((Donald, you and every other fighter who wants to land flat on their face O.o
Nooow... continuing where I basically left off here at this place. Since there really was no progress made in my little storyline once this place shut down. That, and I kinda... don't remember what the hell I had been planning on doing anyways.
Oh yes, Dirk. You're an a**. -.-; But I love you anyways. ;P ))
The rolling waves hitting the sides of the ship, the feel of the breeze and the sting of the saltwater on her face. It only reminded her of how much she hated the ocean. The days spent on the Beowulf as before were nothing anymore. She was no longer used to the ocean's harsh caress, and so she had fallen back into her fearful respect the beast. Sitting on the rail on the edge of the deck was Willow, looking somewhat tired and more than likely, bored. Her amethyst eyes barely open, there were several moments when it looked like she would topple over the side of the ship and go peacefully into drowning in the shallows just from sheer exhaustion. But her hands were firmly gripping the rail, and nothing could move the Wolf demon from her current spot. Dressed in a pair rugged denim jeans and a black tank top, Willow's hair was put down, and wild in the wind. Perhaps it was mere chance, her meeting with Draka upon this ship not long ago. But that did not matter. As suddenly as he had come, he had vanished, and his plans forgotten. And here she was again aboard the Beowulf, just enjoying the hot, humid weather. The humidity was hell for her hair, as well as her magic, but the heat was perfect. In fact, one might say she looked content even with heat exhaustion looming not too far ahead.