William
"Hah!" Fragarie shouted, getting into it now. "Take THAT, blighted shark!" As the ship was set ablaze, she did her best to try and put out the fire, because it seemed like a really nice canoe and it would probably be a shame if it got damaged. Besides, it wasn't like she could really do much against Shark-Nach, not without risking her life pretty significantly. She used her leafy wings to suffocate the fire, extinguishing it. Despite their plantlike appearance, her wings her actually fireproof, so she didn't have too much trouble putting out the fire with a few powerful beats. With the flames doused, she turned towards the play-fight between the Nachs, wanting to make sure nothing too dangerous was happening.

As the blind Nach whacked the Blighted Shark in the face and sent her flying, she clapped. "That's Aunt Nach for you!" She cheered, still playing along with the act. Besides, this was kind of fun, in a crazy way. It was tough to keep track of everything that was happening, for sure, but that didn't mean that her auntie's work wasn't still entertaining in a bizarre way. Even with her acute eyesight, though, she quickly lost sight of the Blighted Shark, which had been blasted off into the distance further up the World Tree, perhaps even to dissolve and return to the original Nach? She wasn't quite sure.

As the adrenaline faded, she let out a cute little giggle. "Looks like you save the day again, auntie!" She laughed. Despite everything that happened, she didn't appear to be afraid, at worst still just a little disoriented. Still, there were worse states to be left in after an encounter with a god than being a little dizzy, so she wasn't exactly complaining. She plopped down into a sitting position, using her wings to keep her balance as the high of the thrill began to fade, leaving her just a little light-headed. Strawberry juice continued to drip through the small wound that she'd made, staining the deck of the canoe red where it fell.
John
*Fortunately Shark Nach's flames had little opportunity to spread through the canoe of Nachs, thanks to Fragarie's timely intervention the cobbled together wooden structure was saved with minimal scorches. You could even argue a few black splotches complimented this ramshackle canoe, surely a few burns from the high seas added a lot of character for any mighty vessel. Seeing as how their vessel was in jeopardy no more, the three Nachs circled together by the bow of their canoe and clasped each of their hands together. Cheerily jumping up and down, intertwining their fingers with one another.*

"Aaahhhhhh~! Baseball!" *Cried Blind Nach.*

"Wai- We believe it's a touchdown, we think?" *An interjection by Hat Nach, raising an additional inquiry.*

"Mmmehm, both of those sound quite berry-berry stupid! Whoever made either deserves immediate death. We declare what just happened a, a-..." *What was presumably the original Nach for this encounter chimed in, yet was soon lost in thought while considering what exactly to call this.* 

"Aha! Idea we-I-me have!" *Again cried Blind Nach.* "It's a-... Bonkerbye! An excellent send off for friends, fools, and sharks alike." 

"Aahhh~! Most marvelous!" *Cheered our First and Hat Nach in unison.*

*Their cheery circle broke apart following the Strawberry Maiden's compliments, each of the Nachs brandishing a broad goofy grin and swaying from side to side. The First Nach stepped forward to formally greet the demigod with a most dramatic bow, bestowing a lull in whatever chaos transpired here for the maiden to catch her bearings and for being a good sport.* "Thank you! Thank you! We've brought berry many days to jeopardy, it's always quite the spectacle! But of course saving them is of great fun too, all is surely a splendid spectacle within our beloved Nachening... Aaahhhh~! Aahhh! But you, you've yet to introduce yourself our new dear berry good friend of juicy delights. Do so, do so before our whole crew!"
William
The Strawberry Maiden had no idea what a baseball or a touchdown was, but apparently Aunt Nach didn't like them? She made a mental note not to use those terms around this auntie, since she wasn't sure how finicky and prone to smiting this deity was. When *Bonkerbye* Came up, she comfortably filed all three words under random nonsense. All of her information on the gods came from her mother, and since her mother didn't know what Nach's domains were, neither did she. Even so, she could tell just from the playtime that the goddess appeared to be a capricious one, and not all there either. As such, she figured that it was best to tread carefully and not to say something that the goddess might construe as a slight. She knew from her own mother's attitude how unforgiving gods could be about perceived insults.

At long last, the divinity asked for her name, and so she sprouted a third arm from her back and waved at all of the Nachs at the same time. Somehow, she felt that waving at any one of the Nachs before the others would offend the other two, which was the last thing she wanted at the moment. "Um, hey, auntie." She began, wondering which Nach to look at before simply sprouting eyes so that she could look at them all. "I'm Fragarie. I've had people call me the Strawberry Maiden." She introduced, continuing to wave for a few moments later before her third arm slipped back into her form, leaving her with just two. The idea of sprouting new limbs and eyes didn't seem to bother her, a being of malleable shape.

At present, she was mixing her caution with her true nature. As far as she was concerned, the easiest way for her to earn the trust of others was to just be her honest self, since hiding that would only invite distrust and malcontent regarding her true intentions. Being open about who she was was a crucial way of establishing connections, or at least that was what she'd learned from her mom. Still, she had to be careful, because this was still a god in front of her.