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[OPEN] there is a light that i leave on
WHO: Wysteria, Marcoulf, Flint and OPEN
WHAT: Open post/catch-all/buries myself in top levels
WHEN: Harvestmere
WHERE: Kirkwall and misc
NOTES: Prose or brackets are a-okay. Feel free to hit me up on DM or discord if you want something specific that isn't here. Just posting a wildcard and winging it is awesome too.
WHAT: Open post/catch-all/buries myself in top levels
WHEN: Harvestmere
WHERE: Kirkwall and misc
NOTES: Prose or brackets are a-okay. Feel free to hit me up on DM or discord if you want something specific that isn't here. Just posting a wildcard and winging it is awesome too.

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I would point out my ship were the weather or hour more friendly to it. And yourself, serah? I recall our mutual friend describing you as some kind of warrior and completely neglect to mention any of your work for the Inquisition. I wasn't aware I was acquainted with the woman in charge of keeping us in the good favor of the local population.
[There's nothing whatsoever pointed about it. If she wanted to have idle conversation as they make their way along the docks, then she's welcome to it.]
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[ She follows along with it, one step in front of the other. Her gaze flicking up to him from time to time, eyes lifting from the path. Then back again when she speaks - directing herself in that simple manner: forward, onwards. ] But she was not wrong, of course, I am a warrior, and yes, I do my best to see our goodwill ensured, and whatever that allows me aside. Limited though that might be. Is there anything you would have seen too on behalf of the local crews?
[ The same offer, really, she gives anyone who might have an issue she does not know about. ]
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[He makes a show of patting it under his arm as if searching for some hard edge in the bundle of fabric.]
No, I believe they're well rationed and accounted for. Only prone to the same disease all sailors in harbor suffer from. [And before she can jump to something venereal (though, let's be candid, that isn't off the table completely), he clarifies:] Restlessness. But I'll let you know should anything occur to me.
[There are things he could ask for now, in this moment. But better, he thinks, to be understood as independent for the time being, as permanent as any other trade crew in these waters.]
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Is not restlessness the true disease of all sailors and soldiers alike? They do cause a mess. [ Her eyebrow lifts, her head tilts, come now, give her dues in minding. ] Though I am sure the feared, mighty and dashing Captain Flint keeps his crew completely in line and I need not worry over much.
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You shouldn't worry at all.
[All mild good humor as they cut their way toward up through the fog.]
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You set my foolish heart at ease, Captain.
[ Barely kept from laughter - quick as she was to it. Flicking her fingers at him to wave him on in their walk. Taking the next corner by lead to wind them further up the street to the light of a lantern. ]
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So, easy good humor tonight and favors on some other tomorrow.]
Pleased to hear it. [For good measure:] The same naturally applies in reverse - should you need assistance in some matter or another, I'd hear it.
[Theoretically speaking.]
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No, not at the moment. [ And there is the weight of it, where his gambit will always pay out. Her line of work, as it stands, is always in need of favours. There is always someone who needs help, always something that needs doing, and it needed to be done yesterday. ] Unless you know of a group of smiths and carpenters who are also at times, combat ready, that don't mind working in places like the alienage, and can be called out of bed at a moment's notice and can assure me that they won't run their tongues against Dwarf, Elf, Quanari or Mage.
[ Only the half impossible. Is what she means. ]
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You might have better luck pulling down the moon. But I'll pass along a recommendation should I come across such able hands.
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She fishes rather less ladylike to the top of her bodice as they talk, tugging out the key from where she hides it below her clothes. Best not make it easy for any thief, ignoring what it might say about her that she does such a thing as she holds it between her fingers. ]
I would settle if they can simply mind their manners for the short term. [ A mournful sigh, turning away from him as she puts the key to lock - the damn thing old and always stuck, and with it she shoves with her shoulder into the wood to make it move with a faint huff of breath before it finally swings open. Gesturing with a hand for him to follow her up the small, dinky little staircase that took a sudden sharp left as it went up. ] Something to drink for your trouble, Captain?
[ It's not an illicit offer, or despite the teasing back and forth - something with an undertone, just that he had carried all that material for her, after all, and she was raised with manners. ]
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[What business needs doing in the middle of the night? Plenty. But more to the point, there will be a boat waiting for him along the docks and he'd rather not leave those men there for long. He'd return to find it abandoned in favor of the taverns and whatever cheap brothel was nearest.]
Another time, maybe.
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But perhaps it's enough that it's this, as they come to the little door at the top of the stairs. Taking her key out from where it's hidden in her top, ( a discrete digging around as she steps in front of him to get it out ). Once it's open she steps through and gives him a little room to come up to the landing. ]
Another time, then. [ Yes, maybe it is enough. Her smiles picks at the corner of her mouth and on whimsy, or great act so far: she lifts her hands to place them palm to palm, bowing her head over them. Her eyes lowering with the gesture, the gold on her brow swaying briefly from the flat decorate disk.
Then she drops, bending at the knees, and touches the ground briefly beside his foot with outstretched fingers. ] Blessings for your trip back. [ An explanation for brief action before she rises back up. Moving on past how strange it might be to reach for her package once more. ]
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Enjoy what's left of your evening.