Post by Sir Dmitrii Zurban on Jun 23, 2008 14:22:14 GMT -6
Estimates were rough as the men rowed for some time… if a watch or clock was available, they would have rowed for several hours, the men working in shifts. “Oars in!” came the command as the men raised their oars and the boat drifted to a sudden stop, jolting them…
Dmi and Willa was then assisted out of the boat and onto the shore… their feet and lower portion of their clothes becoming wet from stepping in the water. They were then led to yet another carriage waiting on the road. Inside the carriage, they were allowed to remove the hoods…
“Raasay…” Dmi said with a smirk… “We are on the isle of Raasay…” he reiterated as he removed the hood, allowing his eyes to adjust to the brighter light.
“Very good…” Sir Robert quirked… “Yu know yer Skye geography… but it would take days to find out where… Raasay is a big island my friend…”
After being lead to the boat, she said nothing at all though shook slightly as she seated herself... the hands rested in her lap as the imagination rolled unrelented in her head. She had not Dmitrii's sense of direction. Thus to her they were helplessly lost. As the small boat came to a halt she was aided out, as the water rushed up over her feet and soaked into the hem of her skirts and slips.
Meanwhile, Dmi was helping Willa remove her hood… the first thing was seeing his face before her, with that charming smile she was accustomed to.
She managed to get into the carriage with the help of the so called gentlemen. She waited still as finally the hood was removed, the blond hair was mussed as she looked at Dmitrii, however there wasn't anything that could hide the fear that settled into her eyes.
The carriage then bolted forward, his head bumping hers… followed by a chuckle… “Iz veni ti…” [I’m Sorry].
As their heads bumped against one another she offered a soft smile but it melted away beneath the weight of the situation. How could he look at this so calmly? She refused however to look at Robert or his companions.
The carriage ride to the castle deep into the island's center was on bumpy rode filled with rock and stone. As the castle doors opened and the carriage entered, the skies suddenly burst forth a torrential downpour. The road once travelled became a mire of swift moving water… all traces of the wheels’ path now washed away. The non-rhythmic pounding of heavy droplets resounded loudly against the leather covering. As with the last carriage ride, the inhabitants the same, with no visibilyt to the outside world.
Inside the Castle, were soldiers upon the walls, a small market, vendors selling their wares, small plots of vegetable gardens, men practicing their own individual art of war… it was as if they had entered a small world of its own....
Dmi and Willa was then assisted out of the boat and onto the shore… their feet and lower portion of their clothes becoming wet from stepping in the water. They were then led to yet another carriage waiting on the road. Inside the carriage, they were allowed to remove the hoods…
“Raasay…” Dmi said with a smirk… “We are on the isle of Raasay…” he reiterated as he removed the hood, allowing his eyes to adjust to the brighter light.
“Very good…” Sir Robert quirked… “Yu know yer Skye geography… but it would take days to find out where… Raasay is a big island my friend…”
After being lead to the boat, she said nothing at all though shook slightly as she seated herself... the hands rested in her lap as the imagination rolled unrelented in her head. She had not Dmitrii's sense of direction. Thus to her they were helplessly lost. As the small boat came to a halt she was aided out, as the water rushed up over her feet and soaked into the hem of her skirts and slips.
Meanwhile, Dmi was helping Willa remove her hood… the first thing was seeing his face before her, with that charming smile she was accustomed to.
She managed to get into the carriage with the help of the so called gentlemen. She waited still as finally the hood was removed, the blond hair was mussed as she looked at Dmitrii, however there wasn't anything that could hide the fear that settled into her eyes.
The carriage then bolted forward, his head bumping hers… followed by a chuckle… “Iz veni ti…” [I’m Sorry].
As their heads bumped against one another she offered a soft smile but it melted away beneath the weight of the situation. How could he look at this so calmly? She refused however to look at Robert or his companions.
The carriage ride to the castle deep into the island's center was on bumpy rode filled with rock and stone. As the castle doors opened and the carriage entered, the skies suddenly burst forth a torrential downpour. The road once travelled became a mire of swift moving water… all traces of the wheels’ path now washed away. The non-rhythmic pounding of heavy droplets resounded loudly against the leather covering. As with the last carriage ride, the inhabitants the same, with no visibilyt to the outside world.
Inside the Castle, were soldiers upon the walls, a small market, vendors selling their wares, small plots of vegetable gardens, men practicing their own individual art of war… it was as if they had entered a small world of its own....