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aislinn was just glad that the storm was over. she’d spent the entire time just hidden away, thunder being something that had always frightened her more than a lot of things. she was shocked by the damage the storm had caused and part of her couldn’t help but want to sketch it as she wandered around.

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lana-belrose:

Looking down at Aislinn as she moved closer, Lana lifted an arm and wrapped it around the redhead’s body, pulling their bodies against each other. “A lot of people can’t. Loud noises are frightening to some. It’s normal.” Lana assured, her hand coming up to rub her back softly. “I’m not glad you’re here.” She confessed before adding. “This place isn’t meant for people like you.” Lana sighed. “It’s more meant for intolerable assholes.” Lana then leaned over and whispered. “And a few of them happen to be here.” She had attempted to joke, hoping to make the princess laugh.

aislinn immediately snuggled under her arm as lana pulled her close. she always did better when there was someone close to her. “it is?” she asked in a small voice. her mother had always berated her about acting like a child when thunder was concerned. she frowned before she realized lana meant the actual location. she shook her head. “no i’ve never been in here before,” she replied, not having a reason to. she was good. a small smile tugged on her lips at the other’s comment.

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violetxbishop:

Violet squeezed her hand gently, “Well, at least we have each other, right? And we’re inside, and safe, and all of the buildings have lightning rods, and we’ll get through this one minute at a time.”

aislinn gave her a small smile, squeezing her hand back. she nodded. “right. you won’t....will you stay with me?” she asked, feeling like a child again. “thanks vi.”

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violetxbishop:

Violet nodded. “It’s not that I mind storms… we get our fair share of hurricanes back home, but I don’t know… I don’t like being stuck here without Henry, you know?”

“i like storms. just not thunder. i have a phobia of thunder,” she muttered softly. she hated admitting it cause it felt stupid. “i know. i don’t like being stuck without niamh too. and not just cause she knows how to calm me down better than anyone else.”

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lana-belrose:

Lana saw the small redhead in the corner, burying her face and attempting to protect herself from the storm outside. A frown found it’s way onto Lana’s face. Aislinn was one of the last people she had hoped to find here. It was probably the worst place to be during a storm, and it was also not the most welcoming environment. Approaching, she slid down the wall, sitting next to the Irish princess. “Hey, darling. I know it seems scary, but I said I’d never leave, remember? Even followed you in here.” She teased, knowing that they were both aware of the untruth in that statement. They had both ended up here by chance, but that didn’t mean Lana wouldn’t try to listen the mood a bit.

aislinn was trying to focus on not hyperventilating too much to notice who else was in the dungeons with her. she’d just been walking back to the tulach house when the storm had started and she was ushered into the dungeon. after that, she couldn’t seem to focus on anything else but the fear of thunder she had. aislinn jumped when someone slid down next to her but let out a relieved breath when she saw lana’s face. “i don’t...i can’t do thunder,” she said in a tiny voice as she moved closer to the blonde. “i’m glad you’re here,” she admitted, whimpering as another crack of thunder boomed. 

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violetxbishop:

Violet looked up, her expression softening when she saw her friend. “Aislinn?” She reached out a hand, offering for the Irish princess to come and sit with her.

aislinn nodded, wincing when she heard another crack of thunder. she hurriedly crawled over to the other girl, taking her hand. “are you okay?” she asked, still shaking.

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aislinn was terrified. she knew it was irrational. thunder of all things couldn’t hurt her. but she’d been scared of it ever since she was a little girl. and she found herself missing her sister’s presence more than ever. another burst of thunder boomed outside the dungeon and she whimpered, burying her face in her arms as they tucked her legs against her chest. she couldn’t even seem to move to grab the bag next to her with her sketchbook in it or pause to look around the dungeon she had never been in before. 

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violetxbishop:

Violet huddled tightly against herself, backed in to a corner of the room. She felt profoundly uncomfortable in here, only made worse by the absence of Henry. She hoped that they wouldn’t be stuck here for too long, and that she had been stuck literally anywhere else on the island. In the back of her head, in a place she didn’t want to admit existed, she was intrigued by some of the things she saw, but at the moment it was mostly overridden with fear and worry.

aislinn let out a small squeal when she heard another peal of thunder from outside. it was literally her worst nightmare at the moment. at least she didn’t have to think about being sad. she was too scared. she was shaking in a corner, tears down her face. she happened to look up and see a familiar face. “v-vi?” she asked.

