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@Grade

"Oh, hello," the noblewoman gave a lukewarm smile and a wave. She seemed notably concerned when the small ship caught up to deliver aboard the new traveler, though she seemed a little calmer now. She listened to the man in the wheelchair seemingly stumble on his words, blinking with curious concern as he asked her about her combat capabilities. She glanced at her guard, who was attentively standing by, seemingly always vigilant.

"W-well, it's mostly my guard here who deals with matters of combat. We try to avoid it whenever possible, of course." She then quickly pursed her lips as if she'd already said too much, while glancing around briefly, perhaps for her other guard. "What brings you to ask such a question, good sir?" she queried, looking mildly concerned.

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Do you collect anything?

@Crimson Flame

Aethyrion

The angel does a stretch, leaning back in his seat, feet on the table. He slurps on his slushie, taking a satisfying gulp. "Hmm, yeah I do, let's see... I collect money, hotties, and bubblebaths. Send any you got my way, thanks."

What advice would you have for your younger self?

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"Certainly!" Captain Owyn gestured towards the stairs leading below deck. "Cabins are right below, everything should already be prepared. If there's anything else you need, don't hesitate to ask myself or any of the crewmates." He tipped his hat and proceeded back to his duties, the first mate following suit.

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@Pakde Alright, you should be good to go in the IC~

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Meanwhile, outside in the open seas, a horn could be heard at a distance. The first mate hurried on deck to witness a smaller, sleeker ship in the distance that was slowly catching up, the flag of the shipping company hoisted and waving in the wind. As the captain made his way out to investigate, the smaller ship approached close enough for the crew's voices to be heard.

"Additional passenger!" the captain aboard the other ship yelled, as a rope ladder was soon thrown on board, affixed to the railing by the first mate. A red haired woman soon climbed aboard from the ladder, to the captain and first mate's curiosity as they looked to each other and then back to the newcomer.

"Additional passenger, eh? Well that's one way to board the ship! Welcome aboard!" the captain greeted the woman with a cheery smile and a tip of his tricorne as he took a puff of his cigar. "Cap'n Owyn, pleasure to be acquainted!"

@Grade

The ship's hold was dark and damp, filled with cargo and luggage, with little sign of life other than the muffled sounds of the surrounding ocean waves. There was little metal in any of the containers, save for one box which was filled with iron ingots. A job the ship took on transporting commercial goods, perhaps.

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Character Interview Questions

What power do you desire the most?

@Prisk

Daisy's eyes widen at the question. "What power do I desire the most!?" Her eyes roll up, absent-mindedly taking in the vastness of the sky, or perhaps ceiling, above, as her mouth droops open in contemplation, tongue pushing on the corner of her lip. She blinks, and her mind is made up. She looks back down at the questioner, starry confidence in her eyes. "The power to turn zombies into CANDY!"

- How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?

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@Pakde You're in the right place. Just had to give you the player role.

Will see if I can get your character introduced to IC today~

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@Pakde All looks good! Accepted!

Feel free to add her to the characters section.

I'll look to introduce her in the IC thread soon. Thinking we could say she boarded the company's smaller ship and caught up to the larger one after about an hour. That'll match up with the current timeline and you can get right into the RP. Let me know if that works for you~

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@Pakde Hey, love the intro post! I'm just wondering how to get your character on-board... I'm thinking it's only been about an hour since the ship left harbor, so catching up to it is still possible via a smaller vessel, which the company is able to offer.

So yeah, I think this could work.

Meanwhile feel free to post your character's details!