Vorastrix: Rubious laughs at the dragons' string of questions. 'Well, the creator of the plane was powerful wizard interested in planar travel. I do not know his name, though it is rumoured that his undead form still rules the Planer-Harbour from the shadows. The plane is self-contained, like all demi-planes and is as large as you can see - the plane ends behind the ring of portals. The vision of clear skies is an illusion to make the place appear more homely. And I must say, i like it,' he says, smiling. Anyone swimming or flying far enough would just find his movement stopped by an irresistable force once he reaches the limit of the plane. It is the manner of all Demi-planes.'
Rubious' chest swells with pride as he reaches the ship. 'Ah The Sea Breeze, my pride and joy. She has been in my family for a century. She has served my travels well thus far, and I trust in the gods that she will for many years to come.'
He walks towards the gangway, nodding to crew as they stand loading up crates and barrels. He introduces you all to the lesser crew before making his way to the bridge, which commands a great view of the wharf.
Beni intoduces you to the ships more important crew. 'This is Derrick, my engineer. He's a master shipmason with decades of experience - most of them with me. Any questions about The Sea Breeze, you justask him,' Derrick is a dwarf, dressed in a simple leather wasitcoast. His head is bald and, like his arms and chest, is covered in swirling tattoos. His short beard is well-trimmed and complements his half-moon spectacles wonderfully.
He nods to you all, and greets you warmly. 'Ach, it's good ter see sum dwarves around here. Havent travelled with me kin for what seems like years. Good to have you all aboard.'
'This, is Drahluut,' saus Beni as he shows you his First Mate. The man is sinister creature, his skin akin to chromed steel or perhaps a mirror, and it reflects everying, your astonished stares included, in great detail. He wears loose trousers with large belt containing navigational equipment. He largely ignores the party, and seems too busy with the rest of the crew to take any notice of you.
