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Trinity Faith Morain

Trinity swung once more over the heads of the other pirates, stealing on of the sailors caps in the process, and landed gracefully on a beam above. Trinity's German Shepard, Avalon, barked happily from below, though it was probably more at the shine coming off of the golden feathers she had decided to put in her hair that day. Trinity giggled and bowed from on top of the beam at the seemingly angry sailor. If he got too angry, she would just use her 'powers of persuasion' to manipulate the man's emotions. It seemed horrible to most for a girl to do that to a man, but it was simply means of making money for Trinity.

She looked down and to the left at the door where another gir,l who looked a bit younger than Trinity, stood. Feeling a bit friendly today, Trinity ran quickly and silently along the beams of the bar and then jumped down about five feet away from the girl. She wasted no time in looked the girl from head to toe. "If ya don't mind me sayin', ya don't look like a woman of the sea t' me, doll." Trinity looked the girl in the eyes and tilted her head slightly to the side with a smile. "What's a girl like ya doin' in a place like this anyway?"