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The alien world of Mer is being devoured by Dark Water... Only the young Prince Ren can stop it by finding the lost thirteen treasures of Rul. At his side is an unlikely, but loyal, crew of misfits; at his back the evil pirate Lord Bloth, who will stop at nothing to get the treasures for himself... It's high adventure with the Pirates of Dark Water!
It was a typical spring day in Janda-town. The gulls cried in the harbor, the sharp sea water could be felt in the crisp air, merchants, peddlers, and townsfolk went on their merry way, acknowledging each other with a nod as they passed. Life was good. Life was also simple in this sleepy little trading post of a town. Ignorance of the harsh real world was bliss.
People came and went on a daily basis. Most were sailors looking to tantalize their pallets with food and drink, or to rest their weary bones on solid ground, but sometimes, just sometimes pirates came to dock. When they did, nothing was predictable. Anything was possible. Anything could happen, and often did.
In the center of this sleepy little town was the home and business of an ex pirate himself, Zoolie. He ran the town's only tavern, inn, and brothel. It was a common grounds for trade, food and spirits, entertainment, and rest. Without the business Zoolie brought this town, it would not exist today.
Just as without the help of Zoolie, Tula would not exist. Having been orphaned at a young age, Tula would not have had the change to live and grow had Zoolie, a dear and old friend to her parents, not taken her in. He became a father figure to her. He was her mentor as well as her friend. Though he tried to shelter her from the harshness of the real world beyond Janda-town, he was good to her, and she was thankful to have known him...
Tula:
Tula held her breath as she pushed against the swinging door that separated the small kitchen from the rest of the tavern. She held the large serving tray in front of her like a shield for protection.
Though feeling the penetrating stares of men who frequented the tavern was nothing new to her, there was something different with tonight. Tonight she felt leered at, as if she were a piece of cooked meat ready to be sunken into. From her head to her toe she felt dirty and cheap, as if she were one of the hired entertainers Zoolie employed in back.
She glanced down to the far end of the bar as she walked past. The stranger, new to the tavern scene, was still sitting down there. Though he was staring down into his mug of ale, Tula had the feeling he had been the one looking at her moments ago. A shiver ran down her spine. Looking at him, she was repulsed yet intrigued at the same time. She felt a burning deep within her loins though she could not understand why she felt this way.
The stranger looked up from his mug and caught Tula looking at him. A smile played at the corner of his lips, though it was not a warm and friendly smile. It was more of a smile of evil and all things impure. Tula felt herself blush, the burning strong along her cheeks, and turned away. She made her way to the back of the tavern, to serve a table of diners their meal, with her head turned downward.
The alien world of Mer is being devoured by Dark Water... Only the young Prince Ren can stop it by finding the lost thirteen treasures of Rul. At his side is an unlikely, but loyal, crew of misfits; at his back the evil pirate Lord Bloth, who will stop at nothing to get the treasures for himself... It's high adventure with the Pirates of Dark Water!
It was a typical spring day in Janda-town. The gulls cried in the harbor, the sharp sea water could be felt in the crisp air, merchants, peddlers, and townsfolk went on their merry way, acknowledging each other with a nod as they passed. Life was good. Life was also simple in this sleepy little trading post of a town. Ignorance of the harsh real world was bliss.
People came and went on a daily basis. Most were sailors looking to tantalize their pallets with food and drink, or to rest their weary bones on solid ground, but sometimes, just sometimes pirates came to dock. When they did, nothing was predictable. Anything was possible. Anything could happen, and often did.
In the center of this sleepy little town was the home and business of an ex pirate himself, Zoolie. He ran the town's only tavern, inn, and brothel. It was a common grounds for trade, food and spirits, entertainment, and rest. Without the business Zoolie brought this town, it would not exist today.
Just as without the help of Zoolie, Tula would not exist. Having been orphaned at a young age, Tula would not have had the change to live and grow had Zoolie, a dear and old friend to her parents, not taken her in. He became a father figure to her. He was her mentor as well as her friend. Though he tried to shelter her from the harshness of the real world beyond Janda-town, he was good to her, and she was thankful to have known him...
Tula:
Tula held her breath as she pushed against the swinging door that separated the small kitchen from the rest of the tavern. She held the large serving tray in front of her like a shield for protection.
Though feeling the penetrating stares of men who frequented the tavern was nothing new to her, there was something different with tonight. Tonight she felt leered at, as if she were a piece of cooked meat ready to be sunken into. From her head to her toe she felt dirty and cheap, as if she were one of the hired entertainers Zoolie employed in back.
She glanced down to the far end of the bar as she walked past. The stranger, new to the tavern scene, was still sitting down there. Though he was staring down into his mug of ale, Tula had the feeling he had been the one looking at her moments ago. A shiver ran down her spine. Looking at him, she was repulsed yet intrigued at the same time. She felt a burning deep within her loins though she could not understand why she felt this way.
The stranger looked up from his mug and caught Tula looking at him. A smile played at the corner of his lips, though it was not a warm and friendly smile. It was more of a smile of evil and all things impure. Tula felt herself blush, the burning strong along her cheeks, and turned away. She made her way to the back of the tavern, to serve a table of diners their meal, with her head turned downward.