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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 6667618" data-attributes="member: 11146">[section][align=left]http://i59.tinypic.com/2emg5xk.jpg[/align]Kid stood up from the table, his eyes lingering on the stack of empty bowls.&nbsp; He nodded at Barrington, then darted from the room, grateful to be spared from having to make a rejoinder about Blackheart.&nbsp; &quot;I'll nip out, then, cap'n.&nbsp; You wait 'ere.&nbsp; 'Alf a moment.&quot;&nbsp; The lad's attempt to emulate Barrington's proper English was laughable.When Kid gained the taproom's common area, he zeroed in on Surly.&nbsp; He angled his body toward Surly's table, then paused a beat and instead rounded on the bar, where he called for two small mugs of rum.&nbsp; He went to pay, pulling out then putting away the gold coin given him by Barrington.&nbsp; He patted the pocket where he stowed his treasure of a gold piece, telling himself he was keeping it for luck and not out of sentimentality.&nbsp; Instead, Kid fingered a few silver pieces in a different pocket and paid with those coins.&nbsp; He waited for the grog, then made for Surly's table.'The boy was careful not to make too much loud noise when he sat down and pushed the grog across the wooden-planked table within Surly's reach.&nbsp; &quot;'Aven't seen the likes of you round port fer a few days.&nbsp; You seen bet'er days.&quot;&nbsp; Kid tested the waters, and waited for Surly to accept the drink.[/section]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 6667618, member: 11146"] [section][align=left]http://i59.tinypic.com/2emg5xk.jpg[/align]Kid stood up from the table, his eyes lingering on the stack of empty bowls. He nodded at Barrington, then darted from the room, grateful to be spared from having to make a rejoinder about Blackheart. [color=teal]"I'll nip out, then, cap'n. You wait 'ere. 'Alf a moment."[/color] The lad's attempt to emulate Barrington's proper English was laughable. When Kid gained the taproom's common area, he zeroed in on Surly. He angled his body toward Surly's table, then paused a beat and instead rounded on the bar, where he called for two small mugs of rum. He went to pay, pulling out then putting away the gold coin given him by Barrington. He patted the pocket where he stowed his treasure of a gold piece, telling himself he was keeping it for luck and not out of sentimentality. Instead, Kid fingered a few silver pieces in a different pocket and paid with those coins. He waited for the grog, then made for Surly's table. ' The boy was careful not to make too much loud noise when he sat down and pushed the grog across the wooden-planked table within Surly's reach. [color=teal]"'Aven't seen the likes of you round port fer a few days. You seen bet'er days."[/color] Kid tested the waters, and waited for Surly to accept the drink.[/section] [/QUOTE]

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