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PostSubject: !breaking lead chains.   Tue Feb 21, 2012 8:36 am

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~ W A R N U N G S
This roleplay will contain strong - mild violence,
depending on what state of mind me or fwee are in.
definitely swearing and possibly adult themes.
alot of drunk bar fights on my behalf. Agro pirates
running around. you don't like it? don't read it..
( although you'll be missing out on the amazing
skills of miss fwee. )

Closed rp between moi and rp goddess; Fwee[;





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PostSubject: Re: !breaking lead chains.   Tue Feb 21, 2012 9:59 am

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'*____B R E A K I N G____L E A D____C H A I N S____ *'




`~Erik Von Sancruige~'
and this time I won't back down, won't let it fall ..//


Erik dodgedly walked down the soft sand that sorrounded the tossing waves before him. A muscular hand clasped to his tanned forehead. That night before, the pirate had experienced a rough night. Frowning at the bruises that covered his arm, Erik shaked his head slowly. How could he lose to such a fat guy? Just memories of the night before - broken glasses, angered people trying to have a drink, punches to the arm, face and cuts all over his hands - made him resentful and angry. He hadn't lost a fight in years, going back a few, the only fight he had lost was to his dad's sweaty palm and broken glass. Even then, Erik showed him a good fight if he had ever seen one. Shooting a look sidewards, he watched for any nearby lookers before wading into the cool water. Moaning slightly as the salty waves impacted on his skin, Erik cleaned out the dirty wounds. He cringed, fuck that hurts. Closing his now darkened with anger eyes, he fell slightly asleep to the soft splashing of waves.

Breaking the small moment of happiness, the young pirate heard a faint ringing of the town bell in the distance. ''Mm'' he sighed, closing his eyes once more. Suddenly remembering what the bells indicated, he jumped to his now soaking feet, splashing his face with water in the hopes of waking him up properly. ''Oh!'' Yelling this time, Erik sprinted off over to the boat in which he was meant to be crewing. In amidst of people rushing over to most likely the same ship, the young sailor began to sprint even faster, careful not to run into anyone. Taking a quick glance to the side of him, he took in the beautiful view of many sea-worthy ships. Breaking his daydreaming abruptly, Erik felt himself run into a small yet strong girl. Feeling completely stupid for colliding into someone when he was so 'on the lookout' for anyone he could run into, Erik apoligised briefly. Analysing her features, Erik noticed she was actually quite attractive. Her hair was brown, like the colour of new growth of a tree. Eyes the colour of polar ice caps, like they could melt the strongest men in an instance. However, she looked majorly pissed at him, and not just pissed. It looked like she had a problem with him. Or, most likely, considering what a horrible world they inhabited - a problem with the world and everyone in it.

Exchanging a confused and slightly annoyed look with her anger, Erik kneeled down to pick up the emerald studded necklace he had knocked over by accident. It was pretty, he could admit that in the least. Covered in the same patterns as his trust-worthy knife. Coming to the conclusion is might've been by the same owner as his knife, he gave a confused look to the girl Bringing out his pocket knife from the dark depths of his pocket, he put the two together, comparing them. Examining both, one metal, the other wooden, his eyes widened with wonder. ''did you steal this?'' He asked, not chosing his words very carefully. He noticed the same initials, C.B, probably them of some famous captain. Mentally figuring out what the letters could stand for, Erik came up with few that were sensible enough for a name.. Captian Bonkers, Captain Borellies, Captain Beef, Captain Bollocks, Captain Buggertwit, Captain Banchabonkey. The list of ridiculous names went on, and in all honesty, Erik couldn't be bothered to work out who they belonged to. Finders Keepers, right? Going back to the beautiful girl that stood infront of him, he began examining her features once more. This time, carefully, from her brown leather boots to her worn white pants. Although lower class clothes, the cheap fabric made her look stunning. However, she didn't look like the kind of girl who stole things.. Nor did she look like a girl who should be working on boats as harsh as such, his eyes darting around just as he finished the thought, asessing the boats nearby. In fact, she looked more like a high-class girl, whom should be wearing fancy clothes and expensive jewelry. Slightly intrigued of how a girl so beautiful needed to steal, Erik decided he was going to converse with her. Although he never was good at 'conversing'.

He watched as she began to walk away angered by his comment before. ''Hey wait!'' Erik yelled to her, flailing wildly. He began to walk with her, silently clucking his tongue. More like following than walking with, the two finally reached the ship they'd be calling home for a couple of days or more. ''Auraliese'' He sighed in admiration. She was a beauty. White masts, Wood exterior, oh, Erik had had his eye on this vessel for a while now. And the captain knew it, infact the pompous man was afraid of him stealing it. Not like the young pirate wouldn't.. If he could find a way to steal it, he would have by now. Running his hand down the smooth texture of the boat, Erik took a short and unsure step into Auraliese. There was the captain, as usual, standing near the mast looking broad and fancy. Oh, I own a boat, I'm the king of everything! He mimicked the captain in his mind spitefully. It's not like Erik had something rational that kept him hating the captain, it was just Auraliese. For some odd reason, the pirate had found a love for this boat, a sort of connection. Like it was made for him to steer. Of course, that was ridiculous, but Erik couldn't help the thought.

