Summer 19th, Noon, Docks of Port Silence:
‘’For the last time, you little prick, I’m not taking you with me. And no, fuckin’. No. No amount of coin your arse can fart out will make me change my mind, now let me petchin’ go, you whore’s spawn.’’, Domagoy, a bald man, thick of muscle and beard proceeded to shove one insisting Einar away as he tried to make his way back to a ship docked at the port.
‘’Call me a whore’s spawn again, you old shit, and I’ll kick your teeth in. I’m from ploughin’ Sunberth just like the lot of you whoresons, and I want off this shykeshow of an island. I’ll sleep in a sodding barrel if I have to, but I’m getting off this cursed rock.’’, Ein remained persistent, walking the docks only steps behind the ship’s captain, all of his belongings gathered and present, strapped either to his chest or back, or shoved into a rucksack.
This Domagoy fellow was another daring soul who organized an irregular visit to Sahova in order to do trade with the mages, which, naturally, meant getting richer for a couple thousand golden coins on account on five or so dozen bodies. Only Domagoy, unlike the merchant that hired Ein months ago, was no pushover. You could see it in his expression, in the atmosphere that stuck between his men. They were the prime example of seasoned Sunberthian scum, and almost certainly did their share of piracy whenever the sea would allow. And one could say that Dom and his men weren’t exactly satisfied with what they got out of their deal with the mages, mostly to blame on the poor condition of the bodies they brought for the trade. Regardless, their badly concluded business put them in a sour mood, one that was preventing Ein in leaving the island in an… at least half civilized way.
‘’Watch your tongue boy, lest I’ll feed it to the first hound I pass by.’’, the man tore his shoulder out of Ein’s grasp and proceeded to stride off towards his ship, hand placed upon the hilt of a curved sword that hung from his hip. Though one idle threat wasn’t nearly enough to make the lad give up what he wanted. He eyed the leaving captain, then his crew, then the ship that carried them…
‘’Y’know, I don’t think I’ve ever read a more compensating name for a ship. Ruined Maiden, eh? Funny. I’d bet my arse that the cheapest whores in Sunberth wouldn’t lie down with your ugly mug for a whole talent of gold.’’, if they wouldn’t listen to pleads or offers of gold, Sunberthians will certainly take note of an insult. They didn’t want to take him along, fine, then he’ll make room for himself on that ship by beating the hell out of either their captain or gutting a crew member or two. See if they remember what respect and common courtesy is then. Ein knew a fight was coming now, there was no way that this lot will simply let some nobody insult them and leave without trying to gut him. Though the lad was willing to take the risk, even if it went against all of his instincts. He was bloody tired of this island, and of those stupid whoresons who utterly refused to take him off the goddamn place for a more than reasonable compensation. There was a certain code respected by certain men of questionable worth, vaguely along the lines of: If one wishes to prove themselves, they have to merely beat the daylight out of an opponent after tossing a couple taunts. Perhaps the lad was resting too much hope with the thought that Domagoy and his crew might be of that ilk. If he does get to beat the captain up, or at least manage to prove that he’s no push over, they’ll get to hold him in higher regard, and if nothing else, might just let him come aboard. Perhaps even allow him to join the crew if they realize that he can be a sodding asset if they'd only let him.