slight disagreement by coyoteviper
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Description
Sil entered the lounge with a questioning glance, then broke into a large smile. As he approached the table near the windows, the two men rose in a move to greet him.
"Well." One burst out in delighted laughter. "Nice uniform."
""The Captains choice." Sil beamed as he shook the two mens hands. They seated themselves at the table, where a young dark skinned woman sat quietly.
"My wife." The younger of the men introduced. His face burst into a proud and happy smile.
"Wife?" Sil reached across the table and nodded. "Delighted." He laughed and glanced at his friend. "You?"
"She caught my heart and I was trapped."
"Quite the accomplishment." Sil smiled across the table.
"He tried to run." She smiled as she leaned into her husbands shoulder.
"So what other changes have taken place? I got a little concern by the message I received."
"A slight disagreement with the Captain of the Caledonia. We signed off the crew roster." The Older man responded. "Didn't agree with his shipping tactics."
"Caledonia?" Sil straightened. Good thing you jumped ship." He shook his head slowly. "The Caledonia had fallen to Pirates a few days back."
"It was bound to happen." He paused. "And the crew?"
"Two survivors." Sil went on with regret in his voice. "They now serve the Orpheus. The Captain signed them into the crew roster."
"Exactly what we wanted to discuss with you."

Comments (3)
Looks llke the Orpheus might be collecting more crew?
it's a slow process.
New characters joining the story, bringing new possibilities. Enjoying all this very much!
a growing crew; grow problems.
Looks like it was a good choice, signing off that crew roster
a growing crew.