1 Like
1 Like
Let the games begin!
Test
1 Like
MONGER
1 Like
The galley was in fine order and looking through the cooler, a box that appeared to work with a permanent cooling spell inside of it, she found a collection of sliced meats, cheeses and several loaves of bread. It looked good, but it pretty much filled the cooler and she couldn’t figure out why Candle said they would be eating well unless he like cold cuts a lot more than she ever had reason to believe.
She found a serving platter in the cupboard and put out an assortment of meats and cheeses, along with slices of bread from one of the loaves along with a few condiments, and brought them up on deck for Candle.
“Thanks,” he told her, layering several slices of a spiced beef on a slice of bread and slathering it with mustard. He thought about it for a moment then added some cheese and another slice of bread. “Is there anything to drink?”
“I should have thought about that,” Oceanvine apologized. “I’ll be right back.” She scooted back down to the galley just as Silverwind was climbing back on deck. They did a little dance as they each tried to move out of the other’s way, then Silverwind reached out and put his hands on her shoulders and gently rotated with her until she had a clear path to the galley.
“What happened?” he asked Candle, “She forgot something to drink?” Candle nodded. “I hope she finds some beer down there. There’s something about salt air that goes well with a good lager.”
Candle agreed, then asked, “Any idea of where we’ll be bound after Castelon?”
Silverwind closed his eyes and cast the spell that would activate the tracer he had planted on Arithan. “I think he’s headed for the Isle of Fire, or at least he is so far, though he may decide to change course. We’ll have to keep an eye on him.”
Now I want to see spiders @mareli83
EXT. THE UNICORN DECK - NIGHT
SIR FRANCIS turns and walks to the PORTHOLE and RED RACKHAM whips his SWORD into the hull.
RED RACKHAM
yelling
Come back and face me!
