OOM: Pearl Repairs

[politestpirate]

The sky is cool, grey, and occasionally misting, but that just means when you are working hard you can keep warm enough.

And there is certainly plenty of work to be done. The deck of the Black Pearl has been cleared off, with debris and pieces that are large enough to reuse stacked carefully. All over is the gleam of cut and exposed wood, the splintered edges cut and smoothed in preparation for patching sections. One mast has been cleared of charred and torn sails and rigging, the canvas and rope set in one area to work on before it can be sent back up.

One of the current priorities, however, is fixing the stern section of the ship, the back wall of the captain's cabin, that took some of the worse damage from the kraken-

Scottish autumn nights can start to get chilly, afterall.

Party thread style, slowtimes more than welcome.

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[merrimanlyon]

'He knows,' Merriman says quietly, with a brief glance in the direction of Jack's cabin. 'Perhaps not the exact seriousness of the situation...but then again, who am I to inform him of how serious the situation truly is?'

Jack is the one who spent time inside the kraken, after all.

[politestpirate.livejournal.com]

His lips twitch in a wry smile as Wellard follows Merriman's gaze.

"... and he's still letting Norrington work on the ship."

If Jack could do that, Wellard can certainly try to be more civil to one certain Spaniard on board as well.

[merrimanlyon]

Merriman looks a little uneasy at that, but only for a moment. 'Yes. Well, that is his prerogative.'

He has done what he can, in taking precautions. For now, that will have to suffice.

[politestpirate.livejournal.com]

"He's doing quite well, though. And... if anything, maybe its a good idea to keep certain people close, so you know what's happening."

Logical perhaps, even if the... underhandedness does not sit well with him. Wellard shrugs, and gives Merriman a faint smile, trying to be reassuring.

"We'll just keep working on the Pearl, and keep an eye on things. Best we can do at the moment, at least."