voicetesting and also re: talking about him in asgard :'| might be spoilers in comments

[kidder]

I've not got time nor desire to trap myself on a sad chunk’a land, corralled into domesticity, and goin’ trapsin' about through trees with Kenway's gran'kid, lass.

Though, must say, may be all worth it in entertainment if I’m to see old granddad 'imself adapting to parental life. Be nice to see him made responsible for more than a bottle of rum for a change.

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[familyissues]

[ Ears perk on a certain name, and hello, Desmond is interested. ]

What Kenway would that be, by chance?

[1066]

[ more living history yay

more people to correct on their inability to live out his expectations as historical personas oh joy ]

'Sad chunk of land' is certainly one way to put it. Domesticity, on the other hand, oh no no no no no, you have that all wrong, really. Frustrating, historically inaccurate, teaming with stupidity, yes, but domestic? Heavens no.

...sorry, did you say Kenway?

[pushesgently]

You're a sailor, then?

[There's another option besides land and sea, but what the hell does he know about planes.]

[sicarius]

Kenway?

[Hello, that's a familiar name.]

If you are wondering if he has shown any care for his son, I've yet to see it.

[Lol he's assuming James means Haytham.]

[mayamentor]

Captain Kenway deprived of his ship and crew and forced to act the part of a father... It is difficult to imagine. [Difficult but not terribly unpleasant!]

[neverlady]

[Grandson? Well, that's news to her.]

You talking about our Kenway? Last I heard he had a young girl.

[But things are strange in places such as these.]

[iniquitas]

[Attempt to act nonchalant about all this is mostly successful!]

Edward Kenway is coming to Asgard, then?