The captain turned around slowly, his grey-blue eyes twinkling slightly in the sunlight, making him look a little like a young man, aside from the long beard that he never cut. ''Ye' there!'' He yelled proudly, gesturing to Erik and the girl he had been walking with - in the hopes of learning a thing or two about her, but failing. Erik nodded his head in acknowledgment of the man yelling at him. ''Aye, ye will be guardin' them horrid hostiges we been caughtin' these week.'' The man said, emphasising every word that boomed out of his heavy chest. Sighing heavily, the sudden realisation hit Erik. He would be with this pig of a man for days! And the thing that aggrivated him most was the fact that he, an illiterate scum of a man owned such an amazing vessel as the one he was on. That was all his. Rolling his eyes angrily, Erik turned to the girl beside him. ''Ye better get going then, 'aye'?'' He asked jokingly to the brunette girl, taking one last glance back at the captain. Noting, with a keen eye his boots, that were, too labelled with the initials he had seen before. Oh shit.. it dawned on him. Did that old man own his pocket knife? Taking a sharp breath, Erik cussed under his breath, wondering if anyone else noticed the stress building up on his tanned face. he had the captain's pocket knife on him! Finding himself hoping that the captain had just stolen the boots from the same poor man as Erik and the girl beside him, he began to move faster towards her, hoping she'd lead him to them.




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PostSubject: Re: !breaking lead chains.   Wed Feb 22, 2012 7:09 am



/ / ~ E v e r l i d a . . .
( say it if it's worth saving me. )

The sun-warmed decks were crowded with a sea of moving bodies, the masts covered with a sheet of white, rippling lightly as the breeze whisked against them. The urgency of the movements of the pirates gave her the impression the Captain was in a hurry, and wouldn't wait for the slower people who were lumbering towards the bridge. The elderly man's voice bellowed over the low murmuring, forming a silence among the crowd, but not halting them. Agile body darting through the sea of people, careful not to bump into another, without another thought, her head whipped around to see the Captain swinging a shrill bell from side to side. The men began to haul the bridge onto the boat, abandoning the remaining amounts of people lingering on the docks. There would've been more than three dozen that had relinquished their pleas and were making their way back to shore. There could've been children without parents or guardians on this boat or vice versa. The ice sealing her heart melted with sympathy for them, as they leaned over the edge of the boat, crying out to their loved ones. Within seconds, the boat shifted from idle, and began to glide through the water, slowly at first. Then a bit faster. The girl's trail of thoughts perished when the rough collision of a man hit her, followed by a barely audible metallic clink as it hit the deck. A unique emerald hung from the centre of the necklace, weighing quite a bit and appearing the same size as a golf ball. On the back, it was flat, captured by a smooth edge of silver that wrapped around it, protecting it. The necklace itself was peculiar. Thin plates of polished silver circled it, before it was interrupted by a chain that held the emerald. Regaining her balance after almost been thrown from her feet, Everlida smoothed down her pallid blouse. Penetrating eyes glimpsed up at the boy who held her necklace, comparing it to something she found no interest in – a wooden object. She noticed he was studying the intricate patterns curling around the plating of the necklace. His question felt like a blow to the stomach, and her eyes narrowed bitterly. The crowd had lessened by hundreds. Most of them were gathered at the bow, whilst they were at the stern. “No,” the girl snapped, tearing the necklace from his hands. In all honesty, she had stolen it, from the Captain of the boat himself. He was such a greedy bastard, he probably wouldn't even notice it was missing. She had wound up in his bed more than once, and that had been the perfect opportunity to rob a piece of jewellery from him.

It wasn't that she wanted it, far from it. The fact that he frequently stole from others disgusted her immensely, and this – this piece of jewellery didn't belong to him. It had been hers. Her father had given it to her for her 15th birthday. Any reminder of that year, she wanted to be erased. Although he had saved up so much gold for this fine piece of jewellery – particularly the emerald – it weighed down an unnecessary burden on her, knowing he had almost sent himself broke to please her. Turning her back to the boy she had collided with, Everlida strolled towards the edge of the boat and let her eyelids cloak her glassy eyes. The pendant slipped from in between her fingers and plummeted into the liquid sapphire depths they sailed across. It now lay at rest with her father – at sea. Fingering a charm bracelet that hung around her small wrist, the girl contemplated whether she should give it to him, too. But the bracelet he had given her the day he'd rescued her from the orphanage, where she awaited his arrival. It was the only reminder she had left of him, her most treasured piece of jewellery.

Heavy, delayed footsteps met her ears, and Everlida spun on her heel to see the Captain facing them both. The crew members had scattered across the boat. The Captain began to holler something about guarding the hostages, and she met his eyes – but he wasn't looking at her, he was looking at the young man. They were on duty together? Bright orbs widening in disbelief, the girl opened her mouth to protest, but the Captain was already making his way over to observe the work of a couple of teenage boys who were scrubbing the decks. How could this man be granted with such a job? The Captain usually chose those he trust to guard the hostages, but it seemed that wasn't the situation at the moment. Or did they know each other? Muttering a few dark curses under her breath she sauntered up to him, standing awfully close. The girl peered up into his warm, inviting orbs. “If you mention anything to the Captain about the necklace,” she began, her voice incredibly low, “I will kill you.

With the threat still laced through the tense air, Everlida retreated from the small space between them and began to amble down a couple of stairs towards where the hostages were. She doubted the man knew where to go, or if he'd follow her, but that was his problem. Counting the stairs as she stepped down each one, the pirate kept her eyes glued to the worn leather of her boots. The idea of Travis spotting her wasn't appealing, so she made her steps light but quick, as she headed in the direction of the hostages. They were on the bottom floor, which meant she was almost there. Thankfully, Everlida reached the colossal, blackened iron door without being identified by her 'boyfriend'. With her back pressed against the ancient door, she lowered herself to the floor, surveying her surroundings as she did so. The pirate wondered how long it would take the new guy to find the room he was allocated to guard. A grin curved at her luscious lips before vanishing as quickly as it came. There was no doubt her white blouse was peppered with dirt, leaning against the door that was aged, but still as strong as the day it'd been crafted. She wondered if he thought of her as an actual threat, or of a fake when she told him she'd kill him if he breathed a word to another being. Threats weren't usually her style, but he was new, and was probably intimidated by her, no matter the difference of their sizes. Everlida knew where she could get her hands on a bottle of poison, if she did have to eliminate him in the future. The thought of murdering someone sickened her to the core and made her feel dizzy. If the Captain found out she'd stolen back the necklace from him, she'd be hung, or made to walk the plank. Ashamed by her threat, the pirate sighed heavily and let her eyes fall shut for a brief moment, before a light doze cast over her.