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lana-belrose:

“You have siblings who care, right?” Lana asked, raising her eyebrows. “I know a lot of people who wish they had even that much. Do you know who your parents are? I know a lot of people who don’t. I’m not trying to make you feel bad, dear. I’m just trying to show you that you have it okay. That there’s much worse situations you could be in, and maybe you should see things in a brighter light.” Lana reasoned, shrugging after. If Aislinn took her words or not was her own choice, and Lana didn’t care enough to do anything beyond what she had said. “Maybe.” She nodded. That sounded accurate. “Paint me something? Well… I suppose there’s plenty of space in my villa to hang it. Don’t tell me what you’re going to paint. Surprise me?” Lana suggested with a grin. “Depending on a good family is okay for a while, but it gets dangerous quickly. You should rely on yourself more than anyone, Aislinn. Putting your faith in anyone else is putting yourself at risk.” Lana explained, believing that wholeheartedly. As Aislinn’s lips stayed on her and she tilted her head, Lana’s own head tilted, her hand coming up, sliding into her hair, her hand positioned lightly at the back of the princess’ head.

“i know people have it worse. i understand that. i may have siblings who care but that doesn’t change the fact that i have a mother who doesn’t. just sucks, that’s all,” she said with a small shrug. she didn’t want to talk about her mother. she shook her head. “but i’m eternally grateful for my brother and sister,” she added. she didn’t want to come off as ungrateful for what she had. aislinn smiled and nodded. “i can do that. surprise you i mean. and you don’t have to hang it if you don’t end up liking it,” she assured her. “how is it dangerous? isn’t that worth the risk sometimes though? i mean i’d willing risk myself for the sake of my siblings. i love them more than anyone. i’d do anything for them and i know they’d do anything for me. i trust them completely,” she told the other. aislinn hummed softly against lana’s lips, shivering slightly as her hand tangled in her hair, resting behind her head.

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lana-belrose:

“Well you’re lucky. Many families are terrible to each other.” Lana commented simply. “Probably. Maybe I’m just biased. I’ve been on a few crews before. So… Who knows.” She shrugged. Her opinion was almost definitely biased due to her past experiences with people. They were selfish and cared for no one but themselves. It’s why Lana acted in such a manner. “Alright, well if you want to set up that art gallery in here, we could do that for you?” She suggested, giving the redhead a gentle smile. “Protecting yourself is important, Aislinn. There’s no one who’s gonna do it for you.” She teased, laughing to herself. Lana kissed her back, this time, pressing her lips more firmly against the princess’, not pulling away this time, allowing Aislinn to decide how to react to the situation, curious as to how she would do so.

“i’m not that lucky,” she muttered with a shrug. she may have had wonderful siblings but she definitely didn’t have wonderful parents. she blinked and let out a sigh. “maybe you just need to find one that clicks with you better,” she offered. it was the best she could offer. she didn’t know much about pirate ships. aislinn smiled softly and nodded. “at the very least i could paint you something,” she offered. for being nice, even though aislinn wasn’t going to mention that part. aislinn frowned before shaking her head. “i’d never put myself before my sister,” she admitted. “but she’s always protected me. ever since i was little,” she added. aislinn smiled softly into the kiss, glad when lana kissed her back. it was definitely a good distraction. she tilted her head slightly. 

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wesley-warwick:

She might be unsure, but Wes wasn’t. He knew that for a fact. Aislinn was one of the best woman he’d ever met, and to sell herself short for some pirate was absurd. She deserved the best of the best, and anything else was settling. “I promise you that I do.” He nodded, giving her a soft smile. “You don’t have to know. Because I do. Your sister does too. You deserve so much more than him, Aislinn. I promise you.”

aislinn had never been one of the most self assured people. not like her friends. she was glad that wes saw that in her though. it made her feel a little better. “thanks wes,” she breathed. “i kind of love you, you know?” she asked. he was like family to her. she hoped he still would be. she leaned up and pressed a kiss to his cheek. 

