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Fenic shrugged. It was good enough for her that the captain ordered them to, so she started pulling out ropes without question. She handed Maliyah an end of a rope as she took another rope for herself. "If the storm gets too bad, we could fall and hurt ourselves." That was her only venture at...

Fenic sat up when she heard someone come in, and when she saw Maliyah approaching she swung her legs out of the hammock. Fenic nodded and climbed down from the hammock. She didn't see what good going to the captains quarters was as opposed to a hammock. The whole reason the crew slept in...

As the wind picked up and the ship began to rock with the buffering winds and rolling waves Fenic didn't want to risk breaking her lamp so she reluctantly closed her books and blew out her lamp before stowing it securely in a chest. She then wobbled her way through the ship and went to her...

"He's fine, I'll have him go fishing tonight while we're at sea and we can save on our food stores." She wasn't much use up on deck, so she went to her spot below decks while the crew worked above. If Edward needed here he knew where to find her. She had a barrel with a little oil lamp and...

Apocolisk swam alongside the ship for a while, she had hoped to not associate the destruction she caused with Edwards ship, but it seemed too late for that. She climbed aboard the ship and crawled down below decks to the storage area where they kept Apocolisk, then she returned to her body...

It was a harrowing event for the citizens of this city. To witness such a massive creature walking down the streets, guards were called and warning bells were ringing to alert more guards that a ten foot tall monster was loose in the city! Apocolisk was heedless of everything happening around...

"An angel..." Fenic muttered again. She managed to keep her feet the rest of the way to the boat. Fenic nodded and went to her spot by the main mast where she sits to operate Apocolisk. She sat cross-legged and leaned against the mast to activate her rune. Apocolisk stirred in his cage...

Fenic looked up to witness Edward facing down their pursuers, buying them a few moments. Fenic was just about to take Maliyah's hand and scramble to her feet when she also witnessed a miracle occur before her very eye! The sign crashed through the ground and blocked them off from the thugs...

Fenic ran as best she could... Which was still clumsy at best. She wished she was agile as Apocolisk not for the last time in her life. She clung to Edward's coat to stay on her feet as she tried to keep up, then as he took up the rear she was forced to grab hold of Maliyah's hand to keep from...

Fenic was getting antsy with waiting. There were people caging up Apocolisk for transportation back to their ship and others were dragging the wounded Basilisk off the sands. Even though everything seemed to be going well she caught Edward whispering for not the first or last time to some...

Fenic walked quickly over to Brunhilda, took their money and walked right back hefting the heavy box in her skinny arms and grunting from the effort. When she was back at Edward's side she stood there for a moment, but the weight got too much and she groaned as she lowered it to the floor and...

Okay, so they weren't going to have to run... But still the crowd was making her uneasy. Edward hired the girl. So she must be okay. She came out a bit from behind Edward and gave Maliyah a cordial nod. Then she tugged on Edward's coat again. "Can we get our money and Apocolisk and get out of...

Fenic stood slightly behind Edward and peeked out from behind his coat. She wasn't scared, but her face was neutral at the stranger, scanning the woman up and down while trying to avoid making eye contact. She drew back further behind Edward when the lady turned her attention on her, but not...

Apocolisk waited patiently for the dust to clear and the beast to be visible. She saw the damage done and knew for certain she had this in the bag... But did her opponent know it? She watched Insidious stand up again, with broken spines and more blood. She lowered to a crouch in preparation...

Good, caution. Apocolisk started to move, walking a little slower now as she began to slowly circle the basilisk. She was wary of the tail but knew her reflexes could avoid the slashing barbs. She could smell the blood and see it splatter in the sand beneath the beasts belly. Apocolisk flexed...