Bzprpg - Po-Wahi
#10841
Posted Nov 19 2012 - 07:21 AM
"Well, I'd need a stove..."
#10842
Posted Nov 19 2012 - 10:30 PM
Wokiya sighed. This was going on for far too long. She would have to tell Darien the truth.
She stopped behind a large Inn and turned to face Toa.
“Listen Darien,” Wokiya said slowly, trying to gather her words as well as the will to speak them, “I’m… I’m part of an extremely wealthy and influential club called the Cultured Gentry. My brother was in charge of the organization, but he was framed for something he didn’t commit. Things spiraled out of control, and we both had to leave Ko-Koro,” Wokiya said to the Toa of Plantlife, “I’m not on vacation. I came here because my brother and I got into a really big fight and I left him in Ko-Wahi. I tried to get to Ga-Koro on my own and… this is the result”
Wokiya kicked a pebble in frustration. “I didn’t want to say so at first because I didn’t want to be judged as some high-class girl with a silver spoon. I’m trying to make it on my own now, without gifts that I don’t deserve. However, my brother needs this mask,” Wokiya said, showing Darien the Hau she had bought, “He needs to be reminded of what he used to be. I’m afraid through the glamorous life of the Cultured Gentry that he’s forgotten what true heroism is”
OOC: You have any plot lines for Darien we can follow those for awhile. Otherwise, Wokiya’s going to go to Ga-Koro and Darien’s more than welcome to join her, though not much may happen for awhile.
Edited by Emzee, Nov 19 2012 - 10:30 PM.
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#10843
Posted Nov 19 2012 - 10:53 PM
IC: Darien - Po-koro -
“Listen Darien,” Wokiya said slowly, trying to gather her words as well as the will to speak them, “I’m… I’m part of an extremely wealthy and influential club called the Cultured Gentry. My brother was in charge of the organization, but he was framed for something he didn’t commit. Things spiraled out of control, and we both had to leave Ko-Koro,” Wokiya said to the Toa of Plantlife, “I’m not on vacation. I came here because my brother and I got into a really big fight and I left him in Ko-Wahi. I tried to get to Ga-Koro on my own and… this is the result”
Wokiya kicked a pebble in frustration. “I didn’t want to say so at first because I didn’t want to be judged as some high-class girl with a silver spoon. I’m trying to make it on my own now, without gifts that I don’t deserve. However, my brother needs this mask,” Wokiya said, showing Darien the Hau she had bought, “He needs to be reminded of what he used to be. I’m afraid through the glamorous life of the Cultured Gentry that he’s forgotten what true heroism is”
Now Darien could related to her, even if she didn't realize it. He had come from a wealthy family, even if he was all that was left of it. They were in the same boat in a way. "I understand more than you know." He said with a smile. "I don't think we met by accident in that desert Wokiya. I don't know too much about the Cultured Gentry, but if your quest is to help bring your brother back on the right path, well then I feel it's my duty to assist you in anyway that I can."
Edited by Snelly Bieber, Nov 19 2012 - 10:53 PM.
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#10844
Posted Nov 20 2012 - 12:42 AM
The Toa of Magnetism followed behind Naona as she lead them back towards the Fowadi, his armored feet crunching through the dried sand that made up the path towards the docks. Dehkaz didn't speak, but instead observed their surroundings. The desert around them was flat, with little or no dunes in the area, this also meant little cover if they were attacked.
Now, Dehkaz couldn't think of a reason why they would be attacked, but his mind still continued, constantly planning, analysing. It had become an unconscious habbit of his, one that proved useful as the captain of a warship. Dehkaz didn't become a stratagist over night.
#10845
Posted Nov 20 2012 - 12:49 AM
"Penny for your thoughts, Dehkaz?"
#10846
Posted Nov 20 2012 - 03:05 PM
IC (Lohkar)
The Infernavika sliced gracefully through the waves, with Lohkar coaxing her back to her old nimbleness now that she was freed of her unwieldy armour.
