Here's a face that hasn't been seen lately. But rest assured, Gibbs still knows how to find the Bar. He's just still wary of the place. Sometimes, though, after the seas are beset with gales that want to be hurricanes and require all hands to give it their all, a quick trip to someplace that isn't swaying from side to side is more than welcome
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"Well if it isn't Joshamee Gibbs! Last time I saw you, you certainly were a picture of adorableness, Mister Gibbs."
The glint in Barbossa's eye is dangerous, not unlike that of a man looking for a fight.
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"Barbossa..." Gibbs leaps at the scallywag and throws an unbalanced right to Barbossa's chin.
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"Ever the sore loser and ever in the losing side, aren't we, Gibbs?"
The grin is provocative, the cold gleam in Barbossa's dark eyes still as dangerous as before.
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Barbossa dodges the right, blocking the left with his own right forearm, ducking slightly to throw a short punch to Gibbs' unprotected right side, just below the ribs. His voice is cold as he glares narrow-eyed at the Englishman.
"And don't you ever dare call me a coward, Gibbs. Unless you be willing to tread where I have."
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"You...took the ship while we were unawares. You didn't have the decency...to face us man to man." In other words, a coward.
Never mind that it was Jack's ship, but there seems no point in arguing that.
Gathering his breath, he lets loose with a right jab to Barbossa's arm.
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And then his foot is kicked out from underneath him just as he is stepping back and Barbossa starts to fall, hat flying off his head with a flutter of feathers. But the old bastard is quick and malevolent as a snake, and has been in more fights than any sane man has any right to survive, and so one gnarled hand shoots forwards to grab Gibbs' shirt and bring Barbossa's rival down with him.
They fall to the ground with a heavy thud, the Spaniard bowing his head forward to receive Gibbs' face with a hard forehead.
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He tries to get up but falls back to the floor.
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"NOBODY MOVE," snaps Belar, who wasn't there a minute ago.
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"Not even to get the drunken oaf off me, Sir...?"
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"My excuses, sir, but I could hardly take matters outside when my first warning of an impending fight was a punch to the face."
He tests the tender, swelling spot on his cheek with a cautious thumb, the other hand going to the small of his back as he straightens back up.
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Barbossa's whole mood seems to have improved after the fight. He even seems to be about to break into an honest smile. Bring out the marble to immortalize the moment, people.
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