A Vacation on the Remarkable

The Remarkable

    In a few days, Lin and the other three members of her family made their way to the docks, it was just to the east of Skyview. It seemed obvious which boat was the cruize, it seemed as if the peak of it was reaching to the clouds. Niko and Lin oohed and ahhed at the magnificent vessel while they waited to reach the ticket master. He stamped their slips of paper and motioned for them to move up, into the ship. After claiming room five-hundred and sixty-one's key, Mr. Rosequinst puzzledly leads them down a flight of stairs, into the hall. 

   Niko would stop for a moment every once and a while to get a glimpse out of a circular window, before being pulled away by Mrs. Rosequinst. finally, they were at their cabin, after getting lost a couple of times. Mr. Rosequinst made note of what twists and turns he took in what felt like a neverending labyrinth. The door opened into a spacious room, with two king-sized beds, more than enough space to spare for Lindelin's mother and father. 

  She and Niko wouldn't have any trouble fighting over space, no doubt. Rotating ninety degrees, you would have seen a kitchen, equipped with a small stove-top, sink, and generously sized refrigerator. Turning a bit to the left you'd see a small couch and coffee table, accompanied by a circular glass table. Lin's little brother immediately sprinted over and sprawled out on the bed. "Ah... The blankets are so soft!" He waved his hand over the fuzzy white and blue striped coverings, the colors the same as the cruise's main color theme. 

  Before long, they navigated the maze back to the top of the enormous ship. Over a loudspeaker, the captain informed everyone that the Remarkable was going to leave the docks, the family watched as Skyview beach got smaller and smaller until it was just a little dot in the horizon.

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