born with salt on my skin
The women, collectively, ain’t doing well. And it’s not because they’re women, it’s because all of a sudden a herald’a monsoon season comes rollin’ over the water an’ arrives unannounced at the bar’s door, strong enough to throw sand in their faces an’ if the door isn’t positioned right, throw it against its wranglers. Which is, unfortunately, exactly what happens. When the first stings of sand hit Raza, she whips around t’protect her eyes, and unfortunately, the brunt of it hits
As for the other pair, it really just isn’t Maeve’s day, is it? With all the open hatches in the Hanged Man, the wind is funneled towards them from an unusual angle (don’t ask me how), throwing the door back onto both
When the wind passes, Raza uncurls an’ looks at the other three. “Everyone all right?” she asks, clearly a bit concerned. They didn’t sign up for this kinda’a work, but… it’s a perfect example as t’why the bar needs to be protected. Those monsoon winds can be fierce.
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Rotten rolls all around, fam
Keep doin’ your previous task. No post order.
and the sea in my blood
RAZA