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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3848059" data-attributes="member: 11520">OOC: I asked if the consensus was to bring the ship in for a look and no one argued. It is unlikely that the crew would obey an order from the Gnome, but Terry passes the word and soon the Rumpled Bedsheet is underway.The ship makes its way around the 'Rest without incident and makes a pass going halfway around the complex behind the floating wall. Soon the crewman makes his way down to from the crows' next to report. He looks rather pale. Within the wall is large floating dry-dock with a two story building on it and two ships one partly disassembled and the other almost completely stripped down to the ribs. The pieces of both ships are carefully laid out and marked with some sort of runes. The crewman has served Captain Marin for some years and is sure the two ships are the Lorraina Fare and the Daughter of Cambre which have been lost. A tarp covers part of the dry-dock and from the crow's nest it was impossible to see what might be under it. There is also a sleek yacht, a small boat and an even smaller rowboat tied up within. Things fairly quiet within the wall just now with a few guards patrolling the walls and the roof of the building as well as a handful of workmen around the ships on the dry dock. There is no sign of the large number of undead seen previously as now there are only perhaps a dozen zombies working to move some pieces around on the dock. That is quite enough for the crewman. There was also another large ship previously seen afloat within the wall that seems to have sailed elsewhere.</blockquote>

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