Sean
Fallen
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2009
- Messages
- 2,430
- Reaction score
- 96
- Points
- 140
The Harbor
Vast amounts of ships lay in the docks, tired to the piers, waiting for their Captain’s return. The water crashed into the docks as Guards patrolled them. The ships rocked slowly but hard, in the unsettled water, like a baby who cannot sleep late at night. You could hear the commotion and chatter from the nearby Taverns, the sailors getting drunk, telling stories of their family back home, and of sea monsters. The night sky was not clear tonight, it was very dark and was filled with grey dust-like clouds. The moon was shining through the cracks of the clouds, hitting the water and illuminating it. You could smell the ocean with a swift sea breeze hitting your body on the docks, there were clumps of seaweed clinging onto the poles and washing up onto the shore. Very little light was out, only the Tavern lights, the small Guard’s posts lanterns and the orange like glow of pipes being lit.
Vast amounts of ships lay in the docks, tired to the piers, waiting for their Captain’s return. The water crashed into the docks as Guards patrolled them. The ships rocked slowly but hard, in the unsettled water, like a baby who cannot sleep late at night. You could hear the commotion and chatter from the nearby Taverns, the sailors getting drunk, telling stories of their family back home, and of sea monsters. The night sky was not clear tonight, it was very dark and was filled with grey dust-like clouds. The moon was shining through the cracks of the clouds, hitting the water and illuminating it. You could smell the ocean with a swift sea breeze hitting your body on the docks, there were clumps of seaweed clinging onto the poles and washing up onto the shore. Very little light was out, only the Tavern lights, the small Guard’s posts lanterns and the orange like glow of pipes being lit.
