08-06-2008, 07:27 PM
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He laughed and ventured into the cave with her close behind him. At first he couldn't see anything, but the further in they wandered, the more the light seemed to pan out as his eyes adjusted to the dark. Aside from a few shafts of light that fell from pinhole places in the ceiling (no doubt from the rocks above them), Laurel didn't see anything that great. Other than the pool of water they had started to walk through and it's glowing taint, he was about to announce that this cave didn't have anything interesting at all when something caught his sight. In caves, rocks and water were common… but wood? His olive-coloured eyes traced the grain upwards, only to find a figurehead that nearly blended in with the very stones itself.
“Hey, maybe this is the ship you rode in on,” he said to Asanotohl, unable to avoid the urge to tease her. Drawing in closer to the washed up ship, he studied the build and the wood, wondering if it was sturdy enough to be climbed abroad. More importantly… just how would they even get onto that thing? Laurel had really never been on a ship before, which was definitely a lot bigger than a boat. “I wonder what kind of stuff's inside,” and for once he wished that Nikita and her knife would have been along, just so if all else failed maybe they could hack out a side of the boat to go in and look around.
He laughed and ventured into the cave with her close behind him. At first he couldn't see anything, but the further in they wandered, the more the light seemed to pan out as his eyes adjusted to the dark. Aside from a few shafts of light that fell from pinhole places in the ceiling (no doubt from the rocks above them), Laurel didn't see anything that great. Other than the pool of water they had started to walk through and it's glowing taint, he was about to announce that this cave didn't have anything interesting at all when something caught his sight. In caves, rocks and water were common… but wood? His olive-coloured eyes traced the grain upwards, only to find a figurehead that nearly blended in with the very stones itself.
“Hey, maybe this is the ship you rode in on,” he said to Asanotohl, unable to avoid the urge to tease her. Drawing in closer to the washed up ship, he studied the build and the wood, wondering if it was sturdy enough to be climbed abroad. More importantly… just how would they even get onto that thing? Laurel had really never been on a ship before, which was definitely a lot bigger than a boat. “I wonder what kind of stuff's inside,” and for once he wished that Nikita and her knife would have been along, just so if all else failed maybe they could hack out a side of the boat to go in and look around.