If truth be told he like the lady was itching to get back onto the water. It had been to long since he felt the sea breeze along his face, but if everyone wanted to sit a while and size each other up then who was he to fight that? Friends? Enemies, only time would tell.<br/><br/>To strong indeed, this man didn't know whom he was talking to. Reaching to the small pile again he pulled out a lemon one and ripping the top open with his large teeth. Licking at his lips he to flung his head back just to let the sour yellow powder run along his tongue. Closing his mouth and pausing a moment to soak in it's goodness before bringing his head back to face the captain. “Sour, just as I like it.” No pucker or ex hail followed, he had a high tolerance for the sourest of candies.<br/><br/>“Well if we are staying a while then I need to feed the hunger for sugar.” Freddie got to his feet walking to the tavern bar keep and ordering a plate of gummies for the table. As he returned he placed the tray down and picked up a worm sitting back down and biting off it's sugary head before nodding. “Yes chocolate shots sounds amazing. Lets see that little gold wrapper. May I?” Lightly taking it into his fingers so not to ruin it he studied it a moment. “Someone meet the chocolate sailor and lived to tell the tale.” Sliding it back to the table to give the others a glance at the bright golden wrapper. “This shows hope, if someone else can bring this little peace of paper back then so can we.” The man said as he shoved the rest of the worm into his mouth before taking another chug of his Cocoa. His lolly pop in his free hand as he played with the small stick of it.<br/><br/>“You want to sing a few drinking songs?” Freddie laughed as he eyes the stranger again a moment. As beautiful as he was he was more then a threat to him. If anyone was going to sing of their tails it would be himself, no this lute playing man who was sitting to the side of him. Keep your friends close and your musical competition closer. Isn't that how it goes? “Lets get chocolate wasted and fill the tavern with music.”