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lana-belrose:

“No. I chose. Family is useless to rely on.” Lana answered, not delving deeper into her past with her family. It was simply something she didn’t want to remind herself of. “It is. We can all depend each other. It’s just when things go sideways that you can’t rely on others.” She assured with a smile. Some people saw their crewmates as family, but Lana would never see that. No one was close to being family for Lana. Family didn’t mean a thing to her. “Feel free to ask for anything, Aislinn. Depending on what it is, I might have you run a few errands for me to earn it, but I’m sure you’ll get it.” Lana decided. She knew that that offer could be dangerous quick, but she had a feeling Aislinn didn’t have it in her to use it for malicious purposes. “Do I need to be looking out for your sister too, then? I don’t think I’ve met her.” She hummed in thought before shrugging. At her nod, Lana smirked. “Then do it. There’s nothing to be afraid of.”

“i rely a lot on my sister. she’s always looked out for me. every since i can remember. i trust her the most out of anyone,” she admitted with a nod. she frowned. “isn’t that when you should rely on them the most?” she asked, curious. aislinn had always thought family was important. maybe that was why the way her mother treated her hurt so much. but then again, aislinn had always been close to her siblings. “thank you. i have my sketchbook. i think that’s all i need right now,” she said, sliding her hand over the cover of it. she didn’t want to ask for things she didn’t need. aislinn shook her head. “no. niamh can actually take care of herself just fine. and insists that it’s not my job to look out for her but the other way around. i just want to be prepared. she can have a temper sometimes,” she chuckled fondly. aislinn bit her lip before leaning forward again and kissing her.

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gunnernathan:

“I uh…. You alright princess?”

“guess who drank too much again. i will give you a hint. she’s cute and has blue eyes.”

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lana-belrose:

“Family? I understand why people would believe that the pirates are family, but those people are wrong. We’re friends, sure, but at the end of the day, many of us are every man for themselves. In a situation, if most people were given a choice between themselves or another pirate, they’d choose themselves.” She explained, rolling her eyes a little at the thought of some people seeing the other pirates as people they could rely on in extremely dire situations. “It is. But if anyone is going to achieve that, it’s going to be me.” She assured. “Good. If you need something done, I’ll make sure it gets done in the best way possible.” Lana promised. As Aislinn’s lips brushed against hers, she pressed her lips back to Aislinn’s softly, pulling away a few moments later. “Do you want to kiss me again?” Lana asked, deciding that she’d use this opportunity as a chance to teach the redhead a few things.

“well i just meant was it like a family business? i know some were born into it,” she inquired. “that doesn’t sound enjoyable,” she muttered. she had been one of those who’d always thought that those on a ship were like family. that you’d have to be to work that closely with each other. she let out a little sigh at the thought. “i could see that,” she replied with a nod. “i guess so. i just want to learn how to protect myself. or my sister,” she replied. aislinn smiled softly against lana’s lips at the chaste kiss. aislinn chewed on her lip before nodding in response. 

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kiranxsingh:

“Having fun?” Kiran asked with a laugh, hands on her hips as she observed the red head. Of course, she could understand wanting to folic in sun and grass but to do so freely where anyone could see them, well that’s a little dangerous.

aislinn opened her eyes, blinking against the sun, as she looked at the girl standing over her. she sat up a little bit and shrugged. “i suppose so. it was just a nice day,” she explained. 

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casimirferdinand:

“I suppose that it is.” He nodded; Casimir himself didn’t know what it was like to go out of his way to be nice for someone without getting anything in return. At least, anyone besides his siblings. “You’re not a pirate then, yeah?”

aislinn offered him a small smile and nodded back. she was nice to pretty much everyone on the island. pirates and royals alike. she looked up at him and shook her head. “no. i’m youngest of ireland,” she answered. 

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hrhxainsley:

Ainsley pulled herself to her feet and dusted the grass off the back of her jeans. “We’ll figure it out. See if we can sweet-talk someone into letting us have ice cream or finding something sweet. Or we can find someplace far away on the island so no one can see us immediately and scream until we lose our voices.” She extended a hand to help her up.

aislinn followed suit, taking ainsley hand before brushing the grass off her bare legs and shorts. “i might know a couple of pirates who might let me have ice cream. benefits of not causing any trouble and all,” she said softly. she looped her arm around her friend’s, leaning her head on her shoulder. “thanks ains.”