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PostSubject: Re: !breaking lead chains.   Wed Feb 22, 2012 10:26 am

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'*____B R E A K I N G____L E A D____C H A I N S____ *'




`~Erik Von Sancruige~'
the clattering of broken glass against the wall, your broken heart. i'm so sorry that it had to end this way ..//



Feeling his confidence sink down to it's lowest, Erik stood still for a split second, watching the irritated girl walk away from him. He was slightly angered by the threat, the kind of anger that made him want to just walk up to her and show her just what he thought of that statement. Like he would tell the idiot himself about this girl stealing his locket. How much of a fucking bastard did she think he was?! Backing down a little from his thoughts, he reasoned with himself. Other people had issues too, and this girl's must've been big. He probably had a little bit of a reputation of being a complete dick head anyway, starting bar fights all the time, didn’t look too good on his behalf. Heaving a low sigh out of his chest, Erik slowly followed her. He felt as though he was going to erupt at the girl, and he was being his nicest as well. Any other girl would've gotten a punch to the face. Feeling his anger overload him, the pirate sat down on the edge of Auraliese, in an attempt to cool down. He had always gotten angry easily, hence the bruises and scars down his body. It was a flaw, a big one at that too. But he wasn't just about to go and punch a girl. No matter how much of a bitch she seemed to be, leaving him with no directions at all. Jesus Christ. After a couple of minutes sitting down, legs in hanging down over the deck, Erik remembered the duty he had been assigned and hopped up. He honestly hadn't the slightest idea where she was, but using his keen sense of direction, Erik headed to the rusting stairs.

Proud of himself for finding his own way, Erik began to see the girl in view. Lying up against the rusty gate, her brown eyes closed. Letting out a moan, the pirate felt weak against the pirate, whom still was unwilling to give a name. She had threatened to kill him, and still he felt an attraction when she was in view. Hating himself for being so weak, Erik sighed in annoyance. He had finally met a girl that he might even fall in love with.. and she hated his guts. Cursing himself under his hot breath, the young and now angry pirate skulked over to where the girl was sitting, Erik slid down slowly from where he stood, now right next to her. Staying where he was to show how scared of her he wasn't. He gave a hesitant poke to her, ''Wake up!'' Erik said quietly, if they were to guard the prisoners they'd have to be awake. Hearing a grunt of annoyance as the brown eyes opened cautiously, the girl whacked him sub-consciously. ''Shit!!'' she yelled as if only just realising she had been sleeping on the job.

Erik watched her quietly, obviously finding enjoyment in her embarressment. Recieving a playful scowl from the girl, he chuckled quietly to himself. ''Falling asleep on the job are we? I'm sure the captain wouldn't approve...'' Erik told the girl, feeling rather flirtacious. She seemed to be in a less foul mood than before, as her lips curved into a smirk. He felt himself smiling back, absolutely lost in the moment. the two sustained eye contact for few minutes until she turned and looked the other way. ''Name?'' The girl asked, revealing her perfect features. Feeling as though he was getting a little closer, the male pirate was careful not to lose her attention. Locking her in again, Erik smiled slightly. ''Erik, yours?'' Watching her mentally examine his name, his eyes became more intense, feeling himself fall deeper into the mysterious girl. However, the moment didn't last for nearly as long as he had wished, before she averted her eyes and looked down to the slightly dirty ground of the floor.

She let out a small but deep sigh. ''Look, I don't know what you're trying to get at, but I have a boyfriend.. And - and I..'' She struggled to lie, she didn't love her boy friend, she was merely faithful and it pissed her off that she was still that faithful to him, after all he had done. ''- I love him very much,'' Erik felt his heart sink, of course she was taken. How could such a beautiful lady not be taken? He was stupid for even trying. Although, Erik couldn't help himself but think that she wasn't happy with the incredibly lucky man she was with.. ''Oh.. sorry'' He mumbled, feeling exceedingly stupid and rejected. ''I'm going to check on the hostages, you coming?'' He gave her a short and awkward nod, followed by a low sighing as she opened the heavy door to reveal a dark and damp room, empty.

The awkward silence of the two was disrupted by an angered cry, let out by the small woman before him. Confused and alarmed, Erik sprung up from where he was lazily standing, immediately asking her what had happened. shit.. He thought to himself gingerly, still not having the situation assessed properly. Suddenly, the male pirate realised what had just occurred. ''fuck!!'' He yelled, echoing the empty room before him. Curses filled his mind, all of which about him failing his task, what a rookie mistake! How stupid was he to be flirting instead of doing the job which assigned to him?! Erik heard yet another swear erupt from the luscious lips of the pirate girl. Deciding that standing and watching her wouldn't be the better idea - Erik sprinted off into the distance. The hostage had to be somewhere. Confusion creased his brow as thoughts rushed into his mind. How did the man escape? There wasn't a hatch.. Nor a door that was easily knocked over. FUCK his mind raced, it was most likely - hell, it was his fault that one excaped. Probably just slipped over while the two of them were.. he didn't even know what they were doing. How could they have missed a grown a grown man slip past?! His eyes darted across the room, where should he go now? The odds were definitely against him. The captain had obviously chosen two pirates whom he thought to be compitant. Sighing to himself, he slammed his palm to his for head. He had just proved how incompitant he was. His chances were one out of a hundred that he would find the hostage. But if he could have his way, the hostage wouldn't even get a glimpse of the tossing sea before Erik had him captured. He'd make sure of that at least..




