She's meant to be watching over the boy, Will Turner. Her father had placed him in her charge, and she really did mean to do as he asked. After she'd seen the pirate ship
(black ship, black sails) disappear into the mist, a sight she alone seemed to witness, Elizabeth had placed the medallion's chain around her neck and scurried below deck to learn what she could from the young pirate.
But he’s still
asleep. All these terribly exciting things are happening without her -- the crew and Lieutenant Norrington are all too busy to answer her questions, and the person she really wishes to speak with is unconscious. She gives him a nudge, then another, but still nothing.
Surely he'll be asleep for a while. Surely it wouldn't hurt to give her legs a brief stretch, and if she happens to overhear something of interest, where's the harm? Decision made, Elizabeth nods and slips away, following the passageways with a familiarity born of many boring days at sea, and turns a corner...
Only this isn't the ship’s galley, one of her favorite -- and usually very reliable -- shortcuts.
Elizabeth steps away from the door, clad in a richly made blue dress, brown hair curled just so. There's a smattering of freckles across her nose, and her large brown eyes widen in surprise.
She's not sure what this place is, or how it fits in a ship, but she's
certain she should have found it before.
[OOC: Please see this backroom post for details! :) ]