<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>Bow of Ship<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Narindi<br/><br/><br/><hr/><br/>Aramis found it his turn to bow somewhat apologetically at his lack of manners, he had noted the playfulness in her smile though indicating she was not truly upset. He was glad the ice had been broken, and saw before him one he felt would be a very good friend and true ally.<br/><br/>"Please pardon my manners, Im afraid the surprise at meeting you got the better of me. I am Aramis Orrkai, Alkali being the 'true' name given by my parents..." He surprised himself at revealing that name to her, not even the captain had he shared it with. The number who knew it could be counted on one hand, but he did not regret adding Narindi to that list. He wondered though if she knew the significance of it being shared.<br/><br/>"It would be an honor to aid you in any way with your craft, though I warn I am slightly rusty of late, this will be the first time I have played since signing with this crew....I do need to fetch my bow and trident though as well in case there may be any trouble as we depart, but I will gladly fetch my pipes as well" He could scarcely believe he was being asked to aid an emmisarry of the Mother. He took this as a sign he was not fully forsaken by Her or the gods for the deeds he'd had no choice but to perform, and was on the right path for redeeming himself. He quickly dashed below deck fetching the oilskin pouch with the set of pipes, tying the cord to his belt. Then he slung his bow, and quiver over each shoulder and grabbed his best trident in his left hand the rejoined Narindi at the bow of the Rising Sun.<br/><br/>"Now I am as ready as I can be for what may come" With that he pulled out his set of pipes and pressed them to his lips. Rather than closing his eyes as he usually did when letting notes flow through him he watched Narindi instead, using her flowing figure and flowing voice as inspiration to guide his notes.