ShipWRECKED;

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

John Wayne,

That would depend on which laws you find to be more important. I am less than fifty, and more than eleven.

There are no days in the clouds, silly. Just an endless march of time in which the stars dance. What merit does a day hold to you, mortal?

-Calypso

[Rabastan Linser]

Calypso,

Thirty nine years between, what year are you in at your school sea witch?

The day itself holds none, its the content of the days that would alter it I think.

Regards,

J.W

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

John Wayne,

That would be giving you the answer. Can't have that. I would also like to remind you - that I never asked for your name. It was freely given.

Your glibness and ability to be vague is something I envy.

-Calypso

[Rabastan Linser]

Calypso,

It was, show of faith. I won't ask for your name though, just the number.

Vague? Coming from you, I will take that as high praise indeed, seeing that you've spent what I imagine your entire, fathomless life talking circles around us mere mortals.

Regards,

J.W

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

John Wayne,

Touche. I'm sixteen.

Though given that the years of a sea goddess are very different than your years, older than your feeble mind would be able to comprehend.

-Calypso

[Rabastan Linser]

Calypso,

Twenty two, fair is fair. Exchange of information.

Of course, I wouldn't dream of suggesting otherwise.

Regards,

J.W

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

Vesuvius,

So very formal you are.

That's the proper way to be speaking to a goddess. Though it's hard to picture you on your knees, which as you know, is the proper way to worship.

-Calypso

[Rabastan Linser]

Calypso,

Thorough. Though formal when formalities are called for, I am speaking to a goddess am I not?

If you've only ever been worshiped from that one stagnant position I am afraid I'm going to have to inform you that your followers are not quite as devout as you would rather believe. Worship isn't ever merely confined to one predetermined pose.

Regards,

J.W

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

Vesuvius,

This goddess rather prefers informality.

True, but I rather like looking down on those lower than me. But - you already knew that. Didn't you?

-Calypso

[Rabastan Linser]

Calypso,

A mercurial goddess indeed, but then that would just be yet another thing I was already well aware.

What was it that you said about truths?

Regards,

J.W

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

Vesuvius,

Well either you want me interested, or you don't.

I only speak in truths.

-Calypso

[Rabastan Linser]

Calypso,

Who said this was about you?

You speak in circles, but that wasn't to what I was referring.

Regards,

J.W

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

Vesuvius,

Everything is about me.

Then be more plain. Perhaps boring won't be so boring on you.

-Calypso

[Rabastan Linser]

Calypso,

You said truths were to be given, and freely so yes? I would hardly term the exchange of truths boring, however stereotypical it might be. The problem of it becoming stale wouldn't lay within the action anyways but how one carried it out.

Regards,

J.W

[Kinsey Bellefonte]

Vesuvius,

Yes I did. Always freely or there's no sport.

Once, I knew how to do five sorts of push ups. two without hands. Your turn.

-Calypso