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PostSubject: Re: !breaking lead chains.   Thu Mar 08, 2012 8:35 am



/ / ~ E v e r l i d a . . .
( say it if it's worth saving me. )

A mere poke to the shoulder roused her from her glorious nap. Blue eyes were once re-opened, dazed and barely able to make sense of the sight in front of her. A tall figure towered over her curled up frame, distracting her for a moment before she realised it was the same boy that had bumped into her on the deck. Grunting briefly, the girl rubbed her eyes as if to scare off the lingering remnants of drowsiness. Startling thoughts cycled through her mind as she stared up at him with an idle expression. How long had she been unguarded, and sleeping for? Frowning as shame crackled like electricity through her body, Everlida was on her feet quickly, dusting off her clothes. “Uhh...” she mumbled, refusing to meet his warm eyes as he peered down at her, amused. If the Captain had caught her, no apology would've been able to mend her mistake. Luckily, he wasn't the Captain... but would he mention anything? She lowered her eyes and shifted her weight, biting her lip awkwardly. “Sorry...” the girl said, her voice plummeting to almost a whisper. Had any of the hostages escaped while she had slept? Fear of her crime being found out wavered through her, and her body quaked.

Picking up on his flirtatious mood, the blue eyed girl leaned in to him ever-so-slightly, a half-smile curving at her luscious lips. Once his name had been revealed, a desire to say it out loud herself washed over her. “Erik,” Everlida repeated, the half-smile now altering it's shape into a full smile. The sudden thought of her boyfriend overhearing their conversation alerted her, and she straightened her posture, her mood transforming back into her usual bitter, guarded one. Drawing his attention back to the hostages, she made him aware of her own intentions before swiveling around in the direction of the hostages who were usually sprawled across the aged floor and worn mattresses. Instead, they were crowded around the rusted gate that was wildly swinging open. In the distance, one of the hostages, dressed in a filthy white gown, began to stumble down the long, narrow length of the ship before leaping up a wooden staircase. “Go catch him! I'll take care of these hostages,” Everlida ordered, retrieving a spare padlock from her pocket and securing the doorway once she'd wrangled all of the hostages. They cursed, and their cries filled her ears, but she held no mercy for them.

Taking off in a sprint towards the creaky staircase the hostage had slithered up, followed by Erik, the girl began to quietly mutter things to herself as her eyes monitored every nook and cranny. In a couple of effortless leaps, she was on the next level up and clueless as to which way she should begin her search. To the left was the kitchen, and to the right was the corridor which lead to the room peppered with weapons – both large and small. Selecting the kitchen area to begin her search, the pirate barged through the crammed spaces, filled with people dressed in aprons and white hats. It wouldn't be hard to discover an unused outfit. That would be the hostages first plan – find a disguise – and this was the perfect place to find one. Scanning each of the faces she passed, a hiss slipped through her teeth when she came to a peach tinted wall with cooking utensils dangling from their hooks. Obviously she wasn't thinking along the same lines as he, or she'd passed him without knowing it. Hopefully Erik was having more success than she was. Whisking a hand through her bronze hair, her troubled eyes surveyed her surroundings once more before she broke into a brisk walk towards the weaponry room.

The familiar shape of a hand curled around hers and yanked her back, tearing at her shoulder uncomfortably. It was Travis, her boyfriend. “Hey there,” he whispered, a naughty grin playing at his lips. What was he doing in the kitchen? He usually worked on top deck. She had almost been praying she wouldn't encounter him on her journey, but it appeared luck wasn't on her side today. “Hi Travis,” Everlida said, without a dash of warmth in her voice. “What are you doing in the kitchen?” The smile wiped from his lips, and his hand slithered upwards to constrict around her frail wrist, taking notice of her unwelcome, bitter tone. “I was running an errand for the Captain,” he replied, holding up a plastic bag, marked with a few patches of dirt, that contained a couple of fresh bread rolls. “Oh,” she sighed, jerking her wrist free from his grasp, “Well, I've got my own errand to run. I'll see you later.
Breaking into a jog as the sea of chefs parted for her, scattering among the kitchen, Everlida rubbed at her wrist, knowing she'd probably be punished for her lack of love and care for him. But, Travis was the least of her worries at the moment. She had a hostage to find. Veering around the corner that lead directly to the weaponry room, the door was unsurprisingly open and inviting. A series of grunts and the clatter of metal whispered in her ears. Inside, Erik battled with the hostage, both of their gazes fixed on each other. The girl thrust herself against the wall inaudibly and silently planned her attack, that Erik would hopefully benefit from. She wasn't sure how long they'd been at war with each other for, but one of them were going to drop their guard soon, and the other would snag a weapon. Hopefully, the one who would grab the weapon would be Erik.



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PostSubject: Re: !breaking lead chains.   Thu Mar 08, 2012 11:29 am

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'*____B R E A K I N G____L E A D____C H A I N S____ *'




`~Erik Von Sancruige~'
i can't bear to hold such tragedy, hold me while i collect myself, please ..//



