Island Empire Part 2, Mermaid's Rest
Finn Hunter
After reading the note, Finn turns to address the captain. "Captain Morwyn, it looks like one of the avenues of information I opened last night may be bearing fruit. A possible ally for us in our quest has consented to see me today at noon for luncheon. Might I be at liberty to make this meeting? Captain de Grassie would be a valuable ally, and might know more of this fortress and of tomorrow's masque."
After reading the note, Finn turns to address the captain. "Captain Morwyn, it looks like one of the avenues of information I opened last night may be bearing fruit. A possible ally for us in our quest has consented to see me today at noon for luncheon. Might I be at liberty to make this meeting? Captain de Grassie would be a valuable ally, and might know more of this fortress and of tomorrow's masque."
Scotley
Hero
Luncheon with the Captain
After the breakfast discussions (which I assume are continuing), Finn prepares to visit the 'Lady in White.' Marienna has a suggestion, "Those fellows lurking about seem to be getting bolder by the minute. I suggest you take a ship's boat and make your way by sea rather than 'land' if you take my meaning. After Radoon and Rook's encounter I think it might be best that none of us wander about without significant numbers. You could take a couple of men with you as rowers."
After the breakfast discussions (which I assume are continuing), Finn prepares to visit the 'Lady in White.' Marienna has a suggestion, "Those fellows lurking about seem to be getting bolder by the minute. I suggest you take a ship's boat and make your way by sea rather than 'land' if you take my meaning. After Radoon and Rook's encounter I think it might be best that none of us wander about without significant numbers. You could take a couple of men with you as rowers."
Finn Hunter
With the Captain's consent, Finn pulls a bit of parchment from one of his belt pouches, and writes a reply for the waiting sailor. "Mr. Rook, Marienna's suggestion does make since, and I am sure you have some information about our quest from Mr. Marin of which I am not privy. Perhaps you would consider accompanying me to meet Captain De Grassie. Hopefully, we can convince her to aid us in this matter, and I do wish to give her as much cause to do so as possible."
For the DM [sblock] Finn's note says, "Dear Captain, It will indeed be my pleasure to attend you this afternoon. I will be accompanied by a companion, Rook, who knows additional information about one of the topics I wish to discuss with you. It is always a pleasure.
Your servant,
Phineas Hunter. [/sblock]
With the Captain's consent, Finn pulls a bit of parchment from one of his belt pouches, and writes a reply for the waiting sailor. "Mr. Rook, Marienna's suggestion does make since, and I am sure you have some information about our quest from Mr. Marin of which I am not privy. Perhaps you would consider accompanying me to meet Captain De Grassie. Hopefully, we can convince her to aid us in this matter, and I do wish to give her as much cause to do so as possible."
For the DM [sblock] Finn's note says, "Dear Captain, It will indeed be my pleasure to attend you this afternoon. I will be accompanied by a companion, Rook, who knows additional information about one of the topics I wish to discuss with you. It is always a pleasure.
Your servant,
Phineas Hunter. [/sblock]
Morwyn
"Mr. Finn, I don't know that I have any information which you don't; if so I appologize, for it was my intent to fill you in completel, though I may have overlooked some details. I'll be happy to accompany you, for I am most interested in learning anything which might possibly aid our endeavor.
I agree with Mr. Radoon, time is pressing. If I could confirm that young Marin was present in a particular location, I would advocate moving without delay. However, I fear making a mistake, tipping our hand, and setting the entire populace against us. I hope that your contact can corroborate our current theories, and give us a course to steer."
"Mr. Finn, I don't know that I have any information which you don't; if so I appologize, for it was my intent to fill you in completel, though I may have overlooked some details. I'll be happy to accompany you, for I am most interested in learning anything which might possibly aid our endeavor.
I agree with Mr. Radoon, time is pressing. If I could confirm that young Marin was present in a particular location, I would advocate moving without delay. However, I fear making a mistake, tipping our hand, and setting the entire populace against us. I hope that your contact can corroborate our current theories, and give us a course to steer."
Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Rook
"I'll be happy to accompany you, Mr. Finn. I may need a nap first . . ."
"I'll be happy to accompany you, Mr. Finn. I may need a nap first . . ."
mleibrock
First Post
Radoon - Mariner/Fighter/Master Thrower
Radoon will make rounds and see how the crew is doing, checking on morale, hangovers, if anyone seems to need anything...
He will also make a point to see M. and ask if she'd like to have dinner on top deck later.
OCC - I have no idea what time it might be right now.
Radoon will make rounds and see how the crew is doing, checking on morale, hangovers, if anyone seems to need anything...
He will also make a point to see M. and ask if she'd like to have dinner on top deck later.
OCC - I have no idea what time it might be right now.
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