Ghost Lion Crag And the rain

Wraen mentioned that she had never learned or come upon sea urchins. This was surprising for Smokestep, but he assumed that she hadn't spent a great deal of time in the water to have learned of them. When he had been younger, he had learned a very difficult lesson about the creatures that lived in the sea. The corsair had learned to respect their dangers, and to know that they had a very real chance to take his life. It was not a lesson he wanted to share with his newest form of companionship. Instead, he smiled at her response. “Yer not missin' out on much,” he told her with a playful wink.

The woman then asked about what other kinds of creatures would dwell beneath the swell. The pirate had a flair for the dramatics, so he cast her a more serious furrowing of his brows and nodded solemnly. “Aye, yer right there. Leviathans an' krakens. But ye'll likely never see 'em. They lurk in the deepest darks o' the water,” he weaved a tale of all the things that had been spun into his head as a child, hoping that they would latch to her and fabricate images of unfathomable creatures in the deep.