Erik let out a passive sigh before taking a swift look around the huge cabin. Where was the fucker? Confusion raced through him, as though hundreds - even thousands - volts of electricity had ran through his now heavily beating heart. The hostage was nowhere to be found.. Letting a swear escape his pale lips, the young pirate closed his fierce orbs, beginning to immediatly gain more focus. Snapping himself out of the sleep he was now being forced to fall in, Erik began to sprint towards the weaponry room. Would the hostage not escape to that room? Gather a few weapons? He knew he would. Erik began to hope greatly that the hostage's thoughts were on the same track as him, that way it would be much simpler to tackle the man to the hard floor. His sprint altered into a heavy-set run as noises became coherent in the distance. Dodging clumsily through the sea of people, the young man finally reached the slightly faded and cracking door way, his fiery gaze fixed on a once cream track-suit. The figure inside the suit appeared to be the same build as Erik, if not smaller and looked to be stocking up on weapons - food? He hadn't much hair, and the remains of it were rather curly and scarse. He wasn't very attractive; much the opposite, and he had few scarrs masking his facial features. Thoughts began to ring through Erik's ears, simple thoughts, lazy thoughts. He smiled to himself, and began to rub his hands together as though preparing for a feast. The realisation made him flash a toothy smile; the hostage was a little smaller than him. Whether it was a slight difference in weight, or major, it was indeed an advantage. Before making a final decision, Erik threw off his bulky jacket, revealing small, but decent muscles outlined on his tanned arms. Feeling the time was right, he waltzed in through the door-way, looking much a man of buisness. Taking a split moment to gather his wits, the pirate felt himself girlishly punching his fists against an open palm, readying for a fight. No.. Surprise is by far the best attack, and with that short, but very correct thought - Erik found himself pouncing towards and putting the grown man in a headlock.

A surprised grunt was let out by the man before him, amusement played on Erik's facial features, he was going to fucking beat this man up, if it was the last he’d do. He felt sudden excitement run through his veins, pumping through his heart and making him explode in a frenzy of adrenalin-rushed punches. A sneaky smile curved on his lips, there was no other feeling on earth that made him feel like this. And there could be no other. He would not lose this time, no, he’d clobber the man before there could be any complaint. Incoherent swears and grunts could be heard from the next room but not a single head was raised, not a single care by the busy sailors in the front room was given. Nothing. In a way, Erik was glad of this. He could be as loud as he wished! His thoughts began to drift away as a hit was given by the hostage in front of him, a low groan escaped his lips.

Anger now rising in him as strong as the adrenalin he was experiencing before, Erik punched the man in return, hitting his stomach. Now even closer to the innards of the weaponry room, Erik eyed the silver sword behind him, sitting patiently and waiting to be used. Edging backwards, the young pirate unsheathed the hilt of the sword from its jewelled case. Taking a split second to analyse it, he stroked a tanned thumb over its blade, the smoothness, the cleanness of it. Temptation rose in him, this sword will be his. The hilt of the sword was a binding silver, masked in a couple of gems and shiny stones. Carvings swirled invitingly across the silver and sapphire. The sword now sitting happily in his strong hands, Erik swung the beauty around with great experience. Feeling at ease with the feeling, he allowed the sword to slice cleanly through rough skin of the hostage’s prickly arm. The hostage winced a little, but found his strength once more, picking up an equally beautiful sword as Erik’s. Metallic clattered and fell down on each other harshly, hearts pounding and brains not thinking, the two men carried out their battle. This moment made Erik feel much like a real pirate, throwing hits and cuts at the man’s venerable wrist. A shrill cry escaped the victim’s mouth, but the hostage ignored the best he could and struggled to his feet again. The hostage began tossing hits and misses at Erik, not very experienced it seemed, but his experience was enough. However, not all of the hits were missed, and Erik let out an an. The young pirate - now bleeding on his forearm – tried to ignore the hit, offering another to the hostage. The newly claimed sword cut cleanly, leaving a fine trail of blood on the hostage’s own forearm. The man toppled down to the ground with about the ease of a dying one winged pigeon. A brisk yell echoed through the compact room harshly, and the young pirate seized his chance while the man was cowering on the floor, slightly concussed. Looking up at the girl, he noticed a man conversing with her, holding her wrists tightly. Wonder raised his eyebrows and Erik began to ask himself the relationship between the two. Was this the man he had heard about from her? This beloved 'boyfriend'? Tossing his head about, he predicted it most-likely was. But there was something wrong, the girl looked far from happy, infact, she looked rather uncomfortable as the man replied to her question. Erik looked down at the man sprawled across the carpet defeated, and began to chuckle lowly to himself. Oh, the taste of victory

Scooping the grown man up in his hands carelessly, Erik dragged the man back through the old and rather worn carpet of the cabin floor. A heart-winning smile pinned on his face - directed at the familiar female pirate, worry creased on her flawless face. But let a small smile escape as he hit the man he was dragging behind him playfully on the head. He gave her a short nod and sighed quietly to himself, with the slightest dissatisfaction for the fight just played out before. “ Yeah .. I caught him, you may thank me later.” He stated cheekily, beginning to haul the man over his shoulder. Not even bothering to react at the weight suddenly crashing down on his shoulders. He felt invincible, and he loved it. Warm blood trickled down his forearm slowly and eager to hit the ground. The warmth of the blood irritated his skin and the pirate tried to wipe away the substance clean with his shirt. He looked back at her eagerly as she wavered behind, debating whether to bring up the man he had seen with her before. Curiosity nagged at him, making him feel the need to ask, subtly of course. If he didn’t do it subtly, she’d tear off his head with another threat, and he didn't want that. Not after what happened before.. “So, who was that man you were with before? He looks like kind of intimidating when he held you like that to me..” He stated, trailing off slightly as they reached the start of the stairs. The man began to arouse from his unconscious state, and he began to drum harshly on Erik’s back.

