Elayne
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The door creaked slightly as Cecilia pressed on it, sending a shiver of fear through her. Peeking out into the hallway of the ship beyond revealed nothing. Perhaps no one had noticed the sound of the rotted door opening amidst the normal sounds of the ship rocking at harbor.
She crept out of the room and down the hall. Most of the sailors had left the ship to carouse in the city. The few that were left were mostly drunk or asleep at this hour.
Soon Cecilia was up at the leeward rail of the boat. She measured the distance to the docks of the city, grateful she had learned how to swim in the waters around Vicene. With a quick hop, Cecilia went over the side and into the water with a splash, swimming quickly for the docks.
Soon, she was hauling herself out of the water, coughing as she strained water out of her thick dark hair and shaking her ragged burlap sailor's clothes, all she had managed to commandeer in her flight from the ship. She had been forced to leave her gowns and jewelry behind to the devious captain.
Appearances shouldn't matter to a true knight, Cecilia thought to herself as she set off into the city, hoping to appeal for justice to the local lord.
The door creaked slightly as Cecilia pressed on it, sending a shiver of fear through her. Peeking out into the hallway of the ship beyond revealed nothing. Perhaps no one had noticed the sound of the rotted door opening amidst the normal sounds of the ship rocking at harbor.
She crept out of the room and down the hall. Most of the sailors had left the ship to carouse in the city. The few that were left were mostly drunk or asleep at this hour.
Soon Cecilia was up at the leeward rail of the boat. She measured the distance to the docks of the city, grateful she had learned how to swim in the waters around Vicene. With a quick hop, Cecilia went over the side and into the water with a splash, swimming quickly for the docks.
Soon, she was hauling herself out of the water, coughing as she strained water out of her thick dark hair and shaking her ragged burlap sailor's clothes, all she had managed to commandeer in her flight from the ship. She had been forced to leave her gowns and jewelry behind to the devious captain.
Appearances shouldn't matter to a true knight, Cecilia thought to herself as she set off into the city, hoping to appeal for justice to the local lord.