[Starting sometime on the 29th and continuing throughout the 31st, changes begin on each of the volunteer barges that have taken on new passengers.
On the Brigantine, the hard-to-see region off the the side changes into a hard-to-look-at region. Instead of absence, it feels like an indescribable barrier, something flat and inviolable and a little bright. Objects are no longer drawn in, but rather bounce right off and back into the Brigantine's regular areas. The spiraling course of the ship slows, then stops, and the wingsails fold themselves up tight. The nets continue to be mostly empty.
The Deacon, unusually, gives no sermon.]
On the Brigantine, the hard-to-see region off the the side changes into a hard-to-look-at region. Instead of absence, it feels like an indescribable barrier, something flat and inviolable and a little bright. Objects are no longer drawn in, but rather bounce right off and back into the Brigantine's regular areas. The spiraling course of the ship slows, then stops, and the wingsails fold themselves up tight. The nets continue to be mostly empty.
The Deacon, unusually, gives no sermon.]