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**Great Ghost Race Race to the Finish!** and after party!
The race back to the floating finish line at Port Chance is perhaps as chaotic as the beginning, with ships blasting each other with cannon fire and desperately try to sink the other as they jockey for position. The day is fine and fair -- but no matter who is in the lead or how close to the finish line you are, a ship black as death with tattered sails will pass right beside you, casting frost on decks and sails before flying over the finishing line and disappearing into mist.
Once the ship is gone the skies clear completely, breaking open to a beautiful blue day laced with sunshine. Crowds on either side cheer wildly, throwing confetti, flowers, discount coupons at nearby brothels, rotting fish heads, and occasionally small flash bombs so be careful of that.

After the winners pull into the docks specifically assigned to them, the captains and/or representatives of the first three crews will be taken up to a series of raised platforms high above the city to be presented with: A golden ship, a silver ship, and a bronze ship respectively.
Then they will be attacked by the presenters and have to run from the platforms or be killed, as per tradition, though they won't be pursued further.
The Fourth Place winner will have their Large Mystery Box handed to them after the winners have escaped and must then fend off their own attackers, as per tradition.
The Tenth Place winner will have the small mystery box placed on their ship in the middle of the night (on the 1st) and have to then roust the intruders before they set the sails on fire, as per tradition.
Everyone else gets a cast iron fish head bottle opener chucked haphazardly at the captain's head. (One per crew)

Afterwards, everyone is invited to a two day party! Lasting until the morning of the 2nd, when the town will gather together and chase out any lingering pirates with pitchforks, swords, and rather unpleasant incendiary bombs. As per tradition.
(Don't forget the talent show running on the 1st! See Musa-mun for details)

Thank you all for coming to the First Annual (for you) Great Ghost Race! Hope to see you again next year!
Once the ship is gone the skies clear completely, breaking open to a beautiful blue day laced with sunshine. Crowds on either side cheer wildly, throwing confetti, flowers, discount coupons at nearby brothels, rotting fish heads, and occasionally small flash bombs so be careful of that.

After the winners pull into the docks specifically assigned to them, the captains and/or representatives of the first three crews will be taken up to a series of raised platforms high above the city to be presented with: A golden ship, a silver ship, and a bronze ship respectively.
Then they will be attacked by the presenters and have to run from the platforms or be killed, as per tradition, though they won't be pursued further.
The Fourth Place winner will have their Large Mystery Box handed to them after the winners have escaped and must then fend off their own attackers, as per tradition.
The Tenth Place winner will have the small mystery box placed on their ship in the middle of the night (on the 1st) and have to then roust the intruders before they set the sails on fire, as per tradition.
Everyone else gets a cast iron fish head bottle opener chucked haphazardly at the captain's head. (One per crew)

Afterwards, everyone is invited to a two day party! Lasting until the morning of the 2nd, when the town will gather together and chase out any lingering pirates with pitchforks, swords, and rather unpleasant incendiary bombs. As per tradition.
(Don't forget the talent show running on the 1st! See Musa-mun for details)

