<div class="floatleft">(http://i1092.photobucket.com/albums/i408/Aadreal/E%20characters/Narindi_zps8bf4c54a.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Narindi<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Bow of the ship (Upper Deck)<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Aramis<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Narindi felt her cheeks heat as the man's gaze lingered.  It was unlike the lustful stares she'd encountered upon the ship that found her.  “Stories?”  As with Dalen she was confused.  Despite her people keeping mostly to themselves, Stormsingers were apparently known.  She had to wonder how many before her survived being cast out so this could be.  Her furrowed brow smoothed as the man continued, realizing a legend of her people stood before her.  The sight of his cheeks growing blue rather than red in a blush confirming it.  Her hands went to her stomach in an attempt to keep what felt leaping fish in place.<br/><br/>“You, you are one of the ancestors?  Of the sea?”  Once again she stepped back, heel catching on the rope spool.  Only this time she managed to catch herself before falling.  “You are real?”  One trembling hand began to reach towards Aramis before stilling as she realized what she was doing.  “Forgive me!”  Bowing deeply she pressed her hand over her heart.  “I was not thinking properly.”  A curtain of dark hair surrounded her face, eyes firmly closed in shame.  “It is my deepest honor.  I...I never expected, never hoped in my wildest dreams the spirits would grace me with the opportunity to meet one of you.”  Remaining as she was she dared not look up.  While the Stormsingers were held with great reverence, the Draishok were considered nearly divine.<br/><br/>Her heart was threatening to beat free from her chest, cheeks inflamed from embarrassment.  The smell of the docks and even the question about her singing had been forgotten.    “How...how may I serve?”  Her voice trembled as she asked.  While she served the spirits of the ocean, their will was implied.  To have one of their greatest guardians standing before her was truly awe inspiring and terrifying at the same time.