Sail the Seas (Pirate RP Needs Members!)

[Wildmagic_warrior]

['Kay. Everybody is sort of in one place at this point. Like I said, Gannet offered to let the crew stay with his family if they worked out in the fields. Sonja and Ingo agreed, so that's where they're going next.]

[~Thor's Gurl<3~]

(Ohhh okay)

[Noxly]

{Was I accepted? Sorry, I havn't been on in a few days ._.}

[Wildmagic_warrior]

[Yeah, both of you are accepted. If you search up your form and read from there, I've posted a couple of recaps.]

[Keriae]

(Anyone free? I'm not sure where to jump in. XD)

[intriguing]

Jay was no longer in the kitchen, but was upstairs, telling his sisters in hused tones to please shut up now as they ahd customers downstairs and they were making quite the annoying racket. Besides this he was in f airly pleasant mood, allbeit irritated with the terrible manners of his younger siblings.

Ingo was slowly yet surely making her way through the fish and chips. It seemed a ludicrous idea for a pirate, but she actually wanted to taste her food, and it tasted good. She had never really I had any good food in her life, she had subsisted on hard-tack biscuits and second hand junk which she'd stolen. This to her wa sperfectly upperclass.

((I'll post for Betty later, and also I think I know who Gannet is, I'm really glad you brought him back as well. Well, if it is who i think it is XD))

[Keriae]

(I'm just gonna jump in to where everybody seems to be.)

Rushing around the small galley, picking up small jars that had a thin layer of herbs and spices in the bottom, the cook had remained upon The Maiden, not wanting to leave the traditional stew alone. It had been cooking since the beginning of the voyage, dead rats and occaisionally seabirds that some member of the crew- probably Tessa-Rose- had shot being added when he had had them brought to him. No doubt the meat of many of these was well beyond tender and falling off the bones, but the bones themselves would add flavour to the stew. But it would be too meaty, so it was time to add some more spices, as he had been doing for the past three or four days.
Dipping his fingers into the dust, he lifted his finger to his mouth and nose, sniffing the spice to see if it was strong enough, before licking it off, nose wrinkling as he realised that it was slightly stale. But still good to use. Tipping the small pewter jar upside-down, the dust fell into the stew, and he repeated his task with two more before placing the jars back in their places, picking up the wooden spoon and stirring, his hair falling over his face as he looked down.

Tessa-Rose eyed the captain carefully, a scowl plastered on her face, accompanied by narrowing green eyes that were glistening of hate. She had never agreed to work for her supper, never even got to say a word. And now she had to work even harder than she did on The Maiden. No doubt her already sore hands would only get sorer, stopping her from working and thus stopping her from having any supper. But it wouldn't be smart to disobey, to disagree with the captain, so she merely stood up, crossing her arms under her chest and waiting to be told where she would be going, what exactly she would be doing. Her hands moved from their stationary positions only to brush a stray dreadlock out of the way and back over her shoulder before returning to where they had been to begin with. Stupid meal better be worth it; if it isn't, I'm goin' back to the ship and havin' somethin' there.

[Wildmagic_warrior]

Sonja glanced over the crew, and saw the scowl plastered on Tessa-Rose's face. She made her way towards the crewmember, and saw, out of the corner of her eye, Gannet backing away slowly. He looked afraid, and probably rightly so. He was a farmboy- pirates, and especially their squabbles, were not in his definition of ordinary. Sonja stood in front of Tessa-Rose, crossing her arms as the older woman was. Sonja might have been younger than her, but only by a few years, and she was still higher in rank. The navigator was just below the first mate in this respect. "Fair's fair," she told the gunner. "You've got a complaint, voice it now afore we head off. I won't be lettin' a mutiny spring up whilst the captain's down fer the count."

[I'll post for Liam in a bit, since I really have no idea what to do with him at this point.]

[Keriae]

The gunner let out a low snort, eyeing the navigator carefully. True, she was above her in rank, but she was, by no means in this aspect, smarter. Mutiny, her? As if she could rally up anyone that would join her! All of them were too eager to serve the captain, most seeing her as some kind of God. But not Tessa- she put up with the captain and her orders, yes, but she wasn't afraid to disobey; except for this. If she did anything now, she would most likely be kicked off the ship, and stuck here.
Shaking her head so that her hair waved about a little wildly, she answered the younger women.
"I 'ave no complaint, just tha' I not be seein' why we be havin' to work fer our food when we've got a perfectly good cook back on The Maiden."

[Wildmagic_warrior]

When she saw that Tessa-Rose was not in a rebellious mood, Sonja relaxed slightly. She certainly didn't want to start a fight right after they had promised there would be no rowdy behavior. "Fer starters," she said, "It's a sign o' respect. It's not abou' the supper, it's abou' showin' a bit o' gratitude to the town that's lettin' us stay here withou' callin' fer the Navy. They could get a purse o' gold fer each o' our heads, but they're not gonna turn us in so long as we keep our peace an' do a bit o' work."