"Land ahoy, lads!" he called down from the helm. "I'm bringin' 'er in to our anchorage!"
As the Po-Wahi coast drew nearer, a cluster of cave entrances became visible, many of which straddled the sea, waves lapping into them.
#10847
Posted Nov 20 2012 - 11:22 PM
Dehkaz shrugged, and glanced over to the Toa of Stone as she slowed down to walk with him. "Nothing really that important," the Toa of Magnetism replied. A small grin spread across his face, and Dehkaz added, "That is, unless you'd like to hear a constant stream of battle plans and stratagies that probably wouldn't even apply to recent events."
#10848
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 12:17 AM
"I'll be seeing them in action soon, I suppose."
#10849
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 12:30 AM
"Of course, hate to ruin the surprise, eh?" the Toa of Magnetism replied, his grin seeming to grow. Or course, it could have been just a trick of the desert suns, after all.
#10850
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 12:37 AM
"You know, so much has changed," said Naona as they reached the boat.
#10851
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 10:15 PM
I glanced around at the darkened outlines of the 'Vika in the dusk, as it bobbed up and down in the Po-Wahi waters. With no torches or lightstones illuminating the deck yet, the evening shadow was beginning to fill the air, casting everything and everyone in a smudgy, but comforting palette of dulled colours.
Getting back up to my feet, I strode over to the bow, taking in the view of the cave entrances. Good places to hide a ship, which I was guessing was Lohkar's intent.
"I hope you've got a good plan, captain!" I called back to him, my eyes darting across the landscape, as if each rock and crag was hiding a Guard waiting to snatch me up and put me back in jail.
IC: [Rynekk Simul] - Fowadi
Rynekk, who had used his Kakama to beat the rest of the Guard to the Fowadi, was already standing on the deck, by the gangplank, with a mischievous grin on his face. His burnt-orange eyes glowed in the setting sun, and even his mottled armour looked better in the soft light.
"So, on to Le-Wahi, ma'am?" he called out, sliding down to the docks and coming to a full stop in front of Naona and Dehkaz with one smooth motion.
-Void
#10852
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 10:29 PM
The Toa of Magnetism nodded. A whole lot had changed recently, something that Dehkaz really didn't expect to happen. Joining the Guard was the last thing on his mind, but look at him now. Still Dehkaz would have to admit that all of it was good change, the thought lightened his mood somewhat. Feeling quite good, he looked over at Rynekk as the Toa of Stone rather smoothly slide down onto the docks infront of them.
#10853
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 10:37 PM
"Hey Aelynn, do you have enough money for some drinks? There's a bar over there, I wonder what they put in drinks here..."
#10854
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 10:43 PM
The Toa of Iron nodded in reply, but didn't exactly know why Auron wanted a drink. "Uh, yeah, I should have plenty," Aelynn replied.
#10855
Posted Nov 21 2012 - 10:44 PM
Tellus had raised his eyebrows at Lohkar's decision to take the newcomer with on the shore party, but didn't comment. Instead, he stood up and followed Gunner. "Looks like it'll be you an' me keepin' an eye on the ship, mate."
#10856
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 12:14 AM
"Time to head out."
#10857
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 12:20 AM
Ic: Wokiya had to use much of her willpower to suppress what would have been a wide grin into a smile and a giggle. This Toa almost seemed to "get" her, in a way.
"I... I'd be... Thank you!" The ga-matoran stammered. Soon, the two went on their way, passing the gates and walking across the merciless desert once again.
At least this time, Wokiya had a full canteen and a partner who knew where to go.
Ooc: Wokiya and Darien to Ga-Wahi. Posting from phone, so no colors.
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#10858
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 05:40 AM
"Should we bring Mimi along or not?" asked Lasinia, gesturing to the little Matoran still sleeping on her.
#10859
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 10:41 AM
I nodded sharply to Tellus, "So it would seem. At least we shouldn't have too much difficulty."
