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Red Love Breeze
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>check the floor
It is worth mentioning that this deck seems to be entirely barren, save for the signs of salt beginning to accumulate.
>what year and month is it?
To Nicoletta's best knowledge, it is late August in the winter of 1683.
>Is the sea normally a vast, oily tar pit?
Absolutely not! If Nicoletta accurately recalls most (if not all) of her many years at sea, the water generally ranges from a stunning cerulean to a murky brown. This is the first time she's ever seen it black.
>Check out the Mess
The Mess contains little but a table, six wooden stools, and a lavish looking chair which seems to be covered with felt. Nicoletta believes it to be the captain's, and recalls that her captain had something similar.
On the table, illuminating the room, there is a candlestick containing what looks to have once been a mighty candle.
In front of that, and closest to Nicoletta, there is also a plate containing a rather stale looking brick of bread.
Between the candle and the bread, there is a sprinkling of a substance which looks to be salt, and a little golden crucifix.
Sitting at the head of the table, there is a big, black bottle, probably with something alcoholic in it. Now, Nicoletta understands that she needs her wits about her right now, so she won't drink it this minute, but what could be the harm in taking it?
Nicoletta adds the bottle to her inventory.
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