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Skydracgrrl · 12-27-2003, 03:46 PM

ooc- sorry about my hiatus... i've been busy fixing up my grandparents' new house with my uncles

and in response to yer question elif, sarasota

ic- During the scuffle, Skye and Lyulfe were quiet, although by the grimaces and winces Skye made, it was obvious whom she wished to help. A cautioning hand from Lyulfe, however, was enough to restrain her, and the half-elf heaved a sigh and continued to watch the events unfold.

Afterwards, once they were out to sea and quiet enfolded the ship once again, Skye peeked out around her door. Glancing back and forth to make sure the coast was clear, she skipped forwards to where the "prisoner" was tied, a strange bundle clasped precariously in her left hand. The midday sun beat down on the deck, and the half-elf fanned herself with the end of her braid.

"Hallo," the bladebard called lightly, upon reaching her destination. "I'm sorry we couldn't have met under better circumstances, but my name's Skye. If you don’t want to tell me your name, that’s alright, I understand, considering the situation." She flashed a brief smile at the small vagabond. "I thought you could, erm, use something to eat," she added in a quieter voice, and the half-elf glanced over her shoulder again. "I dunno if I'm technically, er, allowed to feed you, fraternizing with prisoners and all that, but since it's from my own pack I think it should be alright."

The half-elf unwrapped the cloth to reveal some fresh bread and white cheese, as well as a flagon of water, all the while continuing to talk in a friendly manner. "The water's for drinking, as well as to cool off, if you need it." Skye eyed the vagabond’s hands, which were tied and bound to the mast. "Well, I can hand feed you if you want, but if you have any other ideas I’m open to suggestions," she said dryly, then added, "By the way, I liked that poem you were singing earlier. I haven't heard anything quite like it before. Do you know anyother ones?" Skye said excitedly, then looked slightly abashed. "Sorry about that, I get a little excited about things like that, since I'm a bard. You're probably hungry."
edit- grr, the connection here is sooo bad -.- I've been booted off twice already because of incoming calls... *sigh*

[ 12-27-2003, 03:53 PM: Message edited by: Skydracgrrl ]

12-27-2003, 03:46 PM	#59
Skydracgrrl Silver Dragon Join Date: June 21, 2001 Location: Oakton, VA (summer) Boston, MA (...not summer...) Age: 38 Posts: 1,652	ooc- sorry about my hiatus... i've been busy fixing up my grandparents' new house with my uncles and in response to yer question elif, sarasota ic- During the scuffle, Skye and Lyulfe were quiet, although by the grimaces and winces Skye made, it was obvious whom she wished to help. A cautioning hand from Lyulfe, however, was enough to restrain her, and the half-elf heaved a sigh and continued to watch the events unfold. Afterwards, once they were out to sea and quiet enfolded the ship once again, Skye peeked out around her door. Glancing back and forth to make sure the coast was clear, she skipped forwards to where the "prisoner" was tied, a strange bundle clasped precariously in her left hand. The midday sun beat down on the deck, and the half-elf fanned herself with the end of her braid. "Hallo," the bladebard called lightly, upon reaching her destination. "I'm sorry we couldn't have met under better circumstances, but my name's Skye. If you don’t want to tell me your name, that’s alright, I understand, considering the situation." She flashed a brief smile at the small vagabond. "I thought you could, erm, use something to eat," she added in a quieter voice, and the half-elf glanced over her shoulder again. "I dunno if I'm technically, er, allowed to feed you, fraternizing with prisoners and all that, but since it's from my own pack I think it should be alright." The half-elf unwrapped the cloth to reveal some fresh bread and white cheese, as well as a flagon of water, all the while continuing to talk in a friendly manner. "The water's for drinking, as well as to cool off, if you need it." Skye eyed the vagabond’s hands, which were tied and bound to the mast. "Well, I can hand feed you if you want, but if you have any other ideas I’m open to suggestions," she said dryly, then added, "By the way, I liked that poem you were singing earlier. I haven't heard anything quite like it before. Do you know anyother ones?" Skye said excitedly, then looked slightly abashed. "Sorry about that, I get a little excited about things like that, since I'm a bard. You're probably hungry." edit- grr, the connection here is sooo bad -.- I've been booted off twice already because of incoming calls... sigh [ 12-27-2003, 03:53 PM: Message edited by: Skydracgrrl ]