Aphra raised an eyebrow at her brother's little smirk and slightly sassy response. For some strange reason, she wasn't entirely sure if she believed him. There was a glimmer of confusion in his eyes. Something had happened, some sort of confrontation perhaps? They were on a ship after all. Not much really could happen and unfortunately, as a woman, she was usually left out in the men's discussions. She trusted Brenn enough to keep her updated on what was happening. Brenn hadn't said anything, despite looking slightly bothered. However, she had seen her brother dwell on problems in the past. This was clearly not an immediate issue as excitement and anticipation had taken over.  She knew her brother well enough; if she needed to know, she would. Leaving it at that, Aphra smiled softly as he gingerly brushed strands of hair out of her face, asking her if she was okay.<br/><br/>Before she could answer, Brenn started to lead her towards the main deck of the ship. "I'm ready to get off the ship," she admitted as they climbed up the stairs towards the decks. Once the pair had reached it, Aphra hurried over towards the rail, staring out at the approaching strip of land. Trees. Lots of them. Unlike her brother's mindset, this new world did truly look like a new world. It had a different feel to it. There was a sense of adventure and freedom that was non-existent back at home. Her smile turned into a grin as she glanced at her brother as he grabbed her hand. They waited until the ship was finally docked before being ushered off the boat. Though, not much ushering was needed. Everyone was very eager to be on dry land again and it was lucky that her brother and herself had been one of the first off the ship. The people were clustering around the ramp, pushing each other to finally leave their wooden tomb.<br/><br/>Aphra's heels sunk into the sand and her legs shook slightly. They had been out at sea for quite some time. Walking in heels through deep sand wasn't exactly helping her sea legs right now. She clung to Brenn, who helped her towards the mustache man yelling out names and other important information. Around her, the new colony was bustling with life as people moved about. There was too much to look at and her head was spinning. In the distance, she caught some chatter, though didn't recognize what they were saying. Brenn guided to her towards the line of people and she looked over her shoulder at him, smiling softly. Their names were called before being assigned to a residence and moved along. For a brief moment, Aphra panicked. How would they be able to even find that? They weren't given a map, let alone directions.<br/><br/>However, each residence was labeled out in the front, the wording clear but messy. As if a child wrote it. Soon enough, Brenn had led her up towards a small wood-framed cottage. It wasn't impressive, looking more like something a servant would live in. However, Aphra wasn't exactly unhappy with the arrangement. She wasn't used to anything glamours and really, they had time to fix it up later. Design it later as the world around them started to build up. This was probably the best they could do for the time being. Anyways, Aphra was grateful they had a roof over their head, especially because they practically sailed over here for free. She noticed the roof was enforced by thick looking sticks and the windows were covered with paper, suggesting to keep bugs and the wind out. Upon opening and entering through the door, Aphra was greeted to their one-room home. The floor was hard dirt with no rugs in sight. There was a fireplace at the far end, already with wood in it. A small wooden table with two chairs were pressed close to one wall and a chest tucked safely under the table. That was the only furniture in sight. A straw mattress was along the opposite wall from the table and she glanced up at Brenn. "Home sweet home," she hummed, heading towards the table and setting her belongings down.<br/><br/>She spun around, now grinning at her brother. "So! What should we do now?" She asked excitedly, clapping her hands together.