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“Eye of Kiva?” Kaeda inquired with surprise and intrigue, “mysterious, indeed. A place I’ve read much about in my day. I hope to see the Eye one day.” She trailed off with a sip, further lowering her barriers to the charming stranger. Her posture remained fixed, but overall demeanor shifted ever...

Kaeda directed a shrug towards Morgan as the mountain man passed and began his obviously well versed activity. As he called them over, she followed behind the white animal. “Your kindness is appreciated,” she complimented towards the mysterious man while setting herself a place. Now sitting...

Kaeda watched as Gavin transformed his meal into a makeshift map. His position as captain then became very apparent to her as he explained different routes. She had her wits about her but was nowhere near his incredible sense of direction. Years on the sea would provide such a skill, she...

Kaeda chuckled at his statement and replied in a hushed tone. "Definitely yours. He obviously likes you." Brutus returned with meals for the two and winked to her. The man had always been like an uncle to her, always taking care of his little elf. "Ah, I'm sure that costs a fortune. You can...

Kaeda tilted her head in intense expression at the man's attempt to brokenly speak Elvish, obviously further aggravating the hatchet-wielding dog owner. Although impressed with Morgan's composure in the situation, she shook her head in dismay. The two surrounding her were polar opposites of...

"Something like that, yes. They've been my latest topic of research and I thought I could take a look for myself. I am a little apprehensive, though. The weather can be unpredictable near the area. But I need to travel more of Epressa. Are you familiar with The Spine?" Kaeda was caught off guard...

After noticing the absence of growling and taking a deep breath, Kaeda lowered her weapon and placed the sword into its holder. She turned to the side, not completely away from the man and his animal, but enough to get a better view of the male behind her. This was her first opportunity to scan...

She listened to his low-toned speech and smirked as he pulled away. Brut was obviously watching his every movement and becoming more tense by the second. “The capless captain. It has a ring to it.” She leaned back in her seat also, returning a wink to him. “Absolutely not but I am ready to...

Brutus moved to the other side of the bar, growling and swearing under his breath at Gavin's flattering comment while he passed. Kaeda giggled and continued listening to him. "Short travels, you must've experienced," she said rolling her eyes. "I'm teasing...thank you, I appreciate your...

"Quite the eventful life you've had. I respect your carpe-diem attitude." Kaeda finished by taking another solid look at the man. For every word that passed his lips, there was a thousand unspoken. Gavin's mystery drew her in, and she took note of his skilled charm. Kaeda knew that she was not...

"Oh, I lost my parents a couple of years ago. Short life for elves, was rather unexpected." Kaeda said emotionlessly before taking a prolonged sip of her drink and delivering him a nod. She wasn't one to talk about her feelings and was a better listener than she was a speaker. "So," she...

"Brutus to you," he grunted. Kaeda laughed at Gavin's comment, then looking to her old friend and shifting into a semi-stern voice. "He's a friend, Brut. Be nice. And we could use a couple of ales." The bartender cracked a smile and returned to his post, pouring them two drinks. Sliding each...

"Look at that. How convenient." Kaeda began towards the door, stopping to allow for him to pay. After a minute, she continued outside and halted for a second to allow him to catch up. "No worries, I have a specific place in mind. And it's nowhere near the docks." She glided down the street...

His formal reply caught her off guard, it contradicted his light-hearted nature and made her wonder which version was the true Gavin Blackfyre. She noted that his 'proper' attitude probably served him for his position. "Well, one thing is certain. You have a true and undying love for the sea...

"Oh, my sincerest apologies, Captain." She over-emphasized her words and rolled her eyes playfully at his correction. As much as she didn't desire to be, she was slightly impressed at his title. Also, it fit him: his appearance and overall disposition was the true embodiment of a captain...