I turned to face Lasinia, shrugging one shoulder lazily, "Given that she doesn't have any criminal record, it should be safe to bring her."
Images of Mimira running wild on the streets of Po-Koro suddenly filled my mind, and I shuddered, "However... do keep a close eye on her, if she goes."
IC: [Rynekk Simul] - Fowadi
Rynekk responded with a nod, before marching back up the gangplank onto the deck.
-Void
#10860
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 10:57 AM
The Toa of Magnetism followed after up after Rynekk, and seemed to completely switch moods once he was onboard. Well, not completely, but his manner did changed, becoming more like a captain then anything else. "Alright people, lets get this pile of armor and weapons moving!" Dehkaz called to his crew onboard, making his way over to the wheel.
#10861
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 02:40 PM
Rynekk, without breaking step even once, vaulted back off of the gangplank yet again, rolling next to the one of the mooring lines, before smoothly untying it. Moving onto the next, he repeated the action until the Fowadi was disconnected from the dock, slowly beginning to float away from land.
-Void
#10862
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 02:55 PM
Lohkar smirked a little at Mimira's snores.
"I don't think she's goin' anywhere, mate."
***
A little while later, the ship was anchored in one of the shadowy caves, hidden from unwanted eyes. Lightstones had been issued to all crewmembers so they could see in the darkness. The sounds of water lapping against the hull drifted up from below.
"Right, said Lohkar. "Shore party, prepare ta depart."
The Lesterin promptly leaped over the side of the ship and landed, with an echoing noise, on a previously-unseen sandstone ledge. The light from Lohkar's lightstone illuminated the ledge and the wall next to it, revealing a natural tunnel in the rock.
Lohkar gestured to Floria, Lasinia and Yasurek to jump down.
"It's easier than it looks!"
#10863
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 04:04 PM
"Alright," said Lasinia, following Lohkar down. "Can you guys on the ship make sure Mimira is safe okay? And tell her that I'm going ... pirating? Because if you don't ..."
Lightning crackled in her palm.
#10864
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 06:30 PM
Yasurek leapt over the side of the ship onto the ledge. He was wearing his usual cloak, sheathed spears in their usual places. He also had a bit of rope with him, just in case. Holding up his lightstone to illuminate the immediate area, he surveyed the landscape.
"How far out do you think we are from Po-Koro?" he wondered.
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#10865
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 06:33 PM
Tellus raised his eyebrow at Lasinia's rather threatening request. "If it matters so much to ye, sure." He turned to Gunner and lowered his voice. "Ah.... where is the liddle un, again?"
#10866
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 06:34 PM
"And now, to wait out the long hours of boredom, as they do their reconaissance," Verak growled to Tellus and Gunner. "What fun."
#10867
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 06:48 PM
Bahokosar slowly floated back to consciousness. He chuckled a bit. "So...we made it after all..." Out the corner of his eye he saw a Guard. He said nothing, so as not to provoke him.
Sorapak wandered over to check on Bahokosar. "Wot happened to you?"
"Now what do ye think, Sorapak? I'm perfectly fine, elsewise I'd have been thrown around by a giant, smashed onto a ship deck, rolled down the stairs, and broken would be half the bones in my body. But none of that, a'course, happened." He grinned wryly.
"Ah yes, because you obviously had intelligence enough above a Brakas to avoid such a fate and then did not require your captain to save and therefore bodyguard you throughout the entire series of conflicts." Sorapak gave a mock bow.
"And a fine captain ya were, Sorapak, with yer great skill ta get us in this situation."
"More or less, but a captain is only as good as his crew." Sorapak took a seat. "Can he walk with crutches?" he asked the doctor.
"I can't be sure." The doctor seemed to glare, knowing Sorapak for what he was. The question, though an honest one, was quite clearly an attempt to determine an escape. "Most likely his legs will...crumple in on themselves and kill him if he tries to stand."
