001. ( the saltwater cure ) — voice.
[ First, there is the sound of the sea — cresting waves, shimmering crashes. Then, the vast buoyed ache of wood loved too well by salt and sun. Voices boom, bark, and scatter about though none are distinct save one (who does not seem so keen on proper introductions): ]
I'm here on behalf of a man named Captain Samuel Vane — or Quicksilver Sam, as his reputation travels. I suppose you can also say that means I'm here on behalf of the man who calls himself the merchant. I hear you're already acquainted.
There is a group of you who travels east. I met some of you... in the forests, the village Ke-Waihu, but our paths diverged.
[ He is stern but an apology still lies beneath its surface. Still, he's here for a reason and so gets on with it. ]
Now, Captain Vane is ready to offer his vessel as a means to reach your next destination. He is also sailing east.
[ Here, his words slow and measure, though they remain heavy with what he doesn't say. ]
He doesn't desire money or goods in exchange for your [ our?? ] passage. Only safety... "sainted protection."
[ It's then that gulls cry overhead and across the crack of sail cloth. ]
Look for the Pariah.
I'm here on behalf of a man named Captain Samuel Vane — or Quicksilver Sam, as his reputation travels. I suppose you can also say that means I'm here on behalf of the man who calls himself the merchant. I hear you're already acquainted.
There is a group of you who travels east. I met some of you... in the forests, the village Ke-Waihu, but our paths diverged.
[ He is stern but an apology still lies beneath its surface. Still, he's here for a reason and so gets on with it. ]
Now, Captain Vane is ready to offer his vessel as a means to reach your next destination. He is also sailing east.
[ Here, his words slow and measure, though they remain heavy with what he doesn't say. ]
He doesn't desire money or goods in exchange for your [ our?? ] passage. Only safety... "sainted protection."
[ It's then that gulls cry overhead and across the crack of sail cloth. ]
Look for the Pariah.

un: xunxian; voice
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un: Black Prince; text
un: smithery
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[ The bar is low, in his experience.]
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un: absterge
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Do you have a saint among you?
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What enemies besiege him?
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un: man's greatest treasure (voice)
Thank you for bringing us the message, uhm... [NAME??]
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I apologize. It's Sumeragi Subaru. ...Subaru is fine. This won't be your first time at sea?
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un : dappled peals of the parted seas (voice)
There seems to be a slight misunderstanding about who we are, though.
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un: V; voice
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voice; un: iwannahexyouup
[ He knows that's not how anything works in this place, but he's still a little skeptical of going on an unknown ship to an unknown destination. ]
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[ His point is explicit: it's a good deal for as many passengers as they have, who have no passports, no official means that may afford them something other than, well. A pirate ship. ]
I've been aboard the Pariah for some time now. The Captain isn't an ill-tempered man. [ . ] He's also not one who would forfeit our lives at the risk of being stuck with our vengeful spirits as a result. However, I can ask if he has a map he'd be willing to part with.
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un: white pawn; voice
[You can't see his face, but Anduin is definitely making a face at this choice of words here.]
I -- am a priest, but I'm not sure that qualifies.
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un: eclipse | audio
Thanks for letting us know. [ What choice does he have but to go along with it, anyway? They can't stay here. ] Did you have something to do with the negotiations, or did they just decide to make you the middleman?
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The latter, then the former. I was sent to shield the ship, and by extension, its crew. From there, the Captain placed enough trust in my ability to invite your party as he plans to travel east.
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