Anger creased his face, Oh come on, idiot he thought bitterly. Before descending down the rusty stairs, Erik hit the hostage’s head up against the roof, hitting it hard up against the rough exterior of the metal. Another groan was given by the man atop his shoulder, but Erik felt no pity, nor did he feel any guilt of what he had just done. Probably gifted a few nasty cuts and bruises to him just in the past hour. He smiled slightly and began to walk slowly down the stairs. Making sure that he could cause as much pain to the man he had slung around his shoulder. Teach him for trying to escape.. Although, Erik probably would've tried that on if he were in the man's situations. After finally reaching the bottom of the stairs, he looked at the girl sweetly, gesturing to the old padlocks she had put on before. He waited patiently for her to open the ramp, drumming his fingers far from gently on the man’s bruised skull. Easily finding amusement as the man groaned slightly once again. In the moment of before, the young pirate found it difficult not to smile, but another thought changed his emotion greatly, and he began to curiously wonder who the man really was. He couldn't help but notice how uncomfortable she looked with him. He might've been wrong, maybe he just looked at the two while they were sorting 'an issue' out.. Erik's thoughts still didn't changed, and curiousity still nagged at his conscience. Attemptting to flick it away, but failing.





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PostSubject: Re: !breaking lead chains.   Thu Mar 15, 2012 7:40 am


/ / ~ E v e r l i d a . . .
( say it if it's worth saving me. )

The fight displaying before her eyes was oddly mesmerising. It was a dance of grace and raw experience. The way Erik moved so effortlessly, so elegantly without any hint of fatigue or pain as the opponent's blade swiped across his forearm, made her engrossed. A line of crimson surfaced where the blade had licked across his skin, slowly slipping down his arm in a vertical line. There was no time for her to barge in and assist Erik at all. All she could do was watch, wide-eyed and interested. Once the man was upon the floor, unconscious, Everlida began to inch towards Erik, monitoring his movements as he hauled the limp man over his broad shoulder. “Thank you?” she questioned, arching one eyebrow as she trailed along behind him. “And how would you like me to thank you?” The same cheekiness he'd used echoed in her own words. Following him obediently, his question struck her like high voltage electricity, frying her insides. How dare he question her relationship with her boyfriend! They'd only met today, and he was already judging... and the scary part was, his judgements were correct. Halting at the darkened iron bars the hostages were kept prison behind, she fiddled with the padlock until it released it's locked position and opened. The hostage was once again returned to the crowded cell, and had scored himself a few more bruises and cuts than he would've liked. Relocking, she turned on her heel to stare up at the man, her azure eyes challenging. “Held me like what?
The words had meant to sound guarded, threatening. But instead, it'd come out the complete opposite – scared, raspy, weak. Her eyes searched his own, looking for whatever he'd spotted to make him say that. In a way, it made her feel safe; now that someone had gotten a glimpse of what her life was like. This was almost an opportunity to seek help. But she didn't want to be the damsel in distress. She didn't want to be weak. She didn't want her facade to crumble and shatter. Turning her back to him, the ashamed girl lowered her eyes to the floor, wrangling the tears. The red marks on her wrists indicated it would bruise, but it didn't bother her. The bruises she'd obtain on her wrists were nothing compared to the ones that were hidden beneath the layers of clothing she wore daily. No one had ever seen them. And she held no desire to show them either, no desire to expose Travis. If she did, she knew death would come soon for her.

Death didn't scare her, no. She had wanted out of this life – this world – for so long now. Suicide had been such an easy option that sounded appealing more than once in the previous months. But she was still waiting for the light at the end of the dark tunnel. It was what he father had always told her. “There is always light at the end of a tunnel. Just be patient. There will be a light for you too, my dear Everlida,” he'd always say, sipping his rum. As a microscopic smile plastered over her face and she turned to face him. “I'm sorry for not introducing myself earlier. I'm Everlida,” the girl mentioned, sniffling silently, gathering her strong facade once again. “And, guard duty is over for us until tomorrow morning. Thank you for helping me find the hostage. I'll see you later.
Flitting up the staircase with a new burst of confidence, Everlida headed straight for the small cabin she called home. Upon entering, the room was dimly lit, with a single candle ignited on the bedside table. Her fingers searched along the floral wallpaper for the light switch, but she was unable to find it. A cool hand clasped over her mouth in time to muffle a gasp. “Shh...” the voice whispered, steering her around the room. His other hand settled on her hip, his thumb anchoring into the waistband of her trousers. She squeaked as her leg came in contact with the scratched, wooden table. She could smell the thick, overpowering stench of alcohol breathing into her face. It was Travis. The hand that restrained her from speaking anything coherently lowered to stroke her cheek, before withdrawing and delivering her a harsh, brutal slap. Falling to the cold tiled floor, helpless, Everlida tried to block out the biting sting that enveloped her cheek, wincing and refusing to stand. “How dare you act that way towards me in public! How. Dare. You!” he hollered, a blinding amount of rage pouring from his aura, his voice, his face. Even when surrounded by darkness, she could see the outline of his body, creeping closer to her with every heartbeat. She could imagine the fury painting his face, the way his hands would shake. With a face full of fright and a heart beating like the wings of a distressed bird, she tried to scramble under the unreliable table for shelter and safety. As if wearing night vision goggles, Travis's hand dived for her ankle and dragged her back towards him. The serrated, chipped tiles clawed at her trousers, slashing her flesh with ease. She whimpered as he lowered himself, hovering over her and transporting a punch to her jaw, before another to her stomach was given. Once the man had drained his rage by beating her, he unzipped his pants and let them drop to his ankles. Reddened hands grabbed for her delicate, sore wrists and jerked her to her feet. The man twisted her around so her back was to him and bent her over the table, forcing her own trousers to the ground, along with both his and her underwear. He thrust into her and continued doing so until he'd climaxed.
Retrieving his underwear and pants from the floor, Travis patted her hip lightly, his lips kissing the back of her neck. “Thank you, Eve. I will see you later on tonight,” he murmured, then strutted out the door like nothing had happened. Sobs emitted from her mouth and tears pooled in her eyes before spilling down her flushed cheeks. Everlida hauled her underwear and pants back up and crumpled down onto the floor, burying her face in her hands. Oh, how she wished she hadn't of been so rude today. All of her muscles and joints ached from the recent beating.

