Chapter 4: Legend of the Marauders (Moersho and Dante)
Moersho's limp body clung to a piece of driftwoof, scattered in the mouth of the inlet. The explosion of the ship had send him flying. His arm felt numb, he was dazed, but very much alive. Small wounds dotted his face and neck
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either was I may have been wrong about this ship, it may be my salvation.
Dante swims toward The Hope and attempts to climb on board the ship using the netting in the back of the ship
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Rolled: 8
Action passes.
Dante lunged on board the derelict ship. It creaked loudly as he stood in the center of the vacant deck. The Hope was unscathed, left abandoned in the midst of the Inlet. Spent Cannonballs still lingered onboard, as did the scent of gunpowder.
The only light came from the moon overhead and the couple of crystalline shards in Dante's bag. Inquisitivly, he pulled the shards, bathing the deck in pale light. The two shards were remarkably similar. Both broe the same strange markings, whose significance was undiscernable. Dante held the pieces in his quivering, battle worn hands. They trembled, sensing the vibrations of evil energy within.
Abbadon himself had granted Dante the fortune of finding these artifacts. The heretic, with a smile, placed the runic crystals in his bag.
The Hope should be easy to pilot; Dante had watched Moersho do so with ease so many times in the past.
Command Role: Privateer
Roll Required: 7
Dante: 12
Dante may now permanently pilot The Hope. ( ... )
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Hm it's not the best ship but it could sell for a nice price to the right buyer. I
It seems that the fool Moer wound out with nothing in the end, he wished to gain great wealth in the end he failed. I would be surprised if he survived.
Well It might be a good idea to go back to Basten and re-supply.
Dante sales toward Basten
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