Sabrina looked up from her work, a smile spreading across her face as she noticed the passengers eagerness to help. The warm glow of the lanterns in the galley cast a golden light on Sabrina's features, making her seem even more welcoming. As she took in the woman's appearance, her gaze lingered for a moment on the elf's striking golden eyes and vibrant red hair.
"Ah, red head, my dear!" Sabrina said, her voice full of warmth and appreciation. "You have a good heart, offering to help after such a fine meal. But you're a guest on this ship, no need to trouble yourself with the tasks of the kitchen."
Sabrina’s eyes twinkled as she added, "Those golden eyes of yours, they shine like the sun setting over the sea. And that red hair—so full of life, like a flame dancing in the wind. It’s not every day we have someone with such unique beauty aboard." Her warmth and extroverted nature seemed to make the food fill a stomach all the more.
She paused, wiping her hands on her apron before continuing. "However, if it pleases you, I won’t say no to a little company while I finish up. It’s always nice to have someone to chat with while I tidy. The sea can be a lonely place, even with a ship full of people."
Sabrina gestured to a stool nearby. "Why don't you sit, and we can share some stories? Maybe you can tell me about where you’re from, or perhaps how you ended up on this adventure with us. And if you really insist on helping, I suppose I could let you dry the dishes." She winked, her tone light and friendly.
“You were on board last night with the early passengers if I remember.” She then added a moment later. “Some of the crew mentioned red hair. Gun seemed pretty enamored with it.”
"Ah, red head, my dear!" Sabrina said, her voice full of warmth and appreciation. "You have a good heart, offering to help after such a fine meal. But you're a guest on this ship, no need to trouble yourself with the tasks of the kitchen."
Sabrina’s eyes twinkled as she added, "Those golden eyes of yours, they shine like the sun setting over the sea. And that red hair—so full of life, like a flame dancing in the wind. It’s not every day we have someone with such unique beauty aboard." Her warmth and extroverted nature seemed to make the food fill a stomach all the more.
She paused, wiping her hands on her apron before continuing. "However, if it pleases you, I won’t say no to a little company while I finish up. It’s always nice to have someone to chat with while I tidy. The sea can be a lonely place, even with a ship full of people."
Sabrina gestured to a stool nearby. "Why don't you sit, and we can share some stories? Maybe you can tell me about where you’re from, or perhaps how you ended up on this adventure with us. And if you really insist on helping, I suppose I could let you dry the dishes." She winked, her tone light and friendly.
“You were on board last night with the early passengers if I remember.” She then added a moment later. “Some of the crew mentioned red hair. Gun seemed pretty enamored with it.”