Taking some relief that Sarah seems to have a respectful attitude about the Sea God that she's invoking, Beedah relaxes and decides that what Sarah's doing isn't worth worrying about.  "Not anymore, Mistress Sarah," answers Beedah.  "I suppose that's just me, jumping a little at shadows.  Still, a little caution when dealing with gods and powerful spirits isn't a bad thing, I think.  You're being respectful of the Sea God, so I do think that you'll stay on his 'good side'."<br/><br/>Beedah pauses, considering Sarah's question.  She replies, "Well, as for things to do, there's singing, or word games or storytelling.  A bit hard to do much else until we make camp."  The goblin woman hesitates before continuing, "I suppose that we could train a bit.  With our packs on the wagon, we might more easily jog along on the side.  Good for staying fit.  Good for strength in charging the enemy.  Good practice for running away from something a bit too strong to handle."<br/><br/>It seemed that Sarah was considering the options that Beedah was presenting her with.  "What's your pleasure, Mistress Sarah?" asks Beedah.