016 | sayin' things the sea dog's way

[archivy]

[A young voice with a British accent, even and calm to the point of sounding emotionless.]I be arr wanniond today an' I be havin' t' say, I find this highly irritatin'. Language be a necessary an' integral part o' communication. I do nay enjoy havin' me ability t'express myself tampered wi

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Voice

[eternalnic]

And yet, such was at one point an accepted means of communication.

A sense of superiority from a neutral entity? It seems you are beginner to waver in your position.

voice

[archivy]

And 't be an accepted means o' communication by choice o' them usin' 't. In me case, however, 'tis forced an' I do nay appreciate that.

't dasn't imply a sense o' superiority, as ye appear t' think.

He's watching you, Nicodemus.

[notexactlyhuman]

Voice

[notexactlyhuman]

...Nope.

Voice

[archivy]

That be good fer ye.

Voice

[notexactlyhuman]

[Is that amusement in his tone? Why, yes!]

Agreed.

Voice

[archivy]

[If he happened to look at her, there's almost a hint of a pout on her face. For those who know how to read her.]

Do ye be havin' plans fer today?