I guess...um...you know what, I'm going to have her take the wheel, have someone hit another shot, and have her steer the ship closer. Time to put and end to this fight! :P Will have to figure out how to put it all in words first though...
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I have been actively roleplaying for around 18 years now, since age 15. Which, as you might have guessed, makes me 33. I've done most of my rping on forums, averaging 2 to 4 paragraphs. Though I also LARP, and have played D&D for about 17 years. Real life has become a larger part of my life though, so my activity has lessened. Even so, I don't think I'll ever stop rping. :)
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No problem. :) Things like that happen.
Not sure what Ceres can do right now actually. ^^;; Apart from basically the same as my last post.
I'm starting to feel better. So a post should be coming soonish again. :)
Still not feeling too well. But at least I managed to make a post again. :)
Alakai nodded. It was probably time to go, though they could take the long way around. It wasn't that late yet, after all. "Thanks for letting me borrow your kitchen, ma'am. But we should head back to the city. See how things are going there." The man gave a slight awkward bow with his head before heading outside. It was rather abrupt, and probably a bit rude if they had been in the real world. But the two npc's didn't say anything. Partially out of respect for the adventurers, but mostly because that's how it had always been. Adventurers always came and went rather quickly, as if they were always busy with their work of helping anyone who needed help. Which was indeed true when this was still a game.
Outside Alakai took a small whistle with a tiger emblem on it out of his pocket, and blew it. After a few seconds his large tiger mount came running towards them, roaring as it stopped in front of them. Alakai took a slight step back, feeling a bit intimidated by the large creature. But he knew he could trust on it not harming anyone. It was just a mount after all, not a beast from the wild. He jumped on it's back and extended his hand towards Kali just like last time, then turned towards the forest at a calm pace. This way they could enjoy the sights around them a little on their way back. "I finally thought of a name for him. Khronos. A tiger should have a powerful name, plus he saves us a lot of time with travelling."
Outside Alakai took a small whistle with a tiger emblem on it out of his pocket, and blew it. After a few seconds his large tiger mount came running towards them, roaring as it stopped in front of them. Alakai took a slight step back, feeling a bit intimidated by the large creature. But he knew he could trust on it not harming anyone. It was just a mount after all, not a beast from the wild. He jumped on it's back and extended his hand towards Kali just like last time, then turned towards the forest at a calm pace. This way they could enjoy the sights around them a little on their way back. "I finally thought of a name for him. Khronos. A tiger should have a powerful name, plus he saves us a lot of time with travelling."
Still not better. ~_~ I probably caught a stomach flu, but it's taking pretty damn long before it's over. =/
No problem with the late reply. :P I do it too. And I had a larp weekend. And I've been feeling sick for days now. So no rush... ^^;;
Well, I've felt terrible the entire week...couldn't even really enjoy my larp weekend. Will try to post soonish, if I feel better...
"Ohh...well, I guess that makes sense." Ceres mused as the man explained his plan. There wasn't much use to trying to capture a ship if it was going to blow itself up if you did. Though they were apparently after only one man. She hoped he was as good as Cuttlam thought though, as weak crew members would be useless soon enough.
And that's when disaster first struck them. The sailor at the helm made a mistake in his calculations, and the wind shifted. Now they were suddenly into firing range, and right away a dozen cannons were fired all at once. "Oh shit!" Ceres exclaimed, turning her attention back to the fight and putting up as large a water barrier as she could manage. But that only stopped about 7 of them. "We're going to get hit!" She exclaimed, though before anyone could react Ace suddenly jumped up into the air with his swords in hand. As if the cannon balls were made of wood, he cut right through four more of them within a second or so, making them lose pretty much all energy upon impact. That left one though. Which hit one of the cannons, smashing it to bits instantly. The two sailors operating it at that time met the same fate. "Guess I'll jump in and help a little as well." Ace spoke calmly as he landed on the deck again. "Can't any of you scum aim worth a damn?! Hit that damn ship already!"
Indeed, the sailors were a disappointment to say the least. Even Ceres figured she could have managed a shot in their enemy's bow by now. And things were starting to get dangerous very quickly. Especially now that the wind had changed, giving the Powder Ceg at least two good volleys before the Albatross was out of range again.
And that's when disaster first struck them. The sailor at the helm made a mistake in his calculations, and the wind shifted. Now they were suddenly into firing range, and right away a dozen cannons were fired all at once. "Oh shit!" Ceres exclaimed, turning her attention back to the fight and putting up as large a water barrier as she could manage. But that only stopped about 7 of them. "We're going to get hit!" She exclaimed, though before anyone could react Ace suddenly jumped up into the air with his swords in hand. As if the cannon balls were made of wood, he cut right through four more of them within a second or so, making them lose pretty much all energy upon impact. That left one though. Which hit one of the cannons, smashing it to bits instantly. The two sailors operating it at that time met the same fate. "Guess I'll jump in and help a little as well." Ace spoke calmly as he landed on the deck again. "Can't any of you scum aim worth a damn?! Hit that damn ship already!"
Indeed, the sailors were a disappointment to say the least. Even Ceres figured she could have managed a shot in their enemy's bow by now. And things were starting to get dangerous very quickly. Especially now that the wind had changed, giving the Powder Ceg at least two good volleys before the Albatross was out of range again.
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