<div class="floatright">(http://img70.xooimage.com/files/d/4/a/pre-tresse-umberlee-2dfd2b6.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Jacinth of the Waves<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Harbor, Ship Gangplank<br/><strong>Tags:</strong>Lea<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Though it is hard to judge much of the woman before her beneath all her veils, Lea's introduction is one that brings something like a tiny smile to Jacinth's lips. Lea, it seems, does not lack for respect and self-confidence, qualities that the priestess can appreciate. The woman is a mystery, but then again, so are all of her new hires, in one way or another. And should any of them not prove their worth, they will find their way to the sea's bottom soon enough.<br/><br/>Jacinth ushers Lea forward. "You speak well of yourself, and the Bitch Queen admires strength in her servants. Board then, and show your worth; but, first, a name for how you are to be called?"<br/><br/>***<br/><br/>As the last of the crew boards, Jacinth gives the signal to a sailor, the gangplank and anchor are hauled up, and shouts and bells ring out across the decks as the ship finally disembarks, leaving the harbor behind.  Although the sailors give the priestess a wide berth out of respect, it's quickly obvious that she's in their way, and Jacinth retreats below decks.<br/><br/>A message is delivered to the recruited mercenaries (via a handful of cabin boys, now looking a bit weary from their errands) to meet the priestess in the ship's mess hall in a quarter hour's time for their debriefing.