With the flyer in his hand, Eijin tried work his way around the docks.  Apparently this would be the last outbound call on these airships, though he had little notion of what to expect from its captiain.  When dock 8 finally came into view he was greeted by the sight of pink haired captain of the ship and suddenly a quite a few things came to make sense in regards to the call put out on the flyer – once, some time ago, his sense of propriety might have been offended, by some years had passed since then and he was more tolerant, even interested to see what the pretty captain of this ship – the Dawnflower was it? – might be like.<br/><br/>There was a tall powerful looking tan woman who was already engaging the captain in conversation, and from the flyer she had, probably for much the same purpose, and from the trend of her conversation it did indeed appear that she had the ‘assets’ that was in demand by the flyer.  At any rate, he awaited for a moment when the captain was not so distracted before he approached.<br/><br/>“Ahoy there, the captain!” he greeted as he approached.  He was a man of average height and sweeping raven hair, nimble and hardy of body, the red plates of his armour further accentuating his actual profession, as did the two swords by his side and the bow on his back.  Part of his cheek, bore a peculiar crimson birthmark, that resembled the sign of Callistra, that extended across his neck and chest, though hidden by the protective plates.  “I am here to see if your crew would require the services of a professional sword, and perhaps an advanced scout, for there are surely places your airship will be unable to pass through – be it impracticability or reluctance on your part for danger to your vessel.”<br/><br/>With a low whistle, there was the growing rush of wind, followed by the beat of wings, before a great eagle-like creature came down from the skies above to come to heel at his side.  “My name is Eijin, some call me the Farseeker,” he offered, “and this is my loyal companion, Farim, who can bear me upon an errand you might have that requires our particular skill – which in addition to our skill at arms, I am not a bad negotiator myself and would gladly speak upon your part should you need me to attend to matters you might not be able to yourself.”