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<blockquote data-quote="Erekose13" data-source="post: 3829327" data-attributes="member: 3387">Jerrell watches from the bow of the ship as Alix climbs down with the ring tucked out of sight.&nbsp; It takes a few moments for Alix to get back into the small boat, but before long he is back on his way towards the docks nearby.&nbsp; The darkness hides a lot of his movement as few torches remain sputtering in the late night.With only two in-experienced sailors at hand Jerrell has a lot of work ahead of him to move this ship around to the other side of the bay.&nbsp; He quickly instructs Tereg on the finer points of steering and makes sure the short faen has something to stand on while accessing the wheel.&nbsp; Together he and Nathan finish unfurling the sails.&nbsp; There is a slight breeze blowing which is good because with the inexperienced crew he'd prefer to take is slow.Straining on the lines he manages to tug the sails round to pick up the breeze and begin moving out of the harbor.&nbsp; Adding to the difficulty is the issue with light. Thankfully most of the other ships and small fishing boats are anchored closer to the docks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Erekose13, post: 3829327, member: 3387"] Jerrell watches from the bow of the ship as Alix climbs down with the ring tucked out of sight. It takes a few moments for Alix to get back into the small boat, but before long he is back on his way towards the docks nearby. The darkness hides a lot of his movement as few torches remain sputtering in the late night. With only two in-experienced sailors at hand Jerrell has a lot of work ahead of him to move this ship around to the other side of the bay. He quickly instructs Tereg on the finer points of steering and makes sure the short faen has something to stand on while accessing the wheel. Together he and Nathan finish unfurling the sails. There is a slight breeze blowing which is good because with the inexperienced crew he'd prefer to take is slow. Straining on the lines he manages to tug the sails round to pick up the breeze and begin moving out of the harbor. Adding to the difficulty is the issue with light. Thankfully most of the other ships and small fishing boats are anchored closer to the docks. [/QUOTE]

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