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<blockquote data-quote="Pentius" data-source="post: 5631525" data-attributes="member: 6676736">Noriaki looks up to Takahaan, and replies, his voice faint, as if he's paying only half attention.&nbsp; &quot;It was...I awoke on the Jenivere, to my...to the crew, telling me it was time for dinner.&nbsp; The soup, it was poisoned.&quot;&nbsp; Noriaki shakes his head.&nbsp; Tossing aside his cover, he stands and grabs his robes and jacket.&nbsp; As he puts them on, &quot;But that's neither here nor there.&quot;Dressed, Noriaki approaches the group at the campfire, and clears his throat for attention.&nbsp; &quot;Good morning, I trust everyone slept well?&nbsp; Good.&nbsp; I have finished reading the captain's logbook.&nbsp; Most of it was droll, but there seems to be a lot about this woman called Ieana.&nbsp; Captain Kovack was painfully unskilled at verse and exposition, but from his writings, the two seemed to be romantically involved.&nbsp; I'm afraid his head for the woman got in the way of his captaining, as he seems to have left out any mention of picking us up, or the Masked One, or the cargo, or anything that happened in Daunton, really.&nbsp; From his logs, the only thing you'd know happened these past few days was another inspired, yet terribly uncreative love poem writing session.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pentius, post: 5631525, member: 6676736"] Noriaki looks up to Takahaan, and replies, his voice faint, as if he's paying only half attention. [b][color="deepskyblue"]"It was...I awoke on the [i]Jenivere[/i], to my...to the crew, telling me it was time for dinner. The soup, it was poisoned."[/color][/b][color="deepskyblue"][/color] Noriaki shakes his head. Tossing aside his cover, he stands and grabs his robes and jacket. As he puts them on, [b][color="deepskyblue"]"But that's neither here nor there."[/color][/b][color="deepskyblue"][/color] Dressed, Noriaki approaches the group at the campfire, and clears his throat for attention. [b][color="deepskyblue"]"Good morning, I trust everyone slept well? Good. I have finished reading the captain's logbook. Most of it was droll, but there seems to be a lot about this woman called Ieana. Captain Kovack was painfully unskilled at verse and exposition, but from his writings, the two seemed to be romantically involved. I'm afraid his head for the woman got in the way of his captaining, as he seems to have left out any mention of picking us up, or the Masked One, or the cargo, or anything that happened in Daunton, really. From his logs, the only thing you'd know happened these past few days was another inspired, yet terribly uncreative love poem writing session."[/color][/b][color="deepskyblue"][/color] [/QUOTE]

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