Meet N' Greet

[cityship]

||Initiating Meet and Greet. Crew members, for the sake of morale, there will be periodic meetings on the Obs Deck so that newer members of the crew can be welcomed and so the crew can communicate with one another.||

Apparently, Stacy liked to throw a party now and again.

[ooc: Anyone may start new threads here]

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[killervocabulary]

That kind of dress and the way he carried himself - it did remind her of some of the Jarls she'd met in Skyrim. She lacked weapons herself, and the only thing granted to her in the locker was an amulet that resembled an axe's head.

"I am, though I find this all very strange," she answers. "It seems like a very vivid, if peculiar dream." Or potentially a nightmare.

[dragonlordbight]

Bight took note of the amulet she carried, though its symbolism was one he was unfamiliar with, it appeared that she had not been as fortunate as some in the items returned to her immediately, such was the way of things it seemed.

"It is quite a strange situation to wake to indeed, though one that I can tell you unfortunately is no dream," He shook his head with a slight somber turn before smiling once more, "Perhaps I can be of assistance however, should you have any questions I shall answer to the best of my ability,"

"Allow me to introduce myself, I am Hogan Bight, one of the Councilors aboard this vessel, governor of the lord-city of Sanction, I am also known as dragonlord Crucible,"

[killervocabulary]

She'd find her fortune was waiting in the armory rather than her locker, but that's later on...

The comment got a frown and crossed arms. "How did no one see such a catastrophe coming? Tamriel has faced potential destruction before, and it was always foreseen in enough time to be stopped."

She nods to his introduction. "Ginia Rosentia, blacksmith and Harbinger of the Companions of Whiterun in Skyrim." His last bit gets a curious look. "Dragonlord? That term is unfamiliar to me, as is the city of Sanction. What province is it in?"

Someone hasn't quiiite grasped the 'different worlds' concept just yet.

[dragonlordbight]

Bight's expression took a solemn turn, "The cause of the catastrophe hailed from far beyond your world, beyond your very universe, or reality, there are very few individuals who could predict or foresee such a manner of threat,"

His expression regained its innate confidence seamlessly as she introduced herself in turn, "A pleasure to meet you Ginia Rosentia," He dipped his head everso slightly at that before going on, answering her second question first, "The Lord-city of Sanction is located on the continent of Ansalon, of the world of Krynn,"

Giving her a moment to process the fact that he was from another world before he answered her first question, "It is a term that was given to those dragons who held considerable power, I am one of them, Sanction was my domain," He stopped there for the moment to let that sink in, after all each person reacted differently to being told that one was a dragon.

[killervocabulary]

There's a long moment of quiet from Ginia as she thinks this over.

"Other...worlds. Not just another plane, but another set of planes...?" Her eyes dart back and forth a bit, as her mind tries to wrap around it. It's not getting a good grip, though.

_{"Surely I'm dreaming. Maybe supper didn't agree with me..."}

And then on top of that, Bight tells of his nature, which gets a puzzled look from her. "...now I know you're pulling my leg. Do you think I'm blind?"

[dragonlordbight]

Bight watched her with quiet regard as she took it all in, nodding his head as she spoke, "Indeed, it can be prove a difficult concept to take in at first can't it?" He commented lightly.

That drew an amused look from the councilor, "Oh? I would assume that what dragons your world has do not have the ability to take other shapes. I find this form to make communication a good deal simpler with the crew," He commented before giving a chuckle, "Or would you rather I prove it, fortunate that the observation deck is so large," He offered before commenting almost off hand as he glanced to the room at large and to make sure there weren't too many people in close proximity.