NO EXITS

Well, this is rather fanciful, isn't it? Strange, even for Vegas. I've caught the odd glimpse of another world through the rifts, but I've never been pulled into one before. Is this usually how it works?

I don't think I've done the pirate thing before. At least the outfit isn't terrible. A little inaccurate, I'd say, but then, it really isn't my time period.

(...)

This isn't a Vegas thing, is it?

[Voice to Text]

I thought we'd be sticking around Port Royal for longer, otherwise I would've brought this up sooner. While docked, Richie and I did a bit of exploring around the Southern coat of the island, and found a cave. When we went in, we were attacked by pirate skeletons. But after getting past them, we came across some treasure. So, I don't know. If you're still there, check it out? There might be more.

[SYLVIE]

Are you lot alright? I have not seen you or either of the other Loki's since we made port and the ship is now back out to sea.

( cw: reference to executions consistent with witch hunts )

I never thought I'd want to see a university campus.

This has to be from the late 1600s to the early 1800s which means that my guess is towards the latter end of the Age of Sail because the written word seems more likely to be recognized among the other sailors and I have this strange electronic device in my hand but that still doesn't limit the contact of smallpox, scurvy or other deadly disease prevalent at this time in more exotic countries (note: China has the best opportunity for inoculations; look for eastern coasts). However, if I could obtain a Letter of marque then at least I could have the protection of a greater authority (note: Great Cayman Port Dominion = GCPD? Investigate) and perhaps still maintain anonymity until there is a rational reason to be here without fear of discovery and the various punishments that could arise from knowing cocaine isn't for toothaches and there's more to anatomy than the study of the humors (note: Bone Bills were introduced in Massachusetts in 1831, investigate).

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