Zircon
Sedang Berasmara
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I awoke, and immediately thought that I had gone mad. All around were blue skies and equally blue seas. Rolling seas, I might add. And since I did not have anything left to vomit up, I was feeling slightly better than I did before.
I look around at our motley bunch, and of course, the hardy and bearded Northmen, rowing to the beat of a drum. Everyone did not seemed to be worse for wear, except for minor bruises and cuts. My armor was starting to get heavy, and I knew that if no oil was applied soon, it would rust down to nothing, especially since sea water was notorious for accelerating the rusting process.
I stood up to ask the swarthy Captain, Danic, I believe was his name, for some oil before my armor became useless, when I saw too in the distant behind us, a sail. It was following our wake, and since we were not heading for any known destination yet, it was assumed that the Sorcerer had sent it after us. All I needed to do was to find a sword to make sure that the sea would claim forever whoever was pursuing us.
“Captain, do you think if you can spare some oil for my armor, and perhaps a sword?” I asked, inclining my head towards the speck which was getting larger.
And then I noticed the Dwarf standing beside the Northwoman, while a deck hand was getting some oil. I walked over towards him and the Northwoman. I turned towards the Dwarf, and gave him the wet scroll, “My good fellow. Do you think you can read this scroll. I don’t know how to read Runic.”
At the same time, I was looking directly into the blue eyes of the Northwoman, seeing the pleased glint in them.
“My Lady.” I inclined my head, as I waited for the Dwarf’s answer.
I awoke, and immediately thought that I had gone mad. All around were blue skies and equally blue seas. Rolling seas, I might add. And since I did not have anything left to vomit up, I was feeling slightly better than I did before.
I look around at our motley bunch, and of course, the hardy and bearded Northmen, rowing to the beat of a drum. Everyone did not seemed to be worse for wear, except for minor bruises and cuts. My armor was starting to get heavy, and I knew that if no oil was applied soon, it would rust down to nothing, especially since sea water was notorious for accelerating the rusting process.
I stood up to ask the swarthy Captain, Danic, I believe was his name, for some oil before my armor became useless, when I saw too in the distant behind us, a sail. It was following our wake, and since we were not heading for any known destination yet, it was assumed that the Sorcerer had sent it after us. All I needed to do was to find a sword to make sure that the sea would claim forever whoever was pursuing us.
“Captain, do you think if you can spare some oil for my armor, and perhaps a sword?” I asked, inclining my head towards the speck which was getting larger.
And then I noticed the Dwarf standing beside the Northwoman, while a deck hand was getting some oil. I walked over towards him and the Northwoman. I turned towards the Dwarf, and gave him the wet scroll, “My good fellow. Do you think you can read this scroll. I don’t know how to read Runic.”
At the same time, I was looking directly into the blue eyes of the Northwoman, seeing the pleased glint in them.
“My Lady.” I inclined my head, as I waited for the Dwarf’s answer.