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Intro Log: October 2014
Have an intro log for the month of October!
Who: Any and all new characters, as well as anyone hanging out on or around Isla Empieza!
Where: Near the fountain in the town center.
When: New characters will arrive around October 10th! The log is good for as long as you need it.
What: You've just been dropped on your head in a weird new world. Time to figure out what the heck is going on!
Status: VERY OPEN.
It's cold. The day is cloudy and a chilly wind blows from the East, rattling the red and golden leaves of the forest just outside the town. There's a definite chill in the air and the residents of Empieza don't seem too happy either. Some are grumpy, others are going out of their way to be downright malicious, so be careful that the free beer isn't poisoned or the apples that are piled around in barrels don't contain anything you'd really regret eating.
The town even lends itself to a more sinister appearance with lanterns strung throughout and overhead, that at night, cast everything in an uncertain light and make the shadows seem longer and more dangerous. Ask the residents what they're for and they'll just give you a long look and say, somewhat cryptically: "You'll see."
HAVE FUN! And welcome to High Seas!
Cherri Cola - OTA
Cola walked, avoiding some people (those that looked like they fit in, he himself didn't look to fit in). He tucked his mask into his vest, his pistol into his belt, and the journal was folded up and put in his back pocket after reading it.
He wandered, looking very out of place with his strange style and blue streak in his hair. Answers didn't come easy, and the locals seemed more interested in him getting on a boat and getting the hell out of here.
Honestly, that didn't sound like a bad idea. Spend the rest of his days (or spend all of his afterlife?) on a boat in the water? Better then a desert, that was for sure.
You can find the man in town, near the fountain investigating it, or at the docs, considering over what he can do and can't do.
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Link was lingering by the fountain, keeping an eye out for newcomers. This was where they showed up, after all. He spotted Cola with a small, hopeful smile. He looked able-bodied. A positive first impression.
"Have you just arrived?" Link approached with an amicable smile, his thumbs slipped under his belt.
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When someone spoke, he gave a faint smile, turning to look at... and elf? huh. Interesting. “You could say that. Few hours ago, but yeah. is it that obvious?” He knew it was. He didn’t try hiding himself.
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"Nigh unmistakable." He offered another smile. "My name is Link."
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Looking back to link he gave a smile. "Cherri Cola. And I suppose I can't help how I look. This is standard back in the land of the living." Shhh, he died, so this is the afterlife, right?
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But really, he was dead, as well, wasn't he?
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Either way was actually boggling, honestly. He assumed the Phoenix Witch would come get his soul or whatever and walk him off. If he got real fancy, he could go party with the boys. Not... this.
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"This is not, as far as we can tell, any sort of afterlife. Though I did assume something similar when I first arrived." Alive, then dead, then alive again in some strange, unknown place. It was a reasonable reaction.
"It is not a life of luxury, but... it is better than many potential alternatives." That included being trapped on the Surface back in Hylia.
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[She ignores what the journal said about ships, because who needs one when you can fly, right? With that in mind, she mounts the dragon and heads for the sky.]
Come on, girl. Let's see if we can figure out which way's home.
[But no sooner do they begin to fly out over the ocean then they crash into what seems to be an invisible wall, tumbling into the water with a squawk and and a yelp.]
[She may not have been cold before, but she certainly is now.]
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[He stood there, watching the blonde and... a dragon take off and... did they just crash out there? Far enough out that he wasn't sure. He squinted, staring a bit, seeing the figures in the water. He looked around, no one was near at the moment, and there was a row boat ear by.]
[Just a tiny one.]
[So guess who's rowing out towards the blonde and... her dragon. He rowed out part ways, then stood, careful to keep his balance, a few yards away to call to the other.]
Hey there, you two alright?
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[It takes a moment before she even notices the boat, and she pushes her wet hair out of her eyes to get a good look.]
Ugh... yeah. We're okay.
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Come on. You got to be freezin' out here.
[He'd help her into the boat if she took the hand, keeping it balanced if possible.]
[So far he's not looking at a dragon too oddly, but give him a minute. THAT is going to kick in soon enough]
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...Thanks.
[Once she's in, she huddles into herself, shivering, and looks back at Stormfly.]
Back to shore, girl.
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[He is however, looking at.... girl. Heh. As his hands take the oars and start to move them back inward to land, he can't help but stare.]
Is... that a dragon?
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Yeah. She's a Deadly Nadder.
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Now I'm pretty sure I died and this is the aftermath. One minute I'm in the Zones, deep in a battle in the desert, the next I'm in paradise.... for pirates... and watching a young woman crash into the ocean with a dragon.
What happened up there, anyhow?
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I don't know. We ran into something, but there isn't anything there to run into.
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Which isn't to say he's inclined to approach anyone and ask what's going on. Instead, he takes a careful inventory with his hands, briefly touching everything he knows he owns until he finds a journal that's not quite familiar, with an entry from someone he doesn't know. He follows the advice to an extend, reading the poem on the plaque before he wanders away from the fountain just to let it all run through his mind.
It seems fairly clear cut, once he considers it. Find pieces of a jewel, put it together, go home. He has the luxury of thinking in the open here, but Corvo still sticks to the shadows when he can, peering out at the people milling about and simply watching. In dress, he fits in a little better than some. In mannerisms, he appears like he's stalking around, regardless of how intentional it is.
At least he isn't wearing his mask.
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It's probably for the best that he doesn't get caught, but it also might be a fair bit wiser to let whoever this is know he isn't trying to murder him, especially since he looks a little like he might be in the same boat as Corvo is in himself, regarding being spirited away here. At least, he doesn't seem to blend in like a local would.
As soon as those eyes shift over to him though, he sort of fails to do anything but stare back until he slowly lifts his hands up to show that he doesn't actually have any weapons in his hand. Just all over his personage, which is less threatening. (Probably.)
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So with an ease born of years of drug deals, Jesse sidestepped and slipped through the crowd like it was the most natural thing in the world, heading over to the alley. It would probably be a good thing to have this guy in their court in the future. That was at least what he told himself when he leaned against the building by the alley. The fact that he terminally felt bad for new tranplants- being a rather new one himself- didn't enter into this at all.
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He slips out of the alley and stands against the building instead of leaning.
"I'm not going to kill anyone."
It's clearly the most reassuring thing he can say, regardless of the flexibility in that statement and how bluntly he says it.
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Jesse leaned his head back against the building, speaking while barely moving his mouth- another talent picked up from multitudes of back-alley deals that looked just like this one. He kept his hands in the pockets of his sweatshirt, purposely concealed, the layers of clothing serving to make him look bigger- like an bird fluffing up its feathers.
"Look, you're new here," he continued, not looking at him. "It's obvious. You're gonna get yourself snatched up by the Navy."
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At the very least, Corvo's picked up rather easily on the clandestine nature of their meeting, and continues avoiding eye contact and being a little grateful that this man does the same thing.
"I won't," he says simply. There isn't really anything confident about his tone. All there is is bland certainty. "I would appreciate more to go on in this place than a poem, however."
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He let out a slow breath of smoke, watching it curl through the air. "...And this place? Weird as hell."
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