I TOLD HER I DON'T KNOW / joining

[daniel]

Having no one and nowhere to go was a concept that Danny also understood, despite his age making that fact sort of morbid. And like Roy, he too had arrived on the shores of the Typhoon. Funny how that worked. For him, it had been an accident, he hadn't deliberately chosen the pirates to roll with, Roy at least had that much, it made assimilating easier.

The ring of the bell was...quieter than usual, most newcomers practically having a boxing match with it, or at least that's what it sounded like. To be honest, the brief and gentle metallic echo grabbed the canine's attention, pulling his eyes from a small crab crawling away into the surf up to where the sound originated. His steps towards the gate were cautious, he was alone at the moment after all, and if something wanted to eat him, no one would realize until it was much too late. Perhaps a ridiculous notion, something so threatening wouldn't ring the bell...right? The shadow of the severed head spooked him before he could even get the chance to be afraid of Roy, jumping with a surprised yelp when he thought it may have even moved. Look, he'd heard the stories, he wasn't going to suggest taking it down, but he wasn't going to pretend it didn't ruin his day every time he saw it.

"Usually someone's here who can, y'know, help you there. Just hold on a minute." A long exhale passed through his nostrils, having held his breath instinctively and not realizing it. On the bright side, he'd managed an entire sentence without fucking it up.

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