03-01-2021, 11:12 PM
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☠ | Séamus Ó Faoláin
"Feckin 'ell." The Irishman groaned, sea-green gaze snapping awake to ruins. A gentle rain continued to strike his sore body, curled protectively around a tiny kitten and young black mamba. The battered remains of what had once been a sailboat lay scattered all around him, brought down by rough waters onto the sparkling beach. Her sailing days are over.
The small wildcat nosed his daughter gently. "Well. We're alright," he murmured optimistically. Of course, Séamus himself had seen better days, but neither Rowena nor Niamh were hurt and that was more than enough for him.
"Your mother certainly 'as timin," he chuckled halfheartedly, struggling into a sitting position. The storm had been no fault of Myra's of course, though he would have appreciated a warning before she sent them off. Not that she didn't have other things on her mind; such as a rival pirate crew causing hers trouble. She'd simply been overeager, he knew, to send their tiny daughter someplace away from a potential firefight. A good call, even if it did, unfortunately, send them into stormy waters.
To greater misfortune, the pirate did not recognize the beach as belonging to his intended destination -- he saw none of the Typhoon's familiar landmarks. He squinted against the rain, finding the sand's edge was met with a forest instead of a tropical jungle, twisted and foreign. "I 'ate to admit it, but 've no clue where we are."
And moving certainly hurt. At least the rain wasn't nearly as harsh as it had been over the ocean.
The small wildcat nosed his daughter gently. "Well. We're alright," he murmured optimistically. Of course, Séamus himself had seen better days, but neither Rowena nor Niamh were hurt and that was more than enough for him.
"Your mother certainly 'as timin," he chuckled halfheartedly, struggling into a sitting position. The storm had been no fault of Myra's of course, though he would have appreciated a warning before she sent them off. Not that she didn't have other things on her mind; such as a rival pirate crew causing hers trouble. She'd simply been overeager, he knew, to send their tiny daughter someplace away from a potential firefight. A good call, even if it did, unfortunately, send them into stormy waters.
To greater misfortune, the pirate did not recognize the beach as belonging to his intended destination -- he saw none of the Typhoon's familiar landmarks. He squinted against the rain, finding the sand's edge was met with a forest instead of a tropical jungle, twisted and foreign. "I 'ate to admit it, but 've no clue where we are."
And moving certainly hurt. At least the rain wasn't nearly as harsh as it had been over the ocean.
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