"Nagifar," skekSa says, practicing the word, an alien language to her. "I will help in any way I'm called on. Your family has my favor and are friends of the Sifa clan, whether in the end I'm a Lord or a Captain. We have different vessels in Thra. I sail a living ship, and the Sifa use coral for their ships sometimes. So I would have experience if you ever need a teacher."
Honestly, she enjoys teaching - she's mentored plenty in her time, and she would be honored to be chosen to teach the children how to sail Nagifar. She's intrigued by this ship of nails herself.
The Mariner nods. "When urSan and I were one, I suspect we were an oceanographer or mariner of some kind, though those memories are very dim. I suspect we inherited those things from SaSan, though split between us."
"No, not always," she explains, "but the Swimmer is closer to the water than I. She's decent, but tends to be a little...cryptic, as Mystics tend to be. The only thing to fear from her is her riddles. They're never straightforward, Mystics, though between us she plays it up to mess with me. I don't know if you've met one, though I suspect skekGra took his Mystic with him."
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Honestly, she enjoys teaching - she's mentored plenty in her time, and she would be honored to be chosen to teach the children how to sail Nagifar. She's intrigued by this ship of nails herself.
The Mariner nods. "When urSan and I were one, I suspect we were an oceanographer or mariner of some kind, though those memories are very dim. I suspect we inherited those things from SaSan, though split between us."
"No, not always," she explains, "but the Swimmer is closer to the water than I. She's decent, but tends to be a little...cryptic, as Mystics tend to be. The only thing to fear from her is her riddles. They're never straightforward, Mystics, though between us she plays it up to mess with me. I don't know if you've met one, though I suspect skekGra took his Mystic with him."