It was not, perhaps, courteous, but Hadama was a busy man and in the hours after Sohalia had brought him a letter he had been even busier. He did not have time to walk through the city in a leisurely fashion, for there was more still to do after the meeting was over.
But he was still coming to beg a favor of the Ark's captain, and so he did not simply teleport into the captain's cabin. The Tidebreaker stepped out of the twilight shadows between moonbeams at the edge of the Ark's gangplank, emerald eyes as hard as the gemstones their coloration resembled as he inclined his head - briefly - to whoever was on duty.
"I have an appointment with your captain. He is expecting me," he rumbled, waiting only for the hint of permission to come aboard before heading for Jack's door, rapping lightly and again barely waiting for the sound of the captain's voice before he entered and shut the door behind him.
His thoughts were a dark tide behind his stoic poker face, but above all at their surface was a deep and abiding fear for Flora.
"Jack. Thank you for agreeing to see me so quickly."
But he was still coming to beg a favor of the Ark's captain, and so he did not simply teleport into the captain's cabin. The Tidebreaker stepped out of the twilight shadows between moonbeams at the edge of the Ark's gangplank, emerald eyes as hard as the gemstones their coloration resembled as he inclined his head - briefly - to whoever was on duty.
"I have an appointment with your captain. He is expecting me," he rumbled, waiting only for the hint of permission to come aboard before heading for Jack's door, rapping lightly and again barely waiting for the sound of the captain's voice before he entered and shut the door behind him.
His thoughts were a dark tide behind his stoic poker face, but above all at their surface was a deep and abiding fear for Flora.
"Jack. Thank you for agreeing to see me so quickly."
