Keira was not use to such backlash. She had grown up with an opinion, with men who were made to respect it and live with it. Her father and her royal blood kept her safe. Here, this man had no rules but his own. His threats and abuse were all too real and overwhelming for the rebellious girl. The waves continued to shake the boat, rocking it as they carried through the sea's. Keira sat quietly unmoving. His hand ruffled her hair and she flinched at the almost gentle touch. Told to stop sobbing she only nodded, not daring to speak a word to the violent man before her. Dark eyes looked at him as he crossed the creaky floor boards. That was before she burried her face in her arms and slept. Hidden from the horror of her situation she ran to her dreams for comfort.<br/><br/>Days passed, nothing out of the ordinary had happened. Keira sat on that chair, practically unmoving except when she needed to relieve herself or when she was told to eat. Her swollen eyes, black bags that hung beneather her eyes. It told of the silent sobs she cried at night. Since the moment she had entered the sea seemed angry. Climbing up against the boat as if to tip it over. There was no true storm just cloudy sky's and violent waves. Never calming it was any sailors worst nightmare. Keira sat on the chair her face burried in her arms that wrapped around the top of her knees. Her unmoving body would make one think that she was dead, however when the Captain would call, she'd respond however this once free bird now being trapped was dead and broken inside.<br/><br/>The Captain wasn't in the cabin when she heard it again. "Come." It whispered in her ear. A sweet and tender voice called to her. It was much like her mothers sweet song. Lifting her head she looked to the window that showed the violent sea. Again that soft call. "Come with me." It whispered next to her ear again. As if in a trance she slipped from the chair and walked over to the window. Her hand touched it and as the ocean splashed against the window there was a relief she suddenly felt. It took her breath and suddenly the sea seemed to calm down. The sudden calm and parting of clouds was a beautiful sight. Her hand was upon the window, eyes wide in awe as a pod of dolphins swam not far away. Jumping in and out not far from the window. "Come with me." Again the voice called to her. She wanted to walk through the glass and disappear into the blue beneath her. That was when the door suddenly opened. The loud click of it unlatching still not enough to pull her from the glass.