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INTRO LOG: APRIL 2014
Have an intro log for the month of April!
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 April 9th! 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.
The day begins gray and drizzly, the miserable sort of rain that just makes everything muddy and unpleasant. Just the luck of the locals of Isla Empieza that these April showers bring more outsiders instead of May flowers. As the day goes by, the rain gets heavier and the locals get surlier. Lucky for you you have that message in your journals telling you to get moving and find a crew, huh?
Feel free to throw your characters here if you need a place for them to get situated and start figuring things out! Start new threads, tag into others, meet the people who might just become part of your crew! Older characters will be in and out, too, depending who is on the island at the current time.
HAVE FUN! And welcome to High Seas!
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As such he wasn't sure if he wanted to show off so readily. On the other hand...it was pretty wet and he stood out no matter where he went, it seemed, and he'd been wandering for an hour or two before finding himself back at the fountain.
Well...
He scratched his chin and stood by the fountain, staring at the poem again. Reading the journal, before putting his hands in his pockets with the journal tucked at his side, holding it with his arm.
It was wet. That was unpleasant.
He was in another world, apparently. Also unpleasant.
These were established facts]
How troublesome.
[judging by the looks of the town there aren't even beds his size. He rubs the back of his head. It is very wet. But for now he's content that it should be so.
If anyone should approach/awake, they will find the lanky ten foot tall man either idly staring at the broken poem on the fountain, or seeming to be sleeping standing up, the sleep mask covering his face]
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Bolin, at least, was lucky enough to be hanging around the South Pole before he wound up-- wherever he is. In another world, apparently, with a journal and a busted-up fountain and a freaking giant dude. Being in the arctic meant that he came complete with a coat. Sure, it's kind of warm for winter wear, but never too warm to shuck a coat entirely. He's spent enough time in his life wishing for a coat and not having one to appreciate having it around right now. Mako would also probably kill him if he ever tried such a thing.
Big plus: he can just kind of drape it over the top of his head, which gives Pabu some shelter, too, as long as he stays curled around the back of Bolin's neck. Yep. Responsible as hell. Everything is definitely under control so far. He's got this. It's handled. He's calm and totally going to nip the situation in the bud. ]
Maybe I'm just not "a frog's hair smarter'n the resta the bilge rats" or something [ A quotation full of emphasis on the wrong parts of the words, because he has never read something that... unique in his entire life. It also includes a palms-up shrug of offended confusion. ], but I like to think I know troublesome when it hits me with a creepy fountain and a mysterious book telling me to become a sailor? I mean-- talk about weird.
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[he scratches his head, not entirely sure what to make of the newcomer. He suspected he wasn't the only one drawn into this mess but to actually see proof of it was something altogether different.
Also someone apparently not a sailor. Which was odd. If everything written in the book was true, why would there be inexperienced people brought into this mysterious undertaking? Unless he had talents elsewhere]
It is weird.
[he shifts his weight. There is water soaking in his shoes which squish uncomfortably. Well. This is additionally unpleasant]
Where do you come from?
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Ah, well, I'm from... around. [it's too much to explain, exactly, and not entirely purposeful. But to clarify: ] Not here.
[the question though was a bit surprising.]
I'm average height for a tall human. [Newgate topped him by at least a few heads, and that was even before you got into giants.] Yourself?
Well it's not really important.
A sailor is it... Hmmm. Troublesome.
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No, that's impossible. Bolin's seen tall humans. They're tall but not like. They're still probably half this guy's size. Pabu briefly pokes his head out into the open air to commiserate on the matter, which is actually mostly Bolin assuming that something agrees with him. ]
Oh, I'm average for average. As far as average even goes, I guess. My personality covers a lot of metaphorical height for me. [ For real. ] Did you wanna go find a coat or a place with a roof or something? 'cause hey, lucky day, I'm great at keeping dry!
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As to where...that was problematic.
Taverns were a good choice ostensibly, but they were always full of pirates and lowlifes and then he always felt he had to work. Even Marine taverns were that way oft times. And the other times filled with Marines who did nothing but strain their backs trying to be on their best behavior and not having fun.]
