Multi-Character Post! (Barbossa, Boromir, Tarik Mansuri)

[bushel_o_apples]

It's a nice almost-Spring morning and Barbossa is walking around the lake towards the Caribbean inlet. The water is warmer there in case he would like to take his boots off and wade through the surf. He has a small satchel hung from his shoulder, the brass eyepiece of a spyglass poking out of it, and is absently throwing a small green apple up in

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[wheatencrown]

(OOC: I'll take either Barbossa or Boromir.)

Demeter knows its almost Spring, she can feel it and so she's also outside, her feet are bare and she's smiling as she feels the new life underneath her feet.

[sonofwhitecity]

You don't survive long against the Shadow if you are easy to surprise. There is a woman approaching, and something about her attracts Boromir's attention, something he cannot pinpoint right now. But manners are first, and so he stands as she walks closer and bows his head in salute.

"Greetings."

[wheatencrown]

"Hello. You seem to have found a lovely place to sit."

She nods back slightly at him since Demeter has never bowed to anyone, but she still remembers a time when others bowed to her.

[sonofwhitecity]

Now he realizes what first caught his attention. This woman is by no means an elf and yet there is something not unlike presence of the Eldar upon her, some hidden power.

"It is a nice spot, yes. Peaceful." He looks around contentedly, gazing over the calm waters of the lake before returning his eyes to Demeter.

[bushel_o_apples]

As things go in Milliways, blue hair is barely withing the "surprising" category. Barbossa stops, catching the apple one last time, and smiles charmingly at the young woman.

"Eventually, yes."

[bushel_o_apples]

He looks down at himself, an amused little smile on his lips. "Why thank you. I find it pretty dashing, meself. Yours is... Interesting, too." Barbossa is all for unique looks, in all honesty. People making themselves easy to spot sits quite right with him. "And your hair is a most striking color." Which would have got her at the very least some stern questions from the Inquisition.