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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 3009653" data-attributes="member: 7280">DM:[SBLOCK]Women? Children? @#$%! What sort of pirates are these?Nelson watches the camp for a while, trying to gather up his courage. Dammit, this would have been a lot easier if the rest of them hadn't have let the mules kick them in the head at birth. Nelson sighed.Finally steeling his resolve, Nelson waited for a moment when no one would be looking, and walked out onto the trail leadinging into the camp. Shaking his sun-bleached hair out and putting a smile onto his face to disarm those who might look at him, Nelson walked boldly into the camp as if he weren't risking his life at all. To those in the camp that don't immediately accost him, he smiles, nods and waves as if he were merely making his way through the streets of Seawell. Walking confidently, Nelson strides towards the dwarf that seems to be in charge.This better work. I don't know if Seawell could deal with the blow of having me die out here all alone, Nelson thought.OOC: How Nelson greets anyone more than that should be sort of dependent on how they greet him and who does that. Spending an action point on Diplomacy to change everyone's inclination toward Nelson as he enters (hoping that he has the full minute needed to do so). Sense Motive to try to figure out what exactly Nelson is getting in to, regarding "pirates" with women and children about isn't going to be pretty. Specifically, Nelson is looking for indicators that they might be slavers or something like that, because if there is anyone from Seawell in here he's going to have to dance a different tune than he might otherwise.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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