found footage | open, intro

[elijah]

[div style="margin: 0 auto; border-width:0; width: 70%; text-align: justify; font-family: arial; line-height: 1.5; font-size: 9pt;"]Elijah was untrusting of those outside of The Typhoon but once he knows they are pirates, he's simply too open to them. Being young and naive, he was gullible beyond compare. It was easy for him to believe in a crewmate's sob story or adventure of trekking into mysterious mountains to fight an evil dragon. To his luck, he still managed to maintain rather distant to The Typhoon. Although he pounced directly into situations, speaking quickly and excitedly - not caring about the consequences that may follow - his selective hearing made it difficult for him to engage in proper conversations. His mind was simply darting back and forth, refusing to stay still because boredom would always creep into his tiny, buzzing mind. The kitten simply had too much to think about. He didn't realise the joy of living in the moment, as if his heart were unable to take the mundaneness of reality swimming around him. The child liked to escape into the realms of fantasy, holding tightly at the chains as he pretends to soar on dragons or take down battle ships with an imaginary firebreath. The only problem was that it got lonely and the only ones who would listen to him would be his toys...or at least, they wouldn't walk away if they got bored. Perhaps it was why Elijah found it so easy to believe the words of other pirates, taking almost everything to heart because his heart had room for everyone.

The ragdoll waddles closer to his sister, noticing her weave through bodies and struggling to keep up. He wanted to know what she was doing, stumbling for a moment and tripping onto his belly. He coughs, shaking his head and slowly getting back up to follow her, curious with where she was going until he finally noticed the tiger who was restrained by ropes. He didn't know why the poor, bandaged creature was tied back, nor was he listening to Kaisa's words as she tried to speak to the creature. Everything fell on deaf ears, the little ragdoll toddling closer to the feral male. He blinks, seeing the way the ropes were tied. If he were allowed to, he would attempt to climb over the tiger, letting his legs dangle as he pulls himself over. He will then try to loosen the rope but will probably only achieve in making it less constricting than managing to undo it, strongly pitying the tiger because he didn't know what horrible pirate would have done this (of course, he didn't know that the stranger was dangerous - he only felt inclined to help). "The knot is too complicated..." he whispers to himself, biting his lip as he tried to figure out it.