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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sunshadow21" data-source="post: 5892653" data-attributes="member: 6667193">"Well, what you lack in obvious talent, you, and your, uhm, pet make up for in enthusiam and the entertainment value alone should be worth it. Report to the dock at sunset for your ship assignment. In the meantime, I would suggest staying away from steamy novels to base your knowledge upon; while many a sailor would love for such adventures to happen to them, the reality is usually much more boring. Now if you all will excuse me, we still have several more taverns to visit, and it seems unlikely that we shall find anymore here as the noise from the common room has dropped down." The two officers depart the room, and the group is left to themselves and the leftover snacks. After departing to take care of their own business before reporting to work, the rest of the afternoon passes by quickly, and the only worrying thing is that when you look out toward the sea, you see a gathering storm. Reporting to the appointed dock at the appointed time, you find a lot of small skiffs along the dock and the outline of a large fleet sitting farther out in the harbor. You are assigned to one of the smaller escort vessels, the Lady Felicity, and find yourselves assigned to the same late morning watch as well. After being rowed out to your ship and getting settled in, word spreads that the fleet, originally intending to leave harbor as soon full darkness it, will be staying in the harbor due to the approaching storm. You don't look forward to a long night on board a ship that even in the harbor will feel the effects of the storm.[ooc]I'll give you a chance to rp to this point before moving on Sunday.[/ooc]</blockquote>

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