<br/><div class="floatleft">(http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n612/Ember-Star/male%20art/aramis-picsay.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Aramis Orrkai<strong>Location:</strong>Above Deck<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Narindi, Dalen<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Aramis resisted the urge to grin at the mental image of Dalen single-handedly taking on the dragon, and likely winning in the process. He couldn't make up his mind to picture it being with his great axe or perhaps with his teeth embedded in the creatures neck, the image that had made him almost laugh, though he could almost see the man across from him actually pulling it of if he put his mind to it.<br/><br/>"I could indeed see how felling such a beast would be a feat of great honor and glory to be sure. To be sure all of such a creature would be of great use and worth down to its smallest parts, even on a young one such as what we encountered."<br/><br/>He<em>did</em>allow himself to smile as he observed Narindi's thorough enjoyment of the evenings well-deserved meal. As she again apologized, although having done nothing worthy of such, to his mind at least, he thought that at least on the positive side she should have no trouble adapting to life on this ship. Even though a sailing life was by no means an easy one, it would seem to be easier than that which she had been raised among.<br/><br/>"As for the wonders seen aboard this ship, well Dalen has sailed with her longer than I, but as for the wonders of the sea in general.....Oh aye, there are many great beasts out in the depths, the likes of which, well if I described them to you, you would call me the teller of tall-tales until you have laid eyes upon them yourself.<br/><br/>On some nights the very seas that seem to become a second night sky grant on a vision into the very depths on a new moon or cloudy night and one can glimpse straight down to the outlines of glimmering denizens that appear small at first, until you realize just how far down a glimpse you are having as you realize what you took for odd specks are actually a school of fish being chased towards the surface. Of course when you realize as they keep getting closer that the fish are close to your size and that once smaller outline is<em>Much </em>larger than you  and both are headed up directly beneath you...let's say the mezmerizing effect is broken till you can swim the heck out of the way and observe from a safe distance again," He finished the last part with a good-natured laugh at himself, remembering vividly the first time such had happened on his solitary travels.