Sah
Sah's brow furrowed when it was clear that his words had cut deeper than intended. He nudged Tal's shoulder with his own as he quietly spoke, "They're lucky to have you." Words spoken, he returned to the prior conversation as if he hadn't just said something kind to the courier.
It seemed like courtesy was becoming a thing on the ship as Tal stifled his words. The Abandoned snickered, "Stormbreak, Errand Boy. You can say the name. I won't start crying." He rolled his eyes and started walking towards the small structure where the pilot was steering from.
As he passed Tal, Sah nudged his shoulder again, this time a bit more forcefully. A mischievous smirk stretches across his face. "As long as you don't try to take the controls from the captain."
The duo arrived and with a small knock, the door opened to reveal the co-captain who glanced at them in confusion. The captain remained standing beside a massive inlaid table. On it were maps, and other contraptions that the Outlander didn't recognize but assumed were for navigating. One was definitely a compass of some kind.
Right in front of the captain was a large steering wheel and some other lever thing that she had a hand on. Sah glanced at the table in bafflement. "What does all of this even do]?"
It seemed like courtesy was becoming a thing on the ship as Tal stifled his words. The Abandoned snickered, "Stormbreak, Errand Boy. You can say the name. I won't start crying." He rolled his eyes and started walking towards the small structure where the pilot was steering from.
As he passed Tal, Sah nudged his shoulder again, this time a bit more forcefully. A mischievous smirk stretches across his face. "As long as you don't try to take the controls from the captain."
The duo arrived and with a small knock, the door opened to reveal the co-captain who glanced at them in confusion. The captain remained standing beside a massive inlaid table. On it were maps, and other contraptions that the Outlander didn't recognize but assumed were for navigating. One was definitely a compass of some kind.
Right in front of the captain was a large steering wheel and some other lever thing that she had a hand on. Sah glanced at the table in bafflement. "What does all of this even do]?"
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
