A Falling Star [OPEN]
Characters: Estelle and OPEN to all remaining kids on the Fiertia
Content: A runaway noble comes across the docked ship in Garrettstown and boards.
Setting: Garrettstown
Time: Long after the crew left to save Yuri, midday
Warnings: Possible derp.
Being in a town was a very surreal experience for Estelle, who, until several days ago, had barely been past the castle grounds. It was like being in a fairytale, and her heart was beating so fast in her chest as she wandered around the marketplace. There were so many wonderful things! And all of the people seemed so lively.
Upon passing, she picked up a few things, like some delicious looking foods and darling little charms and jewelry, not to mention at least one fascinating book on Ivonian architecture. It was fortunately a small pocket book that she could easily slip into her bag, but she was careful not to buy too much so as to not attract attention. After all, an Erealian noble, though dressed down, wearing a hooded cloak was sketchy enough as it was. There was no need to go shopping before she'd even found a safe place to hide.
There weren't very many ships docked in Garrettstown, which was perhaps a good thing, but Estelle couldn't help but find herself fascinated one particular ship. It was massive and so intricately designed, and was truly beyond anything she'd ever seen. Slowly pulling the hood off of her head, the girl stepped onto the gangplank and clutched her bag closer as she climbed up it and onto the deck, which for the most part, was empty. She didn't want to intrude... but she was so curious.
"H-Hello? Is anyone here?" she called out, gazing around for some sign of life.
Content: A runaway noble comes across the docked ship in Garrettstown and boards.
Setting: Garrettstown
Time: Long after the crew left to save Yuri, midday
Warnings: Possible derp.
Being in a town was a very surreal experience for Estelle, who, until several days ago, had barely been past the castle grounds. It was like being in a fairytale, and her heart was beating so fast in her chest as she wandered around the marketplace. There were so many wonderful things! And all of the people seemed so lively.
Upon passing, she picked up a few things, like some delicious looking foods and darling little charms and jewelry, not to mention at least one fascinating book on Ivonian architecture. It was fortunately a small pocket book that she could easily slip into her bag, but she was careful not to buy too much so as to not attract attention. After all, an Erealian noble, though dressed down, wearing a hooded cloak was sketchy enough as it was. There was no need to go shopping before she'd even found a safe place to hide.
There weren't very many ships docked in Garrettstown, which was perhaps a good thing, but Estelle couldn't help but find herself fascinated one particular ship. It was massive and so intricately designed, and was truly beyond anything she'd ever seen. Slowly pulling the hood off of her head, the girl stepped onto the gangplank and clutched her bag closer as she climbed up it and onto the deck, which for the most part, was empty. She didn't want to intrude... but she was so curious.
"H-Hello? Is anyone here?" she called out, gazing around for some sign of life.