Thank you all for coming to the First Annual (for you) Great Ghost Race! Hope to see you again next year!
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[There's some wisdom to be found in that, but the fact remains that it was Motochika's own idea. Sure, someone else could have volunteered, but his choices were limited to start with.]
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[Needless to say, Ragna is fuming. He feels his anger is completely justified, given how much humiliation he's gone through just so Motochika could grab his stupid treasure. What did he get out of it? Nothing, save for becoming the butt end of jokes
moreso than usually, and now the "wife" thing. True, he probably just should've never agreed to it and spare himself the trouble, but who would've thought things would escalate that much? And besides, the captain provoked him. So in the end it's all his fault.]Maybe instead of yammering all the time you should show me some gratitude for putting up with all this crap!
[It's only a matter of time before they move on to "I sacrificed the best years of my life for you," isn't it.]
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[Somehow they've gone past "married couple" to "parent lecturing ungrateful teenager." So varied are their ridiculous arguments.]
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Yet for some unimaginable reason Motochika sees it fit to allow him to continue to sail on his crew not out of necessity, but of his choice.
Deep inside, he's always known he should be the grateful one here, but like many things he's aware of he chose to ignore it; having it all brought up right to his face is somewhat of an eye-opener for sure. The Grim Reaper's expression darkens and he looks away from the captain, feeling the awful sense of guilt forming at the pit of his stomach.]
You're right. ... Sorry.
[Unlike most of the half-assed, empty apologies he makes just to get people to leave him alone, this time Ragna truly means it. There isn't anything else to say at this point, so he simply leaves it at that.]
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Perhaps I was a bit uncharitable myself. You're a valuable member of this crew when you haven't gotten it in your head to make yourself a pain in my ass. You've come a long way since you signed on.
[It was more "being dragged on" than "signing on," but that's an insignificant detail.]
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Motochika is not the only one surprised by the turn this conversation has taken; the Grim Reaper blinks at the captain's description, not sure if it's an honest opinion or not. There again, the guy is always honest, so...]
Not my fault your ass gets chafed so easily, Little Princess.
[... At least he seems to have recovered fast.]
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[Civil conversations between the two of them never last long.]
And STOP CALLING ME THAT!!
[Hadn't he at least graduated to "Sea Princess" for a while? Not that he wants to be called that, either. The crew headed by that ninja brat who burnt down Isla Empieza calls their ship that now.]
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The grin returns to his face immediately following Motochika's yell. Somehow, the whole Princess deal never stops being funny.]
C'mon, Your Highness, there's nothing to be ashamed of!
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[He needs to find some demeaning nickname for Ragna. Wait, no he doesn't. That would be lowering himself to Ragna's level. Except it would serve the bastard right.
A dilemma.]
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Insult? The hell gave you that idea? [You're not fooling anyone, Rags.] I just call 'em like I see 'em, Princess.
[With that said, he raises his hand and... smacks the captain on the shoulder.
Look, he's learned something!]
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I said to stop calling me that!
[They're going to start beating the shit out of each other soon, aren't they?]
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Make me, Princess.
[s m a c k]
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[By punching you in the face! (Or at least attempting to.)]
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It's cute how you think you can, Milady.
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STOP CALLING ME THAT!
[He's not so drunk that he can't dodge a kick, but too drunk to realize that swinging his bottle of rum at Ragna's head will make it difficult to get more drunk.]
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lover'sspat.Yet.]
Weren't you gonna shut me up, Princess?
[He blocks the blow with his arm, and while having a bottle crashed on it sure hurts, it's still preferable to getting hit on the head. The Grim Reaper ducks, aiming a low sweep kick at Motochika's legs.]
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[Motochika manages to dodge enough to avoid having his legs swept out from underneath him, but not enough to avoid getting struck and stumbling back. For that, he's just going to have to grab the nearest (hopefully mostly empty) platter and swing that down on Ragna's head instead.]
I don't think you're capable of silencing that mouth of yours.
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Needless to say, he's not amused.]
Sucks to be you, then!
[okay screw being nice
IT'S HELL'S FANG TIME]
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So that's how it's going to be, eh? It's on your head when Kodachi sees the damage you'll do to her lovely food.
[Because if he's going to dodge, it's going to have to be behind a giant sushi boat.]
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Like I care!
[That would require the foresight Ragna sadly does not possess.]
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[Then he'll hide behind that sushi boat. If Ragna is dumb enough to attack him through it, it's on his head.]
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You've got other things to worry 'bout now!
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Additional Attackbeast-like shadow raising from the ground right in front of him, for example.]no subject
[Motochika stumbles backward as grazes his shin.]
DAMMIT, RAGNA, NONE OF YOUR BLACK MAGIC ON MY BOAT!
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Sucks for you!
[He seems rather satisfied with the
utter mess he's responsible foroutcome so far, so he doesn't continue attacking. For now.]... This ain't "magic", by the way.
[Not the most important detail here, but he figured he'd clarify.]
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[He's forgiven her because she wasn't in her right mind at the time. Ragna, however, knows exactly what he's doing.]
If you break this one, we'll be using your hide for the sails!
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