As they arrived on the ship, a short man with blonde hair and emerald green eyes approached the two of them. He looked young but something in the depths of his carefree eyes betrayed the great wisdom he held. Emlyn turned and extended his hand to the man. "Everything working alright, Captain?" Emlyn asked, looking about the deck of the airship.<br/><br/>"Yes sir, Mr. Cyncad," the man said, the same voice heard over the rune earlier. "A couple of maintenance things, but nothing that we can't handle during flight. Though I will need to order some parts sometime this month."<br/><br/>"As I have said before, if you need it, just say so and I will supply it," Emlyn said, before turning to Alice, who just came out of her wonder. "Well, though it is my property, the ship belongs more to Captain Sul'faer'on than myself." Emlyn gestured to the man in question, who had turned away for a moment to bark orders to the crew. At this angle, Alice could see that his ears were pointed. They were not bigger than normal ears, they simply were tipped with a point, thus giving it a much more fluid and taunt look compared to human ears.<br/><br/>The Captain turned back to the two and flashed Alice a warm and genuine smile. "It is a pleasure to meet you ma'am," he said, bowing with a slight bit of flourish. "My name is Captain Sul'faer'on Galen'tev. But you may call me Sul, if you prefer." With that, the captain turned back to Emlyn. "Your room is ready for you, whenever you wish to retire. Though if I would have known you were bringing company, I would have looked around to see if we had a spare bed we could move in there." The elf turned back to Alice. "I would offer you a room proper, m'lady, but aside from Mr. Cyncad's, we do not have any rooms for passengers."<br/><br/>From the distance a voice shouted for Sul, and his head jerked in that direction, with a sigh, he turned back. "We'll be leaving in about five minutes, less if I can get them to stop miscasting into the billows quicker," he said, before jogging off in the direction he was called. Emlyn gestured and crew members grabbed their luggage and began to carry off into the only door that seemed to stay above deck. Emlyn turned to Alice finally and spoke. "I hope you don't mind sharing a room, M- Alice," Emlyn said. "I would prefer to be in the air in comfort for half a week instead of on the older models I own."