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bringmethatnpc) wrote2007-10-05 09:13 pm
bringmethatnpc) wrote2007-10-05 09:13 pm
AWE: Black Pearls and Revelations
After this.
The last of the small ships have passed by, carrying their crews to whatever destination awaits them. The crew of the Pearl has dispersed- all alone now with their own thoughts and fears about the waters they are sailing.
Wellard cannot blame them. He does not go below, however.
Things still seem too unreal.
He is not the only one up on deck, however- and he knows the Pearl well enough to walk quietly along the railing until he spots a familiar figure looking out at the far, shadowed horizon.
The last of the small ships have passed by, carrying their crews to whatever destination awaits them. The crew of the Pearl has dispersed- all alone now with their own thoughts and fears about the waters they are sailing.
Wellard cannot blame them. He does not go below, however.
Things still seem too unreal.
He is not the only one up on deck, however- and he knows the Pearl well enough to walk quietly along the railing until he spots a familiar figure looking out at the far, shadowed horizon.
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There's mordant humor in the sardonic observation.
"I'm Captain Jack Sparrow, savvy?"
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Wellard shakes his head, and spreads his hands out in a shrug.
"And me, though?"
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"Looks like you're going to get the chance to find out."
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For a long while, there is nothing but darkness, and the faint sounds of the Pearl moving through the silent sea, each of them alone with their own thoughts.
Those, there are plenty of.
Some may even be the same.
"... Do you know how long we were in there, Jack?" Quietly.
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"We still are, mate." Jack doesn't turn away from the water.
"We still are."