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"Below deck is no place for a lady like me. Maybe you should go join them, I think your intelligence is suited for a deck hand more than a captain." Elise was quite smug herself but this boy may actually provide her with a challenge. That was a rare thing in her life, she was often bored of the people she surrounded herself with. No fun in being the wittiest without someone to challenge you. These encounters often ended the same, she'd end up making the kid cry then they would send a letter home to her parents saying she was misbehaving or whatever they said in the letters here. Maybe they used smaller words.
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Nabs AHA... it seemed that Salmandrius Beaugustus Malfoy had finally met his match! She was as attractive as he (almost, she could really do with a trim), and almost as quick and witty with her repartees. Perhaps she wasn't a mere peasant from the colonies as he had summed her up to be in the first two minutes of meeting her.
Sally turned to face her properly and raised a perfectly arched brow, "Were you as intelligent as you believe, you would know that a lady's" he smirked at the word, "presence on a ship merely tempts fate to blow it off course."
Or so he'd heard.
ooc: lol they think they're SO clever *facepalm*
Oakey was sick and tired of over hearing the two Slytherins bad talk about being a Hufflepuff. What did they mean by "
joining the Hufflepuffs below deck", all the Hufflepuffs were above de...
HEY WAIT A MINUTE...
Not all Hufflepuffs are lowly commoners Oakey thought to himself
I bet I'm higher up on in this class system of theirs.
He wanted to say this out loud. But they both seemed so
high and mighty full of themselves for Oakey's opinion to even matter to them.
He turned back to Admiral Tate (if Vindictus is Captain, Then Tate must be one above him) and waited to see if He's get help with the maps...
AND WHERE THE HELL DID MORDRED GO!