Memories on a Storm's Edge

[Jaesrri]

Jaesrri stood at the ship's rail, not far from the prow. She had finished the unimportant task she'd turned her hand to, and indulged in a moment to recall the last few weeks. Following her precipitous departure from her last berth, she'd signed on with Captain Flint. Already, with not even a month on the ship behind her, she felt more at home than she had since the awful day on the WindTamer when she'd been cut loose in the world with the sail that had carried her father to the locker.

Looking up from her revirie Jae noticed storm clouds on the horizon and the damp energized feel of the stiffening breeze, so she pushed the past back where it belonged and turned to head for the rigging, where, if she'd read the signs right, she'd be needed before long.

[Jak]

Jak sat in his quarters staring out one of the musky and unkept windows. His feet raised high ontop of a table containing maps and charts of the Sea. His eyes squinted as he struggled to see out of the window and saw clouds beginning to roll in the area, or perhaps they were moving to the storm. He held a coin and flipped it up and down on his thumb as he decided slowly on what to do. He quickly dropped his feet and walked over to the door of his quarters and grabbed his trusty tricorne and coat. He walked out already and always being well equiped.

With his awkward stagger ever so appearant he began shouting out orders to the crew. He grabbed onto a rope and began tugging on it to ensure the rigging of the ship. Although it was hardly needed, he just acted as if he was doing something. "Lady Jae! Is there a reason you're lounging around when there is but little time before the incoming storm brews away at this ship." He asked with a tilted head and wide eyes.

[Jaesrri]

"Most of wha' needs doin' has already been done as far as preparation goes, and wha' hasn't already has sailors on't. I'm jus keepin' out of th' way for the moment, which is better'n what your up to." Jae answered the captain curtly, her temper gone sour with the weather.