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“Damn,”
“Easy. Probably the place we wana be. My home. And your home. Not the same home.” Crowe smiled, offering a hand. “Need help? Come on, it’s not safe.”
“Sorry?”
Sun tilted her head, tentatively taking the hand extended to her. “Probably, yeah. Thank you.” Pulling herself up with the help of the stranger, Sun dusted herself off. “Where, exactly, is safe right now? Just...out of curiosity.”
“Good heavens,” Buvalu was having the worst luck. Or, more accurately, those around him were. He needed to pay better attention. The whole busy of fighting and war had him on edge and he was in more of a rush than he ever was. The result was a fair amount of clumsiness and apparently the fair amount of casualities. He lowered almost instantly, reaching to help the woman he had knocked over. “Forgive me, I’m quite sorry. Are you alright? I won’t hurt you, honest. You’re not hurt, are you?”
Sun wasn’t entirely convinced the man standing above her was entirely human. Maybe part bear because sweet mother of Neptune he was large. Regardless of what he was, Sun was a little more concerned with what he was going to do to her. As he knelt down, Sun instinctively moved back to put distance between herself and the bear-man...person. But then he was offering her comfort and concern and...oh. Relaxing a bit, Sun nodded, swallowing her fear. “It’s - it’s okay. I’m alright. I think, anyway. Just a couple bumps and bruises.” Sun studied the man before her, more of her fear dissipating. “I - Are you okay? I mean, I’m sure you could handle this since you’re, you know,” Sun waved a hand at the man’s stature, “But...still.” She offered a small, shaky smile.
Ava gave the girl a tiny smile, still brushing the girl off as more people ran by the pair. She shook her head at the “thank you.”
“No need to thank me. Even a sensible person would know causing this sort of panic is stupid and only makes it easier for everyone to become a target. Sun, I don’t think that would be best. You shouldn’t go running off towards anywhere that might have pirates or idiots running about. I’m sure wherever your family is, they’re safe. And they aren’t. Most have some sense about them. But, the people who attacked aren’t even pirates. Just commoners trying to cause a stir in the kingdom, drive both the pirate lords and king up the walls and start this war. I’m fine, Sun. I can handle a few drunk idiots. It’s you I’m worried about.”
A shaky smile spread over Sun’s features when Ava shook her head. She was truly so happy she’d met her.
“Of course there is. Yeah. I can’t even tell who’s who or what’s what. What’s the point of this much chaos? It’s ridiculous. I know, I know. It wouldn’t be smart but I don’t care. And I swear once I’m in the water I’ll be fine. I don’t understand why people would cause this kind of violence on purpose. Things were just fine, weren’t they? I mean, as far as I knew they were. Okay, okay. I just...I need to get out of here. Then I’ll be fine. I promise.”
“Don’t worry- how could you not be frazzled in all this mess? I can lead you part of the way to the ocean but I have to come back to help.”
“Are you hurt at all?”
“You seem to be doing alright. That’s more than fine! As long as I’m close I’ll be fine.”
“No, no. I’m fine. Just a couple scrapes and bruises. Nothing I’m not used to or can’t handle. Are you going to be okay?”
“I’m not going to hurt you. Where’s home?”
“Sorry. I just - I’m a little frazzled. The sea. If you’d just point me that way I think I could get there.”
Ava helped up her companion after she was shoved aside by a towns person mid-panic, brushing the girl’s skirt off for her.
“Sun, wherever your home is, it might not be safe. Or even there. Whatever those idiots did sure as hell wasn’t what a real pirate does…not that I would know.”
Seeing a familiar face nearly brought tears to Sun’s eyes, but she fought them back - at least until she was alone. “Thank you. Thank you so much.”
“No, no. It’s definitely still there. And even if it’s not safe I have to go back. My family. I have to make sure they’re okay.” She tilted her head for a moment. “I don’t...I’ve never met a pirate but, I can’t imagine they’re all so violent for no reason.” Shaking her head, Sun focused. “Anyway. The shore. I just...I need to just get close and then I can find my way back. And you should get out, too. I’d hate for something to happen to you, Ava.”
“Ooof. Ow.”
“I - I’m no fighter. I’d just like to g - go home, please.”
“Well, if you do, tell her I sent you that way. She’s usually nicer to those who know me. Yeah, love it actually. Being at sea is what my dad did and I like feeling like he’s still kind of around. I’m out a lot of the time, yeah. What do you do?”
“I will certainly do that! Well, of course. You’re her son, so I can imagine she’d be more fond of those that know you. That’s sweet. I’m sorry he’s not still around, though. I’m glad you’ve got something to help you feel close to him. Oh! I’m a handmaiden. So, I do what I’m needed to do. And usually a little extra. I like feeling useful, so it’s nice.”
Ava gave her companion a smile as she laughed, watching the tinier girl walk along the dirt path.
“I’m sadly the clumsiest person I know. Never really helped me. Somehow I can manage to walk without tripping - most of the time. You’re nice and willing to walk with a stranger. You’re more company than I had before as well. Yeah, sometimes it’s good to stay busy. You’ve never been to town? Did you just move here?”