After a good twenty minutes, her tears slowed to a trickle and she propped herself up against one of the table legs, staring idly into space. The closet door was open, and a belt caught her eye as she glimpsed in at it's contents. Suicidal thoughts rushed through her mind at a distracting speed. No one understood her. She was all alone. There didn't even seem to be a purpose for her in this world – other than Travis's slave and toy. Everlida felt defeated and the thoughts of ending her life tonight were all too inviting – too comforting. But she knew she was stronger than that. Struggling to bring herself to her feet, the pirate stood shakily for a moment, her legs wobbling as she held onto the table for support. Gaining control of her throbbing limbs, she lumbered towards the closet and grabbed a thick, leather coat. All she needed was a distraction. Something to tear her mind from suicide.
Stumbling out the door, appearing to be drunk to any bystanders, Everlida began in the direction of a cabin that'd been vacant for some time now. It was her best chance of finding a distraction. The arrival sent shivers of weakness and security scurrying down her spine. Rapping on the door with her knuckles briefly, she bowed her head and listened to the quiet sound of footsteps, gradually becoming louder. Once the door opened, the scared girl was greeted by a familiar male face. Erik. “Hi... uh...” Immediately, Everlida felt incredibly stupid. Why had she come here? She cleared her throat and attempted to start again. “I really need a distraction. I hate to be a nuisance by coming to you not long after we departed from hostage duty, but I could really use some help. I didn't know who to turn to... I feel so alone.
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PostSubject: Re: !breaking lead chains.   Fri Mar 16, 2012 11:30 pm

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'*____B R E A K I N G____L E A D____C H A I N S____ *'




`~Erik Von Sancruige~'
I think I found the perfect escape, its in your eyes, darling,
don’t you mistake me for your tool, for i am no fool ..//




A smile played on Erik’s face as he replayed the past events. Everlida, it was such a beautiful name, and suited her immensely well. Closing his eyes wearily, the young man’s thoughts drained back towards the mysterious girl. Why had she gotten so protective when he had mentioned the man with her? Something was hidden between the forged smiles and fake love for her 'boyfriend'. It may not be his place, at all and hell, he had only known the girl for a little more than 4 hours, but Erik wanted to know about her, every single thing that made her, her. Every small and unimportant detail that made her the pirate she was. It didn’t worry him whether he spent hours just backwards and forwards conversing with her about her life. His schedule was not busy; in fact it had been free for decades. It didn’t bother him either that she detested him. She was a rather hard person to befriend, the young pirate realised that the first time he laid his brown orbs on her. Sighing heavily, Erik whipped out an old and tattered notepad he used to draw on. Flipping through the timeworn pages of his tea-coloured pad, the young man stumbled across a badly-drawn ship, probably drawn around the age of ten. He smirked inwardly at the ship, Lady Elika.. But the forced smile quickly turned into a dejected frown as he remembered what this ship had been, what it had caused.. Every aspect and every small detail of the ship radiated hatred and unwelcome memories of the past. Merely the name made all happiness in Erik's life fade away, although, there was only enough happiness to last for a mere five seconds. Abruptly, saddened and forgotten memories flooded his mind, sinking their malicious teeth in whatever weakness could be detected. Heart pounding almost to the point of being ripped out of his chest. Tears formed a clear path down his cheeks, and slowly emerged into a rushing river of salty water as an unwanted memory crawled into his mind. Finding shelter in his thoughts, and staying for the night, bringing much unhappiness and displeasure for Erik in his path.

A heavy breath wafted down towards a young boy, who shrivelled in fear at his piercing eyes., Tears running down the boy’s big brown eyes, light catching them and making them dazzle beautifully. The man above clenched a fist, angry enough to let it collide between a glass wall, and rusty nails. His hand enclosed around a seemingly empty bottle, held in front of the boy, as if to strike. The boy looking up at him, wincing as his breath panted heavily against his skin. Struggling in his grasps, false hope twinkling in innocent eyes. "Daddy! Please, I haven’t done anything wrong!!" Jerking in his father's grip on him, the young boy faltered on his footing, and crashed to the ground harshly, the slurred voice of his father booming before him. "Oh, fuck off Erik.. Does your stupidit- .. no bounds?! .. How I got a .. I'll never fucking know, only wish .. I didn't!!" Erik struggled to respond, still trying to block out the man, swallowing salty tears as they ran a smooth line down his pale skin. He braced himself for seering pain as the man he wished he could refer to as ‘dad’ threw his arm with the bottle overhead of Erik, threatening to strike. Closing his eyes with pain as the familiar feeling of glass falling against his clothed back, familiar, but still as painful as anything. Tears now cascading down his cheeks, Erik stumbled off to his bedroom, after writhing himself from his dad's grips. Absconding from the furious words that echoed after him. "You piece of worthless .. I fucking loathed you the day you were b-" Slamming the door behind him, the small boy cussed the man under his breath with the few evil words he had learnt from his father. Trying to find something to relieve his pain instead of breaking anything - that would cost him dearly - the small boy snatched the same book he had used for drawing at many occasions. His breathing came in short, gasps for air, as he wrestled himself both physically and mentally against the tears. His anger was so great that he began to shake, but more than anything, his father had a hold on one emotion. Fear. Trying to distract the emotions strangling him, he began to quickly and shakily draw the faint outline of the family ship ; Lady Elika.

