♥ The Slippery Gibbet ♥ Medium Aphro ♥

[mr_chekov]

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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[isithotorcold]

The door didn't so much swing as it did slam, a girl about Pasha's age being practically thrown into the room, arms shoddily tied behind her back by rope. The door was slammed shut again before the pirate so much as glanced Pasha's way, because right now it was meal time, and meal time was more important than two random captives

[mr_chekov]

Pasha blinked at the young woman before moving over to her. "Pavel--" She began, automatically giving her false name she had been travelling under for a good while. "Sorry, Pasha, my name is Pasha Andreynia Chekov, miss. Here, let me help you." She said softly, reaching for the poorly tied rope and beginning to undo it. If there was one thing she could say for having worked on a ship, it had certainly taught her well how to tie and undo knots swiftly with her nimble fingers.

"I do not think these people are exactly God fearing men." She muttered as she pulled away the rope, wrapping it around her own hands.

[ooc: That's more than fine!]

[isithotorcold]

"Ah, right, my last name! Sorry. It's Brunel. I'm Collete Brunel." Collete smiled at the other woman as she undid the ropes on her wrists, twisting and moving them to get them out of the sleep they were in. The ropes had been so poorly tied that it was almost cutting off circulation to her hands.

"Thank you, Pasha." She chirped, tilting her head slightly in puzzlement. "I... suppose they might not be," even if she honestly couldn't understand why someone wouldn't fear God. "But I should at least give them the chance to repent, right?" This close, it was easy to see that both her hair and clothes had dirt and grime on them. "If I can be honest, it'd be very hard to forgive them their sins, but... if you really want to change, then you should be forgiven."