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 Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 3:30 pm
"Tú te quedas, punto." Andrew said, ignoring the iguana girl's pleading. Piracy was not all fun and safe out in the sea, even less for a child.
"Nooo, Andy, puh-lease, just puh-lease take me!" Najwa whined, holding on to her 'brother's leg. She couldn't understand why he would leave her all alone in land, waiting for his return. She considered herself ready, she could swim, maybe she got tired too soon, but that didn't stop her! She could climb! Meh, she did fall a lot though... perhaps she was a bit clumsy, but just a little.
"Get off! And its please, not puh-lease. Learn how to speak properly!" He said, finally getting rid of her.
"Noo, I-I hate you!" She said, for lack of words. He ALWAYS did that to her. She didn't saw him wince, instead she left quickly, speaking to herself.
"Ya verá, I can do it too." She said to herself, but it ended as soon as she saw her target: a 50' sailboat tied up with a really nice amount of deck space. Ohh what wonders could lay inside!
As she entered the sailboat's deck, she stood quietly, waiting to hear any sounds. Deeming it safe she entered down below. A long hallway with various doors stood before her.
"Braxilian wax, nice." She said approvinglym though she had no idea what braxilian wax was.
[ tú te quedas aquí, punto. = you stay here, period.
ya verá = he will see ]
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 4:01 pm
((A small note for people who might read this, since my characters involved aren't D-Corp, here's the information thread for them.))That particular sailboat, which was labeled on the stern "Alacrity," belonged to a man who did not, in fact, live in the area, nor did he keep the boat there very often. Tom had been on a little sailing expedition with his recently adopted 'son,' and they had stopped to collect some supplies for things. Unluckily for the would-be thief, he was walking into the marina as his fine vessel was boarded. "Okay, Alex, ready to go see the reef?" he asked a little pale-colored child gripping onto his shoulders. "Ya!" A small voice replied, and suddenly a rather loud "CLUNK!" resounded through his sailboat as he placed a freshly filled air tank onto the deck and stepped aboard. A few seconds later, Tom found the cabin door open. "Well, now...what do we have here...?" He mumbled, and then he got Alex to lay on a seat in the cockpit and briefly admonished the child to not twist the air valve again before looking into the cabin curiously. "Anybody home?" he asked facetiously.
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 4:36 pm
Najwa froze as she picked out a remote controler. She did some quick thinking and ... "NoooOOO haayyYY NAdieee aquiiIIii!" ...because she was so intelligent to use Spanish whale speak to divert her- 'STUPID!' She face-palmed herself. What was she supposed to do now? She started looking around for a good hiding spot and... AJÁ!
'Don't panic, think, no panic, panic si, si, si, cunda el pánico, NO, look pool!' She threw herself inside the utterly small pool. 'S-sea w-water...?'
Another mistake, all her stolen goodies, including toys, nail clippers and weird looking gadgets were soaked. But she dared not to move nor make more sounds. She inwardly cursed those cutesy Pixar clown fish movies and their Whale speaking.
[ no hay nadie aqui = there's nobody here!
ajá! = aha! (the expression? 8D)
Najwa has an elevated grade of retard. She's definately not bright, will never be. Go ahead and hit her with a broomstick or something. XD
And one more thing, forgive my English, it has been some time since I have writen it. > .>;; ]
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 4:59 pm
Tom snorted. He couldn't help it. Somebody obviously didn't want to be discovered snooping around his boat, but...that was too hilarious. "Stay here," he told Alex, who was peering quizzically at the door into the cabin.
A few steps later, Tom had located the intruder--It wasn't hard to locate her, she had a big green tail, and it was not in the pool. He had to grin at this, although he could see a couple of knick-nacks floating in the water that most definitely weren't there before.
The fact that the girl had a green tail was interesting, but he'd address that later.
Although he wasn't completely fluent in Spanish, he still squatted down by the water, hopefully not seen yet, and then whispered, "Pero, hay un niña aqui." He nudged the soft edge of the pool, causing the contents to jostle.
"This wouldn't happen to be your boat, would it?" he asked politely.
((Tom's not the hitting sort... messing with their heads a bit, maybe. This man is a teacher, after all.))
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