Some scallywags mighten accuse me o' likin' th' sound o' me owns voice. Thar they may be right. 'tis rude indeed that I be yet ta introduce meself properly, don't ye reckon? One soul that went t'Davy Jones be hardly a proper 'Ahoy.'
Me name be Sylar. Ye may 'ave heard o' me. If ye haven't, 'tis only a matter o' time.
[I couldn't resist. Sylar has
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If ye be sending souls to see Old Hobb, ye'll be soon findin' yerself keelhauled and kicked o'erboard, yeh scabrous dog.
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Wi' the wind behind me, thar be no way. Fate smiles on ol' seadogs.
[The translator isn't clever enough for how Sylar talks, I swear]
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[ sdgsadgsdsdgrtwrs going to hell. ]
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[It looks fine when he sends it.]
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This sea be full o' dragons.
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Why is he talking like a- ]
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You're not talkin' like that intentionally, be you?
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Hello Peter.]
Ahoy, landlubber.
[But a face none the less. Sylar's face, cool and unexpressive, calculating.]
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He's awfully glad everyone finds this so amusing. ]
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After about ten minutes, he picks up the NV - his watch - and turns it to face the table. It jogs a little, for two more minutes, before he turns it back to face him.]
That's better, isn't it?
[His voice is liquid, every hint of pirate dubbing gone.]
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Ain't no bones about it, missy. This 'ere be the scurvy.
[He should be embarassed, but he's still finding all this amusing. Especially since he established five minutes ago how it works, and could stop it at any time.]
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That doesn't even make sense.
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[Poor dragon.]
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