Maybe ...a coffee shop. If you know of one.
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Bend earth?
[he's not sure he's ever heard those words used quite that way before. It seems to be some sort of ability. Devil Fruit, perhaps? He was sure there was one or two involved in more or less that specific thing but he couldn't remember the details at the moment.
Mah, well, it wasn't too important anyway]
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I'm Bolin, by the way. And the little guy's Pabu. I know what you're thinking! And he does do tricks. But he doesn't do them in the rain.
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[though he wouldn't say no to the ... the Pabu's tricks eventually. He's more curious about the first]
I haven't heard the term.
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[ He gives his next step a little more force coming down, bringing up sort of a low rectangular hedge in his path. Which he hops over and lowers again. ] Little squelchier than I like, but, uh. Yeah. Sort of in that area.
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He sat down next to the man he presumed to be the former admiral, not quite noticing he was up a leg and down numerous scars. Coby held an umbrella over Kuzan's head as he slept, waiting patiently. He hadn't exactly intended on speaking to him, but considered his gesture to be one of respect--from one upholder of justice to another.
It was awkward, given that Coby was seated on top of the fountain itself if only to actually reach the behemoth's head.]
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Well, well. Garp's subordinate. [Killby wasn't it? No... Coby. That was it. He pushes the sleep mask up fully, taking the umbrella to better cover them both as it made more sense that way]
This is a bit awkward, but... I'm not sure where we are.
[which was true enough. Despite the boy's presence...and he seemed much older... His haki defined. Strange... Despite his presence there was too much wrong here to be fooled into thinking this place was home.]
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Coby! It's Coby, sir! It's a pleasure to meet you again!
[Shame be damned, after all.]
A-anyway, sir, that's a reasonable thing to admit. We aren't on the same Earth. This is a completely different world.
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So it's true... [It's as much as he expected. But to have it be confirmed is somewhat unsettling. Still at least it wasn't a world entirely different, or didn't seem so from the looks of it. Island. Sea. The overbearing ghost was a bit much but philosophically speaking, Roger's ghost and influence was still strong as ever]
How many are here?
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Frowning inwardly, Coby looked back to his own mantle.]
How many, sir?
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From our world.
[and it was entirely too strange to be calling it that]
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I can't say for certain, but a number of the Whitebeard Commanders and Strawhat Pirates are present. There's Ace D. Portgas, Luffy D. Monkey, Marco the Phoenix, Roronoa Zoro, Black Leg Sanji, Nico Robin, Fourth Division Whitebeards' Commander Thatch, Eighth Division Whitbeards' Commander Namur and former pirate, 'Red Leg Zeff'. [There were a bunch he didn't mention because either they weren't quite pirates or he didn't really know who the hell they were... Sorry Keimi, Brook and Bepo...]
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Or is at least more than ninety-nine percent sure]
Ace D. Portgas...? [he wants to ask Coby if he's certain, but of course the boy would be. So he'll just settle for giving him a quizzical look and hoping he can catch it and fill in the details.]
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[At the very least, he's heard of a dozen different crews and only a handful were mentioned with real contempt. The Spades had been one such crew.]
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While he was ready for half awake confused people standing in the rain he wasn't expecting someone a good 4 feet taller than him asleep standing up.
Harlock had to check to make sure he hadn't unexpectedly shrunk again. He ends up grumbling very loudly.]
Jones just wants met to think I'm vertically challenged this month.
Hey if you're going to sleep I don't recommend doing it in the rain.
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[asleep, but not completely unaware of the others arrival. He pushes the sleep mask up and glances down at the man who seems to be carrying a sheaf of flyers.
Even though he's fairly sure he's never met the man before, there's no mistaking one aspect of his personality]
Well, well, a pirate. I don't know if I should accept advice so lightly.
[though he's mostly just saying so partly as a kind of not really joke and partly to see how the man will react]
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Normally that would be correct, but today I'm with the Welcoming Committee. [He waves what is by now a soggy flyer. He's forced to hold the damn thing above his head to come close to meeting the man's eye level.] I'm here because hanging around to long starts to annoy the locals. Last wave didn't get the out by the end of the week memo.