Panting and almost drowning in the warmth of his now forming tears, Erik began to cradle his chest, holding his shoulders tightly, almost clawing at them to distract the emotional pain with physical pain. He put a hand up to his face, tears still running freely down his cheeks. Unlike the first few weeks of harbouring the knowledge of his parent’s death, Erik felt a steady happiness, bringing a struggled smile to his tear-soaked face. The way they died, too, reassured him that the pain they had caused to him, would be at least given back for a short period of time. Suddenly finding himself wishing they were torn apart by sharks, Erik tried to shake himself of the nastiness crawling into his mind. Torment as such that he had lived through would not be healed by thinking such horrid things of others. Still shaking violently, Erik began to sketch the sitting on the wooden desk. The candle was dying slowly, and provided dim light to draw in, but the young and anguished pirate didn’t care, he did not need a masterpiece, just a worthy distraction, and drawing had worked for as long as he could bear to remember. However, it did not entirely take his mind off the situation, as his mind began yearning freedom. Suicide began an applicable alternative to living. He’d not felt this way since – since.. At least four years ago! He did have a few ropes lying around the ship, and even in his quarters. No one would miss it. No one would miss him. If the rope was at the least a metre, it would suffice. How many metre-long ropes could there be in such a ship? The opportunities were endless, and so very tempting.. Should he? Revolted by his previous thoughts, Erik hung his head in shame. Hanging himself was the easy way out. The wuss’ way out. Shaking his head, he continued to sketch tensely. He had started illustrating the wax wading down from the wick of the cream candle, towards the metal dish it had been placed on. A heavy sigh emitted from his mouth and Erik ran a grubby finger through his unwashed hair, debating whether or not to have a walk. He shrugged, realising he was too lazy to get up and do anything, and decided he’d stay there, drawing. Maybe have a shower? He allowed himself to be proud of his own work, and smiled quickly, before continuing sketching the lick of the flickering flame of orange.

A short rapping sound of someone knocking suddenly hit the door, the person behind it obviously not very strong, or just weakened by fatigue. Wiping his slightly shakey hands slowly on a paper towel, Erik rose himself from the wooden chair he sat in. Another knock pounded against the thick door, making the young man scowl slightly. ~ can you not wait? ~ Sneaking up towards the hard-timber door of his cabin, he opened the rusting handle, revealing the silhouette of a young girl. Confusion crept up at him, what was she doing here? Erik tossed his head, waiting for her to say something, or explain why she was here – and so late, too.

/* Hi.. uh.. I really need a distraction. I hate to be a nuisance by coming to you not long after we departed from hostage duty, but I could really use some help. I didn't know who to turn to... I feel so alone *\


The words echoed, bouncing around in his skull, familiarising themselves. Curiosity irked him, what had happened to her? He offered her inside, a reassuring smile playing on his lips, his eyes saying what his mouth would’ve if only he wasn’t so confused. He offered to take her coat with a slight gesture of his hand, then, he hastily took off the jacket and placed it on a wooden rack beside the door. Surprise and horror engulfed him as the dim light flickered across the scars and bruises. “Are you okay?” He asked, voice thick with concern. She shifted in her place, not wanting to answer the question. Erik shrugged it off for the moment, and decided it would be best to ask inside. Escorting her to the maroon couch, he sat her down, then went placed himself gently by her. Cupping a hand around her face gently, Erik took a closer look at the bruises, as for what he could see on her face and through the unreliable light, this was a man’s doing. Not a creature, but a human. Edging in closer to get a better look at the injuries, he looked into her azure orbs, feeling oddly protective of her, but even more so, angry at whoever did this to her. Erik cooed incoherent words directed at her, meanless phrases that seemed to slip out automatically, such as ; “it’ll be okay”, you’ll live” or “don’t worry, you’re safe”. He tried to smile, but couldn’t seem to, all emotions were no match to the boiling anger rising inside him for whom had done this to a woman. They sat in silence for a good few minutes, Erik wondering what happened to her and why she came to him of all people. Would she not go to that boyfriend of hers? Rephrasing his last question, the young pirate tried again to get information from her. “What happened Everlida? How did you come to get this way in so little time?

She raised her head slowly, before quietly replying, swallowing before she began. “T-r-avi-s.. He..” She gulped again, unable to finish through the tears swelling in her resisting orbs, as if she shouldn’t say such a thing, or reveal who he was. Travis.. Suddenly, everything started to make a minor amount of sense, the man she was talking to, the way he held her, why she was so insulted when he said that. Because he was her boyfriend .. Because he beat her up to a bloody pulp? Did Travis not understand how lucky he was to have someone like Everlida? Annoyed with the man he didn’t even know, Erik started to clench his fists of fear he would hurt himself. He was still a little shaky from the memories of the past he endured earlier, and found himself fighting back tears. He thought to hug her, but instead, took her right hand in his, and began stroking the smooth skin gently. “Everlida..” He whispered softly to her, before conjuring up a speech -of sorts - to say to her.
You don’t have to tell me what’s wrong, okay? But, if you are willing to give up anything to me ; I swear it to you, that it will be secret, just between you and me. A secret meaning that I will not breathe a word to any filthy soul on this ship – on this planet – what you say. We’ve just met, I know, and I apologise if I am being too close for comfort, but I can keep a secret, and I am a mighty fine listener, too. Its strange, this feeling, I feel as though I must help you, as if a duty of mine. I’m not rushing you, but merely want you to know ; I will be there for you .. Nice name, you have, by the way.. Everlida.” He declared, trying to add some brightness to the subject in his last words. Truth lathered his words, and he hoped that she identified it as, not corny, but helpful. It was so incredibly ridiculous that Erik felt this way for Everlida, especially after only four hours knowing her, but, he could not deny the swelling in his heart she caused. It was something Erik would never admit, in fear of being seen as foolish and ‘wussy’ but he felt as though they needed each other .. He had no idea her thoughts of him, and he had no desire to .. All he knew was that he wanted to be with her, and needed to help her. Help her get past ‘Travis’ and maybe in return, experience the drug many call ‘happiness’.



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