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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J. Alexander" data-source="post: 2444837" data-attributes="member: 28453">The Funeral RitesAs Nac'Losin completes the rites and moves below decks, Michael will hold the crew in assembly. when she has completly disappeared he will move back to the railing and address the crew. "We shall hold a memorial/victory feast in one hour. Master Avilonor has been hard at work this day preparing it. I ask that at least 1/2 of a division be on duty at all times durig the feast and the rest may join in. Those on duty may partake of the food while it is hot.  In memory of our fallen comrade, each member shall be giving one months wages as a memorial so that they may enjoy their stay in Mermaid's Rest. Enjoy gentlemen.  Company dismissed" As the crew begins to change and prepare to feast, Michael will take command of the quarterdeck and will signal Grond and Guiesspiee to join him. Once they have he will say "While our crew partakes of the feast, we should remain on watch. Light the laterns so as to dispell the gloom. Grond you will control the forecastle and I will remain on the quarterdeck. Guiesspee you are to patrol the main deck and check with each of us."  Saying this, MIchael will produce two of the pearl earring and give them each one to wear and show them how to work it. Michael does not suspect anthing may happen but he will be prepared.  Lowering his voice he will say "As soon as we make a safe port of call and become more acquainted with the crew, we will enjoy a splendid evening . Until then I ask that you, bear with the extra duty and the lack of opportunit to relax." So how goes the funeral feast and does Michael spot anything out of the ordinary or of interest?</blockquote>

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