She should have known that it was far too good to last for long and that her disguise wasn't good enough to last for long either. There was only so much on could do to disguise being a girl. Certainly she chest was strapped down and her curly hair tucked into a cap and she had long since swapped her skirts for britches. But there was no disguising
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"N-No! You-- You hawe the wrong idea! I am not a girl!" She insisted, holding her hands out as if to ward the pirate off, even as she heard the turning of a key in the lock to the door she backed up, a little afraid. "I just...I just hawe not cut my hair is a wery long time and-- and it makes me look like a girl." Obviously her voice had gone shriller as only a girl's could and the way that her eyes were rapidly watering wasn't exactly helping matters either.
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But... her mother. She bit her lip, barely even paying attention to Pasha's ranting, then taking a deep breath. "Calm down." She said, more to herself than the other girl, her own voice calm and a bit deep. "You aren't convincing anyone."
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"S-Sorry." She replied in a small voice, backing up and trying to make herself as small as possible. If she seemed weak then maybe the pirate would just leave her alone and not hurt her.
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She stepped after the girl, ignoring how small she was making herself look. "It's not your fault." She said in barely higher than a whisper. If anyone was standing near the door, she didn't want them to hear. "Now, tell me your name." She was already trying to think of a way out of this situation, but the first step was to make this girl trust her.
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"Pasha." She answered. "Pasha Andreynia Chekov." It was a long name but she was terribly fond of it.
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"Miss Chekov then." She said, politely. Even given her current circumstances, she was the daughter of a knight. "The crew call me Saber." Arturia Pendragon was her name, sure, but it was the name of a young, just girl. Not a pirate. "Now then, I am going to explain our situation to you. I am a pirate on board this ship, if that wasn't obvious, and you're the captive of our crew." Now that the blindingly obvious was out of the way, she continued. "They sent me in here to... take you." She might as well be up front with the girl, if they were both going to get out of here with their heads attached to their shoulders.
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"Take me where?" She asked in a moment of obliviousness. The girl silently prayed the pirate didn't mean to the plank because that would be the end of her, there was no hope for anybody who went into the sea, and especially not if they couldn't swim like Pasha. Then it hit her that Saber couldn't take her anywhere whilst the door was locked and that sent her mind racing as to the other meaning of being taken and her face rapidly went puce. "Oh-- You don't mean to take me to a place, do you? Y-You mean the other thing."
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"N-No! S-Stay there!" She insisted, the end part having completely gone over her head. "Leave me alone." Her stance was poor at the very best but that was more from panic then anything else, this entire situation was making her incredibly nervous. Pasha's face had lost all of it's rosy cheeked colour and she looked like a ghost, her pallor certainly matched.
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"I can't think of any ideas. Perhaps if we put our heads together? I'm not going to leave this ship with you, but I could try and get you off of it."
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Pasha gnawed at her lower lip- a bad habit of hers -as she thought. "How would they...know normally?" She asked with a bright red face. "If we were able to replicate those circumstances, maybe?"
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