could prove helpful to their current mission. Would not really matter if it gave away anything useful, at least it gave him some bit of hope. And the more he did, his worry was slowly being replaced by vengeance. A woman like Millie doesn't deserve this kind of wickedness.

Fryor pulled his attention back to the present. His gaze left the window, and he glanced over at Gerard before turning to rummage through his stuff. The irishman caught his glance, he too could see in his eyes the intensity. Fryor pulled out a map and deftly unfolded it. His eyes looked it over, and then he traced the path of the Great North Road with his finger. He shook his head. "Dammit. This route is going to send us too far east, and it will completely bypass Nottingham. Not that we would have any luck cutting them off at his home there. They're too far ahead of us. There has to be a quicker route," he exclaimed in frustration.

The other man leaned just a little bit across the other seat, and took a look at the map. It was a little longer to process what he was seeing, carefully reading the words as best he can. His eyes first caught the words London, Nottingham where they were suppose to be headed after St. Albans a fair league towards Gretna green. Gerard agreed with him, at this point where they may already be too far ahead of them the Great North Road may not be the best route to take.

"We could go through heres." eyeing the route from the eastern side, he pointed the road that was bound for Manchester with some bit of uncertainty. "Right after St Alban's. We could go pass Nottingham, and go forward towards M-." slightly tilting his head, he peered for some short seconds at the tiny words written on the map " Manchester. I reckon we'll be quicker this way." he said. Going back to his position he looked over attentively to Fryor, "What do you think sir?"

Fyror's gaze followed to the area Gerard pointed out on the map. It was a Stage Coach Route that broke off of the Great North Road and headed straight for Manchester, completely bypassing Nottingham. After comparing the two routes, he came to the conclusion that it should very well buy them some time. "That should work splendidly, Mr. Connolly. It will certainly buy us some precious time. I will redirect our coach driver when we stop in St. Alban's to change horses," he replied. He was pleased that things were looking up slightly.

The rest of the journey was exchanged with little words, and fortunately the short travel toward's St. Alban's with no problem. As they neared the town Gerard still kept his eyes on the window, observing the scenery surrounding the small city. Soon enough their carriage came to stop at a Stage Coach Post in St. Alban's.
>When you see a man that resembles a FC and thus a character in one of your RPs
Yesterday, while at the state fair, I saw a guy that looked quite a bit like Colin O'Donoghue. I did a double take, and then I swear the first thought that crossed my mind was "It's Édouard!!" It was a bittersweet moment, and by bittersweet I mean one part amazing and one part cringe worthy. XD





Location: The Strand (Nuetermyre's --> The Glimmeric)




- "Battle for the Hill of the Ash" by Trevor Morris of the Vikings Soundtrack




Thalken gladly left behind the rubbish that was Nuetermyre's and retraced his steps back to where the body had been found. Unlike Michael, he was not in any rush to tend to the body, as he knew well enough that there was a 72 hour timeframe before the body would rise again as a Soulless, if it even did at all. Ultimately, it all depended upon whether the attacking Ryne had drank the man dry or had broken off the feeding soon enough to pass on the illness. Only time would tell. Well, in the meantime, he would continue to investigate these strange killings.

He stopped at the junction of the alleyway where the body had rested. His dark eyed gaze took in the area. It would seem that remnants of its mere existence had been erased and with it any clues as to what had killed the lord. He let out an annoyed sigh. Piecing together this puzzle was proving harder than he had anticipated, but that did not mean he was going to stop now. No, he was determined to see this through.

He turned away from the alleyway. There was nothing of substance to be had there anymore. People's quickness to clean up the scene of the crime had seen to that. His gaze landed on the Glimmeric located just across the street. His father often used the brothel as a meeting place for his nefarious dealings. His head tilted slightly to the side as he noticed a young woman in the window staring out in his direction, the direction where the body had been found.

Thalken suddenly recalled hearing that one of Frances Warwick's girls had found the body. Perhaps it was even the young woman in the window. It occurred to him that she may have seen something of note before coming across the body. He decided then and there that he must speak with the woman. He strode across the street towards the Glimmeric with a look of stubborn determination on his face.




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Location: Outside Twelve Daggers Tavern – Port of Tortuga



- "Horns" by Bryce Fox



The bits and pieces of humanity, of the real Alisanne, that Edgard saw in her was simultaneously confusing and reassuring. One minute she seemed genuine and the next it was like she wasn't even there. He did not quite know what to think. Was she real, or was she an illusion? Or was she somehow a little bit of both? In the end, all he could really do was revel in the glimpses of reality while they lasted.

