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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Vivacia, Althea, Rain entitled Ship of Magic?
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conversations.value: Ship of Magic: Ship of Magic is the first book of the Liveship Traders series and follows the fortunes of the Vestrit family.\nA liveship is a ship made of Wizardwood, a mystical substance, giving it magical properties.\nWhen three generations of a ship\'s owners die on board, a liveship "quickens", meaning that the ship awakens and becomes a sentient being with all the memories of the ancestors who have contributed to the ship\'s quickening.\nCaptain Vestrit\'s grandmother had ordered the liveship Vivacia, and the Vestrit family is still in debt to the Rain Wild Trader family from whom they bought the Wizardwood even before the ship was quickened.\nOnly a liveship is capable of crossing the perilous Rain Wild River to trade with the Rain Wilders, who have valuable goods plundered from an Ancient Elderling ruin.\nThe Vestrits live in Bingtown, which borders the sea, Jamaillia, Chalced, and the Rain Wilds.\nTheir charter comes from Jamaillia; however, the current leader of Jamaillia has ignored the promises his ancestors made with Bingtown, which causes outrage among Bingtown\'s citizens.\nChalced\'s influence and customs are spreading throughout the world, because of its profitable slave trade.\nThe story begins when Ephron Vestrit dies on Vivacia and quickens it.\nHis daughter, Althea, who had assumed that the ship would come to her after her father\'s death, is shocked to see that her father has given the ship to her sister, Keffria, who in turn had given ownership to Kyle, her Chalcedean husband.\nKyle believes that he can restore the family fortune by entering the slave trade.\nKyle said that Althea would never sail the Vivacia until she proves her seamanship by showing him a ship\'s ticket.\nAlthea sets off to prove she is a capable sailor.\nHowever, Kyle discovers that he is unable to control the ship without a blood relative of the Vestrits on board.\nWithout Althea, the only alternative is to force his son Wintrow, who wants to be a priest, to serve aboard the ship.\nWintrow finds it hard to adjust to life on the ship.\nDespite his bitterness at being torn from the priesthood, he has a growing bond with the ship that he can\'t ignore.\nAt the same time as all of these events, the ambitious pirate Kennit desires to become more than a pirate: he wishes to unite all pirate townships under him as king.\nKennit pursues slaver ships to free the slaves while throwing the slavers overboard.\nA crafty man with a gift for foresight, Kennit realizes that if he frees the slaves, he\'ll gain the allegiance of their family and friends.\nThe freed slaves then crew the captured vessels as a pirate fleet under Kennit\'s command.\nHowever, Kennit desires to have a liveship of his own for his flagship.\nHe targets the Vivacia, who has become a slaver ship under Kyle\'s persuasion.\nKennit manages to capture the Vivacia and becomes her captain.\nTo get the proof of her seaworthiness that Kyle requires, Althea works on board a slaughtership, disguised as a man.\nShe discovers that Brashen Trell, a former mate on the Vivacia, and a disgraced younger son of another prominent Bingtown family, is also serving on the ship.\nUnfortunately, Althea is denied a ship\'s ticket when the captain of the slaughteship discovers her true name.\nAlthea and Brashen separate after a romantic dispute.\nBrashen takes a position on a pirate\'s trader ship.\nAlthea joins the crew of the liveship Ophelia, owned by the Tenira family, headed back to Bingtown which then leads to the next installment of the Liveship Trader series, The Mad Ship.
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conversations.value: \nAlthea joins the crew of the liveship Ophelia, owned by the Tenira family, headed back to Bingtown which then leads to the next installment of the Liveship Trader series, The Mad Ship.\nA liveship is a ship made of Wizardwood, a mystical substance, giving it magical properties.\nWhen three generations of a ship\'s owners die on board, a liveship "quickens", meaning that the ship awakens and becomes a sentient being with all the memories of the ancestors who have contributed to the ship\'s quickening.\nCaptain Vestrit\'s grandmother had ordered the liveship Vivacia, and the Vestrit family is still in debt to the Rain Wild Trader family from whom they bought the Wizardwood even before the ship was quickened.\nOnly a liveship is capable of crossing the perilous Rain Wild River to trade with the Rain Wilders, who have valuable goods plundered from an Ancient Elderling ruin.\nThe Vestrits live in Bingtown, which borders the sea, Jamaillia, Chalced, and the Rain Wilds.\nTheir charter comes from Jamaillia; however, the current leader of Jamaillia has ignored the promises his ancestors made with Bingtown, which causes outrage among Bingtown\'s citizens.\nChalced\'s influence and customs are spreading throughout the world, because of its profitable slave trade.\nThe story begins when Ephron Vestrit dies on Vivacia and quickens it.\nHis daughter, Althea, who had assumed that the ship would come to her after her father\'s death, is shocked to see that her father has given the ship to her sister, Keffria, who in turn had given ownership to Kyle, her Chalcedean husband.\nKyle believes that he can restore the family fortune by entering the slave trade.\nKyle said that Althea would never sail the Vivacia until she proves her seamanship by showing him a ship\'s ticket.\nAlthea sets off to prove she is a capable sailor.\nHowever, Kyle discovers that he is unable to control the ship without a blood relative of the Vestrits on board.\nWithout Althea, the only alternative is to force his son Wintrow, who wants to be a priest, to serve aboard the ship.\nWintrow finds it hard to adjust to life on the ship.\nDespite his bitterness at being torn from the priesthood, he has a growing bond with the ship that he can\'t ignore.\nAt the same time as all of these events, the ambitious pirate Kennit desires to become more than a pirate: he wishes to unite all pirate townships under him as king.\nKennit pursues slaver ships to free the slaves while throwing the slavers overboard.\nA crafty man with a gift for foresight, Kennit realizes that if he frees the slaves, he\'ll gain the allegiance of their family and friends.\nThe freed slaves then crew the captured vessels as a pirate fleet under Kennit\'s command.\nHowever, Kennit desires to have a liveship of his own for his flagship.\nHe targets the Vivacia, who has become a slaver ship under Kyle\'s persuasion.\nKennit manages to capture the Vivacia and becomes her captain.\nTo get the proof of her seaworthiness that Kyle requires, Althea works on board a slaughtership, disguised as a man.\nShe discovers that Brashen Trell, a former mate on the Vivacia, and a disgraced younger son of another prominent Bingtown family, is also serving on the ship.\nUnfortunately, Althea is denied a ship\'s ticket when the captain of the slaughteship discovers her true name.\nAlthea and Brashen separate after a romantic dispute.\nBrashen takes a position on a pirate\'s trader ship.Ship of Magic: Ship of Magic is the first book of the Liveship Traders series and follows the fortunes of the Vestrit family.