So, just a few thoughts on Perth and the rest of the people on the boat...<br/><br/><strong>Munieth:</strong>This is the most time he's spent near an elf. So he's tried to get stories about her people out of her. He assumes she knows all about everything elvish, and if she's made up blatant lies for him, that would be kind of awesome  XD he makes the occasional tall people joke at her expense.<br/><br/><strong>Tinalia:</strong>...I am honestly uncertain. Possibly, so is Perth. maybe talks magic with her at times, have silly cantrip duels (which she probably wins, what with mage hand and prestidigitation...) She knows he thinks she's pretty, but he hasn't made any passes at her. Which is odd since he's probably had a few evenings where he makes a pass to random objects on deck.<br/><br/><strong>Magnhild:</strong><em>Doesn't</em>get any tall people jokes, despite probably being taller than Munieth. This is because it'd be too<em>easy</em>. Instead he flirts heavily, though without any apparent expectation of fruition ("Throwing darts at a barn!" being the standard self-deprecating - and untrue - response, thus far.) He's actually apparently serious when he's asked if she'll teach him how to use that gigantic sword of hers, which<em>she</em>probably finds hilarious.<br/><br/><strong>Jacob Markosi:</strong>if the captain seems like a learned man, the sort who takes guests over dinner, Perth has tried to get into the man's graces. On the other hand if he's more of the no-nonsense, sailor-with-his-own-ship kind of captain, Perth has just stayed out of his way as per the other colonists.<br/><br/><strong>Tyra swain:</strong>Keeps out of her way, mostly; Oracles are spooky. he does try to observe from afar, though; he has a hobbyist's interest in cartography and navigation, and he's trying to polish that up without getting underfoot.<br/><br/><strong>Alda Brady:</strong>Perth's absolute favorite person on the ship. he has nothing but sweet talk for the halfling miss, and has shown willing to stand up to disrespect against her. Mostly because it's good goddamn sense to be on the good side of the person in the galley! besides, halfling solidarity, right? He's not been especially<em>flirtatious</em>, but if she showed interest, well, he'd help her relieve some stress, sure.<br/><br/><strong>Anya Sandstrider:</strong>So many huge women on one boat! Much as with Munieth, he's been trying to get stories of Anya's homeland out of her. Unlike with Munieth though he doesn't even pretend to know the first damn thing about the Shoanti or their lands because, until he met Anya, he'd only heard the word "Shoanti" like, once maybe. Compliments her muscles sometimes, especially when it seems like Magnhild might be of a mind to toss him overboard.<br/><br/><strong>Carver Hastings:</strong>...Seems like the kind of guy who<em>wants</em>to tell all the stories he knows. Perth is a willing ear for all of that.<br/><br/><strong>Leutin Calewick:</strong>Perth... does not like this guy. This is because unsurprisingly, Leutin often uses the halfling as an example of what a "real man"<em>shouldn't</em>be. Leutin has no idea why this is offensive, probably, so Perth just grumbles under his breath every time the blacksmith ruffles his hair and calls him "boy." One day he'll stab the macho lout in the ass.<br/><br/><strong>Lyra Heatherly:</strong>Fascinates Perth. She's a scholar too, though in different fields, so plenty of room for long discussions of divergent subjects. She talks a lot about adventure, and he's all into that. And she's<em>pretty</em>which is just like delicious icing on the cake.<br/><br/><strong>Perrell Beys:</strong>Where Lyra fascinates him, Perrel kind of amuses him. It's her apparent bookishness. he just<em>knows</em>that somewhere in there is an adventuresome lass just waiting for a chance to leap on a chandelier! Well, maybe not, but where they're going, there's no libraries, so she's going to have to get out and let her hair down eventually, right? Actually rather interested in her, though he's been able to keep it to himself, doubting she'd be interested.