Her smile brought a smirk to his features and a glint to his stormy blue eyes. And that wink, man, it about did him over. His smirk turned into an amused yet affectionate smile. He always loved it when that cold exterior of hers broke away, even for a mere moment, to reveal a more genuine and open side of her. But of course, much like himself, the playfulness was short lived, quickly returning to professionalism.

"Surely collecting the flask can wait until I ensure your safety and kill those responsible for your disappearance. After all, what use will the power of the flask be to La Fraternité du Sang if there is no heir to wield it?" he replied, his brows furrowing slightly. He softly rubbed the back of his hand against her cheek. "Whatever the case, I must find a new crew. Perhaps I can take over whatever ship Miss Blackwood came on," he added. A devious smirk came to his features at the notion.







Location: Docks near the Bellona (Port of Tortuga) --> Next to a shipwreck (Devil's Triangle)


- "Broken Crown" by Sharm



Sirena felt her soul and sanity being chipped away with every swallow of the red, coppery substance. The blood of men was slowly and agonizingly killing her from the inside out. She recognized her new self, this new reality, as little as Harlianne recognized her own best friend. She had hoped that consuming that which she hungered for would satiate the blood thirst, but oh how wrong she was. A strangled wail that was out of part frustration and part despair left her blood covered mouth. Unfortunately, her cries seemed to fall on deaf ears, as fate was busy turning two friends against each other.

Her head whipped to the side at Harlianne's outburst. Her breaths came in and out sharply, and she could now hear the pounding beats of her heart in her ears. Her blue eyes widened, and then for moment everything seemed to go in slow motion. Harlianne struck out with her cutlass, no doubt going for a deathblow. Fortunately for Sirena, instincts and adrenaline kicked in, and she ducked out of the way of the blade in the nick of time. She quite literally narrowly saved her own neck.

She wasted little time, jumping to her feet as soon as the blade had passed overhead. She landed unsteadily on her feet, grimacing as she strained her ankle slightly in the process. She then put an extra four feet of distance between her and Harlianne. "I don't want to fight you," she spoke up, her voice raw with emotion. She could feel the hunger pulsing through her stronger than ever before. It weighed down on her like an anchor on a ship. She realized then that she could not live like this forevermore.

"I can't live like this. I can't risk hurting those I care about. If you wish to kill me, then kill me." she stated definitively. There was an air of strength returning to her features. Perhaps there was honor and courage to be found in choosing your own fate. "Just don't blame yourself for this. Remember that it was my choice," she added with sincerity. The fear that had been in her eyes just moments before seemed to fade away as she slowly approached Harlianne. She wasn't afraid of death. No, she was more afraid of life.

Had Harlianne remembered Sirena, there would have been hesitation. She likely would have stopped and told her first mate that everything would be fine--that she'd find a way to live with her condition. Pirates got drunk on booze--blood wouldn't be that strange at the end of the day. They'd grow accustomed to it. But the mist still clouded her eyes, her memories kept away from her. Perhaps it had been something Luisa had done or perhaps it had been something waiting to come into being.

"Why blame myself for a good deed, eh?" Harlianne asked. With a smooth and elegant motion, Harlianne darted forward and drove her blade at the defenseless Sirena, aiming for her neck. The blade hit its target, cutting through Sirena's flesh cleanly like a scalpel. For a moment, Sirena's head remained on her body as blood began to rush out, yet as Harlianne withdrew her blade, the head toppled to the ground. Sirena's body collapsed what seemed to be exactly a second later. The grey mist still covered Harlianne's eyes as she looked down at the corpse of her friend, entirely unaware of the gravity of what had just happened.

It all happened so fast. Sirena had barely taken one last breath of the fresh air of this world when pain exploded through her. The air was forced out of her lungs as pain exploded through her, and then, there was nothing. Darkness had engulfed her, and her life quickly drained from her with every drop of blood that poured from her severed neck. She was dead now, and the only consolations were that she had died on her own terms and was subsequently freed from the burden of blood thirst. But it would seem that the journey was only just beginning for her.

Sirena's eyes opened again, this time to find herself underwater with a massive shipwreck before her. Memories were slowly coming back to her, and it dawned on her that she was in fact dead. While others would feel burdened by the knowledge, she felt a freedom like none other. That characteristic smirk once more graced her features. She was ready for the adventures that laid ahead.




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