It was a bright sunny day as the junk, Trailwind was sailing home after a long journey to lands north of Spring valley. On deck is a young maiden of seventeen. She wrapped her hair into a bun, and pulled out two bamboo sticks from her blue, silk satchel that she carried in her delicate hands. Her blue, heavily embroidered kimono blew softly in the wind. Tied neatly in a large bow in front her slender waist was a large red bows from a long single piece of silk cloth. . The ship carried Song Lee from her home to a land she had only know in stories. Her long black hair was loose and the gentle breeze forced her pull it back. Song was comfortable being at sea as she held her face into the wind. This time she would be moving to a new land and far from her home. She was honoring her father's dying wish to be a dance teacher at the grand city of Maccata. The city was known for festivals and people from all over the World would come to perform.<br/>Song was looking at the dolphins in the water when there was a commotion of the sailors that were running into the underbelly of the ship. They grumbled about a passenger losing a pet. An older lady in her thirties hollering and screaming about her pet escaping. To Song it seemed odd that on the ship at sea how could anyone worry about losing a pet. The older woman pushed sailors out her way and stormed on deck. She immediately ran toward the quarter deck and was distraught as she spoke loudly to the captain. Song had seen the woman board the ship with her pet that was heavily burdened carrying two large trunks. The woman's pet was a young man between 17-20 years old. He was medium built and hunched over. He was very strong for his size. He wore a homespun gray tunic with gray breeches. Around the pet's neck was a thick, brown leather collar and around his bare ankles and wrists were thick leather cuffs with brass chimes.<br/>In the corner of her eyes, she saw a glint of a reflection off something metal hidden behind a stack of barrels.