Relaxing, Sun tucked her hands into her pockets and let a smile settle onto her features as they strolled along.
“I’m sure you’re no clumsier than I am. I don’t even know that I can manage that. My mother always said I only need to breathe and I’m falling on my face. So, I suppose I can say I feel your pain. We’re not really strangers anymore, though, are we? I’m Sun, just to make it official. It’s nice to meet you.” Sun felt a blush rise up in her cheeks. “Ah, well...kind of.”
hercules // sara bareilles
i missed the days my mind would just rest quiet my imagination hadn’t turned on me yet i used to let my words wax poetic but it melted a puddle at my feet now
Oh? I’m sorry to hear that, I hope acts of kindness towards you become more frequent ms…I’m sorry I don’t think I ever caught your name?
Yes! I have no doubt you’ll find something perfect for your friend. Your more than welcome, we are not that far from the first stands, just following this main road will take us there. Shopping is always fun, it depends on what I want. Sometimes its art, other times its jewelry. I quite enjoy indulging myself in treats too.
Oh, no! No! It’s really okay. I’m prone to messing things up and making messes, so...I can understand why people get frustrated with me. It doesn’t bother me so much anymore. But...thank you. Oh! It’s Sun! Lovely to meet you, Miss...?
Wow. I can’t believe it’s taken me so long to actually come. Oh, good! Hopefully now that I’ve made the trip it’ll be a bit easier next time! Art and jewelry? And you do this often? The treats and such? I’m quite jealous, if I’m being honest. That sounds so luxurious. I can’t even imagine!
Merciful Neptune, you don’t have to apologize for something like that! I can understand the sentiment. Rather, I have a very hard time keeping my mouth shut about things, although how relevant they are to the circumstances can vary. And legs are very difficult appendages to use- I can’t blame anyone for tripping over them!
I certainly hope this plan will work. I don’t have much of a mind for directions either. Normally when I have to walk around the surface, my destination is that huge castle in the distance- it’s hard to miss. I’m sure we’ll at least find it before sundown!
A pleasure to meet you, Miss Sun. My name is Owen.
I’ll keep that in mind, thank you. Can you, really? Oh! I don’t think that’s a bad thing, though. I mean, it’s good to have opinions and voice them. I think it’s kind of brave, actually. They are! They have a mind of their own almost all the time. I’m glad someone understands. Or can at least commiserate!
If all else fails we can ask for directions again? Not sure that’d do us much good, but it gives us options? It is quite hard to miss. It’s incredible. What’s it like? I mean, is it as incredible as it looks? I’d surely hope so! If we don’t I suppose that means we’d have to come back tomorrow. Or, I would, rather.
The pleasure’s all mine, Owen.
So, I never really asked where it was you were headed before I got myself lost. Not to the castle this time around, I presume?
“You should see me at work if you find yourself clumsy. I spent nearly two hours fixing something I ripped recently. Had to get help and everything. Company makes the walk a lot better, especially when it’s someone you can chat with. I used to. Not so much in the recent years. I stay busy most of the time. Have you been to town much?”
Sun giggled, eyebrows raised in amusement. “Really? That sounds a bit like me, actually. I tend to make more messes than I clean up, honestly. I’m certainly glad you find me to be someone you can talk to, then! Oh! Well, it’s good to stay busy, isn’t it? I haven’t! This, uh, is actually my first time going!”
“She is. You might know of her. She’s the tailor in town. Wonderful woman. Marvelous mum. You are more than welcome. And the docks. I work on a fishing boat.”
“Is she? I don’t think I’ve met her, but that’s good to know! Sounds like she certainly is. Reallly?! And you like it? Being out on the water all the time? Or, I’d imagine you’re out there quite a lot, aren’t you?”
I believe we are. Oh dear. But yes, it is dreadfully exciting, getting lost in a crowd like this!
From my recollection, there are supposed to be some sort of sign or post on the corner of the street that can point us in the right direction. I haven’t seen anything that says ‘market’ yet, however. How about this: markets are supposed to be pretty busy places, right? Maybe if we follow the crowd, we’ll end up there?
It is. Not that I stand out from the crowd normally. Well, unless it is I’m falling on my face which is...all the time. But that’s not the point and I’m rambling. Sorry.
Oh! Well, that should be helpful...when we find it, that is. That sounds like the best plan I’ve heard all day! I also didn’t have any other plans, but that’s probably better than anything I could have come up with. I’d have just wandered aimlessly until I found it. Or got too tired to keep going. I’m Sun, by the way.
“My mum always said there’s hope in everyone. Just have to dig for it. It’s really no trouble. I’m not needed right now, so I might as well accompany a pretty girl to the market. Keep her safe and all that knightly stuff.”
“She sounds like a very lovely woman! I don’t think I’ve ever heard my mother say anything like that. Thank you so much! I really appreciate the help! Oh! Oh, my. Well, thank you. I’m not sure about all that, but...thank you. So, uh, where is it you’d be needed? If you don’t mind me asking.”
