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General NarrationNarration about Dō
'Dō's thoughts'
"His Speech"
Rilerd's plan was in full motion now, but he was surprised how many of those who were not privy to his plan wished to give up the fight. He had hoped that a larger part of his forces would stay for a direct fight, as a distraction, and to make Rilerds faction seem a weaker, more insignificant target.
He and his roughly 110 fighters including his second in command Walter, plus the 40 child slaves which were held near Morfrans throne on the main deck, went below deck to free the adult slaves that were held on the boat deck.
Morfrans ship, the "King Philips Reckoning" has certain features to accommodate his slave trading business, including a deck below the gun decks at surface level, where, through an opening in the portside hull smaller rowboats could be released and taken back in. This made it easier to ferry slaves, which were kept in cages on the starboard, to potential buyers and auctions.
Walter Walters III.
Revolutionary Sidekick to "Rilerd"
Strategist, not a fighter
Level 21
Strength: 2
Speed:2
Vitality: 2
Mind: 41
-Navigation: 41
-Science: 31
-Carpentry: 10
Revolutionary Sidekick to "Rilerd"
Strategist, not a fighter
Level 21
Strength: 2
Speed:2
Vitality: 2
Mind: 41
-Navigation: 41
-Science: 31
-Carpentry: 10
Morfran, who anticipated this, ordered some of the men that had followed him:
"Give chase... to those... Deserters! We'll... eat them... sell them... make 'em regret! And Rilerd... he'll be the new figurehead... The old one is almost... decayed. Full Speed to Port!"
After that, he turned around and headed further inside. He was going to have some fun with Maron.
Yasashī te Dō registered Rilerds actions, but he didn't loose hope. He figured that there was more to his plan than simple escape.
'He is probably just temporarily retreating. He would've given me a sign to abandon ship if he was really that hopeless. I need to get that girl on my side as soon as possible, so we can lead these men against Morfran. They are far to unorganized to be effective.'
As Arcana came towards him with her glaive raised, Dō took a few steps backwards, putting him next to thee main mast port side. He noticed that some of Morfrans loyalists were preparing to unfurl the sails. He had to be quick about this.
"I don't want to fight you! We have a common enemy! If we join forces and free Maron, we have a chance against HIM! Almost all his men have deserted him or are in full mutiny against him! He's finished!"
In spite of his words he fastened the grip of his right hand around his staff, ready to block any attack from Arcana's glaive with it, while the mast on his left side could give him some more cover.
One of Morfrans men named Albert was trying, unsuccessfully, to raise the starboard anchor. He didn't seem to have the strength to operate the mechanism, but he was too afraid to ask for help. He knew what Morfran did to weaklings.
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