Lenah De'arc
-Quartermaster-
With no life or family,...
The quartermaster of the Weeping Fellows listened to the clamour of crewmen arming themselves for battle, with a sigh. She had never really liked fighting, but would all the same. Somehow, she was even one of the best on the ship. Lenah attributed this to her training. Most pirates were obvious in their attacks, and a simple counterstrike dealt a death blow. Other times, she had more troubles. The seasoned pirates, ones that were accustomed to fighting in close quarters, showed less in their movements. Were more precise, cunning and skilled. Despite all this, she had always managed to overcome her opponents. A frown crossed Lenah's face as she watched a crewman, easily three years her junior, lash as many weapons as he could to his person, as if accustomed to leaving each one he used in a different body. A shake of her head, and a shrug was all the quartermaster did in light of this youth. A moment later, she loosened the sword in her sheath, ensured the foreign dagger was still in her belt, and she joined the clamour.
...The sea is a beacon to a bright future.
Even if I am a Pirate.
The sea is cold and heartless....
Tarik used her makeshift halberd's poled end and placed it behind Cliff's leg. Then, making use of the boot armor, she used her own leg as a fulcrum and pulled as hard as she could on the other end of the weapon. The resulting momentum as Cliff began to fall made the bosun's hand slip, cutting itself on the blade. As the deck shook, the woman placed her boot onto the quartermaster's chest, pinning him, and ignoring her own wound. "Oi, we be needin' the men to fight the Fellows, not you cuttin' 'em up." A sharp look was cast down at the man, daring him to challenge her. He may well end up winning the fight, but she would do enough damage for him to regret it. A hasty look to the unknown man told him, or so she hoped, to get away from the both of them, and to be quick about it. While she agreed that he should be punished for being a lay about, Cliff was more in a mind to kill than injure. Looking back to the crew, she grabbed a flask off of a passing crewman, and shoved it down towards the quartermaster. "Obviously you're a problem if yeh ain't drunk," she said with a measure of distaste.
...Just like me.