• Welcome

Waters below and blood within rushing, Aaron in his normal pirating attire of a cotton shirt, jeans, and a bandanna; looked onward to the port town ahead as he steered the large broaden wood wheel of the ship to lead it in like a horse to water or in water more like it. A smile blazened across his face as always, as wide and as white as it could be, he had to act fast lest he wreck his beauty of a ship. Once the ship was close to docking, he let it steer itself as he ran over to drop anchor and run back to slow it down from hitting shore all in one quick effort.

"That was a close one, but they said I could not run a one man ship and I prove them wrong. Heheh" Aaron chuckled slightly and once he had everything in place for docking, he ran over to let down the dock ramp off the side of the boat so he could get off. A quick wave and friendly smile to the dock workers let them know it was the real Aaron before he managed to bring out loads and load of supplies onto the dock by himself. Tons of the supplies for just things that were given to Aaron to transfer to and from the outer islands so he could get some more of his favorite currency. Although rare, gold was still available and welcomed by Aaron.

An hour into it Aaron had most of the supplies off the ship, but even his energetic self in the bright sunny day could not do it all in a rush without pulling a muscle. "*Yawwwwwn* Giving a tired and exhausted yawn he stretched out his hips and back to give him the relief he needed before continuing to lift more supplies. A step onto the ramp he noticed someone standing out by the sea off to the left of the dock that was closest to water and away from land. Hopping to the dock from the ramp, Aaron ran over to greet the person with friendly kindness. "Hey there!" Aaron patted them on the back and smirked with his eyes closed before announcing himself.

"I'm Aaron, How bout' ya?"

The pat on his back had him turn, and he blinked a few times, but smiled, "Well hello Aaron, I'm Fay." he stated gently smiling softly. There was a collar around his neck, of course, since the last time he was here, he'd been 'caught' and turned to a slave. Not that he minded his 'master'. Tikaio treated him like a free man, and let him move about as such. He just had to wear the collar to keep from getting renabbed.. It didn't bother him though.

He tilted his head some watching him and he smiled, "Just got to port?" he asked curiously. Fay use to work on a ship, hence why he liked visiting the Docks. He no longer worked on a ship, but he still loved the smell and feel of the water, so he visited the docks rather often.

Grabbing the hand of Fay quickly but gently, Aaron shook his hand in a short motion and quickly let go. "Nice to meet you fay." Aaron kept his smile and began to reply. "Yup, got a haul of goods to bring to town for a lot of people. Was just about to get the last of it off the ship before I saw you. I wanted to say hello to a face I haven't met before."

Catching eye of the collar, Aaron smirked. "Gotcha a good master huh? I can tell, your collar isn't active to stun." Aaron placed his finger under the center of it and let go of it fast. "If you don't mind, could I ask you a big favor, even if you are someone's slave? I mean I am not calling you for help because you are a slave.. that's mean! But I would greatly love the help of such a good looking male to help me unload this last thing that requires two people to lift?" Aarong said pointing back on to the ship with his thumb.

[lazy XD]

Fay blinked, but laughed softly, "Ya, I'll help" he chuckled, not commenting on his silly ramblings, he had known what he meant. He moved, turning to look towards the ship he gave a low whistle, "Got that in port all on your own then huh?" he asked, smiling, "Quite the feat" he stated gently.

"Thanks a bunch, I'll even pay ya, how about that?" It would soon seem that his beauty was getting whistles towards her, sending sensations of flattering down Aaron's spine. "Haha, I am quite the man." Aaron said smirking as he gave another thumbs up but this time to fay. With a glint of sunshine bouncing off his white teeth, Aaron held the pose for a few seconds and then burst into a laugh.

"Haha! How can you stand there and not laugh at me!? I looked like a total goof!" Aaron said holding his stomach with both arms but then shortly broke it short to grab Fay's hand firmly and lead him up across the ramp at a running pace.

Now on center of the deck, Aaron pointed over to a few good sized boxes of supplies big enough to require at least two men to carry it or a really strong individual.

Fay smiled warmly, and gave a soft chuckle, but that was about it. He normally wasn't one to burst out loud laughing that much. Fay shook his head head, "You don't have to pay me, it's not going to be that big of a deal for me." Tikaio made more than enough money for the two of them to live off of. Fay blinked when his hand was grabbed soon after and he was pulled onto the ship.

He moved, "Well, lets get started, neh?" he asked, smiling gently as he stepped over to the closest one, my as well get started, sooner they got started, the sooner it'll be done.

Letting the oppurtunity to keep his gold to stick, He wouldn't turn up an offer for free help, if only that was what the boy wanted. Aaron enjoyed the labor in contrast to other people's opinions, but the fact that the item forced him to have a partner to help, made it impossible to do on his own.

"Okay supplies, meet your maker." Aaron spoke happily as he ran over to the few boxes of things strapped together and lifted one side with enthusiasm in his strength as it popped up into his arms no problem. The other side however was still on the ground and Fay looked as to be not one for physical labor, which in return gave Aaron second thoughts about it all.

Desipte his frail and feminine look, Fay was use to hoisting large boxes and stuff from his days on a supplies cargo ship. So soon as he was over there, he lifted the other side, easily hoisting it off the ground, "Lets go" he stated, giving Aaron a smile, waiting for him to lead the way, since he didn't know exactly where he wanted the cargo put.