129 Dancing With Her Husband

 Music played loudly as thunder rumbled and rain fell. Mead and wine flowed from the Captain's seemingly never ending supply.

 A group of men and women stayed under one of the canvases and played strange instruments Delaney hadn't seen before. There were two women sitting and playing wooden instruments with little round bodies and long fat necks with strings running up them. There were at least four men playing drums of all different sizes and shapes. And there were others playing wooden pipes.

 The music was unusual but appealing. The women wore dresses that weren't like the ones worn by Delaney, Cora, or Constance. The skirts were separate from the bodices allowing them more range of movement as they danced.