Mysterious shores and iron boats

Flying_Tonk

[PREVIOUS RP]

नयाँ सूर्योदय | New Suryodaya
KSS: Suryodaya
|SNL Star Seeker|

The Dze

SNL Star Seeker was a totally different ship, designed more for the meet and greet situations. Though able to accommodate 4 people. It’s crew members consisted of:

People cheered as they wave their goodbye’s, say their bye’s to their families, and set off out of the Gulf of Prema and into the Eastern Great Ocean.

Ṗelẋtṡaaqomcymyt, A fateful meeting and tea

Upon the shores of the Confederacy a Dze, tending to his livestock, would gaze upon the sea and spot a moving shape, grey in colour and seemingly clad in iron. The crew of the ship could then sense a vibration in the air, fast moving and of low frequency. The Dze had uttered what is known as Tł̣çŋuq or "Low speech", an infrasound language at 10-15 Hz. It would reach his tribe within a few minutes and the chief would assemble a guard of 2 riders to join him, curious on what the herder had announced. Cladded in iron scale armour, iron and leather helmets with masks and a plumed helmet of black hair they would arrive at the site and wait for the ship to arrive, weapons not drawn so as to not provoke a fight.

As noon passed and turned to evening, the herder would take a small pile of firewood from a bag upon his mount, the crew, should they have watched, could observe that the creature was alike a horse, but tall as a Dze, of stronger muscles and three powerful hoofs on the end of each leg. They would then begin to make a small camp and bring small bowls to cook what appeared to be leaves, a beverage it seemed, but they brought more than 4 cups from the looks of it.

Katsuko_Kitsune

Flying_Tonk

The SNL Star Seeker would make circles around the coast, mainly because Ranjit Kusari said they had spotted something on the land. While Ruma Mitra wasn't too keen or interested, given that Ranjit's insisted on staying as it could be the first contact, the Captain decided to do circles and keep the engine at a more passive speed.

As the sun started to set they could see light from the lands, Ruma Mitra had been convinced that there was a certain civilization upon those lands. Having to ask permission to go and visit the land. The captain approved of the said journey and Ranjit is accompanied by Sangye. They took a smaller wooden boat to travel to shore and reach it so as the ship doesn't get stuck when approaching the land.

Flying_Tonk

Katsuko_Kitsune
Tsedlunŋganyyŋ, Welcomed guests.
As the wooden boat approached the shore would the herdsman who they originally saw waving to them, having exhausted other forms of communication like Low Speech, one of the guards of the chief had in the saddle of his mount some folded papers whom he would get out and hand to the chief in question in preparation for the arrival of these strange people.

Katsuko_Kitsune

Flying_Tonk Ranjit and Sangye’s wooden craft would land on shore. Ranjit carrying a tablet looking device that seemed to shine a blue light with different words and text while Sangye wielded what seemed like a conventional weapon.

The two wore heavy coats though Sangye packed more weight onto her as she had more military and survival gear while Ranjit had more medical gear and tech gadgets.

They would do a quick survey of the area. Taking temperature, humidity, acidity of the soil, water, etc. They would then greet the herdsman or whoever was near their shore with a “Namaste” and a bow with their hands clasped together before standing upright.

Flying_Tonk

Katsuko_Kitsune
The herdsman would look at them with a slight confusion at first, for they appeared to be humans and yet also to be...animalistic and they bore strange ornaments. He would however bow back and repeat the word uttered at him, as he interpreted it as a gesture of respect. Would the kemonomimi look at this herdsman, besides his somewhat towering height, would be his very simple garments, leather boots and pants with pelt coating, a robe similar to a tunic, yet reaching to his knees and with a belt at the waist. He had a sica-like knife on the side and pouches, his head adorned with a simple woolen, or so they thought, hat. He would then, asuming them to be local humans nontheless speak to them in a language by then never heard of before.

Çtṡƚaah: "¡Nq̇tet! Nuçtṡƚaahƚǫ ḿçyydzepy, ¿seŋł̣ǫxǫǫne?" -¡Welcome! I am Çtṡƚaah of the North Dzeii, ¿Where are you from?- was what he meant, but he had no way of telling that these people knew where he was from nor what he was speaking.

He would stand in attentive silence, realizing he may have not been understood.