Sorapak burst out laughing. "Now that I'd like to see, were it not for the fact that such a condition would be irreversible. Thankfully, that's a load of hogwash because I saw the way he was injured."
"Who's the doctor here?" The lie was too obvious...
"Huh. I assumed you remembered, because one who does not cannot truly be a doctor now can they?"
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#10868
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 07:19 PM
"Take care out there, kiddos," I shouted to the recon group as they left for the village, flashing them a mocking grin and an exaggerated wave, "We'll make sure absolutely nothing even mildly interesting happens here while you're gone!"
Turning back to the ship, I grinned at Verak, "Could be worse. We could have to do reconnaissance."
Before the either Toa could respond, I strode over to where Mimira was curled up, slowly removing my overcoat and laying it over her like a blanket, before giving them a brief wave, and heading down to the store for some shut-eye.
-Void
#10869
Posted Nov 22 2012 - 07:26 PM
"Oh, it could be worse. The Cap'n's gone, the kid's asleep, and there's rum aplenty!" He grinned halfheartedly, then sat down with a sigh. "In other words, yeah, we're gonna be bored."
#10870
Posted Nov 23 2012 - 08:03 AM
Floria followed swiftly, enjoying the adventure already as she flipped herself smoothly over the edge of the ship, following the others.

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#10871
Posted Nov 23 2012 - 08:45 AM
"Excellent! Then let's go!" He said, heading towards the nearest bar, "Only rule is there has to be enough money left over to buy a room!"
#10872
Posted Nov 23 2012 - 07:08 PM
IC: Kale stopped working on the metal tube and got busy pulling ropes and all the other things that needed to be done to get a ship moving.
"Words. Among the strongest and weakest of weapons. A single sentence can shatter nations or stop a war. And yet they are used every minute of every day without anything coming of them. Be careful what you utter for you may regret it for the rest of your life."
#10873
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 02:06 AM
At which point, the Fowadi began to move away from the docks, slowly picking up speed as the wind hit its sails. Despite its bulk, the warship was making good speed, and soon enough, the shoreline was just barely visiable on the horizon.
Dehkaz was currently behind the wheel of the large ship, steering it in the general direction of Le-Wahi.
#10874
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 02:08 AM
"How many problems do you think we will face?"
#10875
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 03:42 AM
The Toa of Magnetism shrugged. "Five, eight, twenty," he said, really just naming random numbers. "At this point, its hard to tell. The most we've got is that their crew is about as large as ours is now, but the rest of the details are a bit vague."
"Other then that, though," he said on a somewhat lighter note, looking out over the ocean, "It doesn't lool like "rough seas" will be one of our problems today."
#10876
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 03:47 AM
"That's good then."
#10877
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 10:32 AM
I shuffled through the store, barely noticing the piles and shelves of supplies that littered the room, all of which seemed to be gathering a fine layer of dust, given that no one seemed to clean down here. I briefly considered using my powers to just blow all of the dirt and grit away, but realized that would cause more problems than it remedied, and thus, left it.
Removing my sword, and placing it on the ground next to my bed, I climbed under the sheets, trying not to notice the dust that had settled there too. Slowly, I closed my eyes, and allowed sleep to overtake me.
The last thing I remembered was the swaying of the boat, and the distant chattering of voices.
IC: [Rynekk Simul] - Fowadi
With a Kakama-assisted leap, Rynekk landed on the deck, this time with both feet firmly on the ground.
"So, ma'am, sir, what's the plan?"
-Void
#10878
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 05:39 PM
"I am currently taking it as: find pirates, beat them up, throw them in prison."
#10879
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 05:46 PM
The Toa of Magnetism opened his mouth to go through his entire plan bit by bit, but Naona beat him to it. Dehkaz raised an eyebrow, and nodded.
"That's pretty much it. After that, we can retrieve the Turaga."
#10880
Posted Nov 24 2012 - 05:59 PM
"The village hasn't been doing so well without Turaga Onewa these days."
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