Role-Play: The Blockade of Regis

[Meliva]

Ellen, upon being berated by Jack, ends up losing her temper for a minute, she calmly walks over in front of Jack. She looks up at his face due to their size different. She then grabs him by his shirt, and with surprising strength quickly lifts him up before tossing him down back into a seat. She then looks at Jacks eyes with a incredible dark, menacing glare. She then begins to speak in a very dark and cold calm voice, causing several of the nearby men to shiver upon hearing it. Excuse me, for being a little scatterbrained at the moment. Its just that between rebuilding a port a certain reckless pirate wrecked, taking care of all my little ones, along with several dozen NEW little ones I received also thanks to said pirate, and having to deal with all the locals who are traumatized also thanks to said pirate, I have not gotten much sleep this last week, and am not thinking particularly clearly. So perhaps, instead of lounging around having a pissing contest with a king hiding away in a castle leagues away, you decide to take a bit more responsibility for your actions, and lend me a bloody hand I might not end up inconveniencing you with a bit of false information. Savy? Ellen closes her eyes, takes a deep breath, and her demeanor quickly changes back to normal. Her eyes again look friendly and kind, and she says in a pleasantly happy tone, albeit a bit tired. Well, i best be off now. I have so many little ones to take care of. Have a pleasantly blessed sunday gentlemen. She walks out of the room back to Panselo. One of the nearby pirates begins heading towards his room with a small puddle behind him.

[Jack Teach]

Jack grabs the man and socks him in the jaw. The other pirates completely ignored Ellen and most certainly were not afraid of anything. Jack looks at them with stone cold eyes. Get to work building up the work! And Ellen, don't ever touch me again!

[Meliva]

Ellen returns back to Panselo without saying a word. She thinks to herself, the lord is really testing my patience. Brian asks her how it went. Poorly. I do not wish to discuss it. Let us return to work. Ellen goes about caring for the orphans and instructing the locals on what to do.