Karita rubbed her temples slowly, "What they do in retaliation to you provoking them Avarien is not something I'm going to control. You had your warning before you started this and signed a contract saying you understood. There was no fine print to hide the answers to say you couldn't see it." She sighed softly, "If your more concerned about<i>your face</i>versus<b>your job</b>I might have to drop you off and see if you learn the hard way." She wasn't kidding either and everyone aboard the ship knew it. She was not willing to take chances on this mission if she could help it.<br/><br/>He just wasn't helping the situation as it now stood. Her eyes however slinked over to Switch, her eyebrow carefully raising. "At least it's contained violence versus that of an outbreak from another ship. I'm surprised we haven't seen any yet, we should have seen at least one after we left port." On her crew she was the level-headed one. Probably why she was captain and they were her crew. "He'll learn." She gave a colder glance to Avarien, "Or he'll forget and be forced to remember." Crossing her arms she turned her back against the railing the rays of the morning dawn lighting everyone's faces. "Has everyone found their quarters comfortable?" Her eyes glittered with amusement, "Save for of course Avarien." She felt the wind slowly flutter by them. It was small enough not to change their course for now.<br/><br/>"The galley will have food ready soon, You should eat while you still can." She gave them all a small grin. "I'll eat later. I've got to finish plotting out this course to see if we can't cut some time. We only have three weeks to deliver the product, and only two weeks of supplies to get there with." She was not exactly comfortable with the sexual tension that thrummed in the air. Fuck any tension didn't normally sit well with Karita. Then again she was the levelheaded one. Not many had even seen her loose her temper. Those who did, normally didn't see the next day to tell the tale.<br/><br/>Pushing herself from the back of the railing, she watched as other crew members arose from their places along the ship to their duties. The people in front of her were mostly excluded from their duties. Except for of course Jasna, the one who counteracted the coolness of the captain with her well-known temper. A temper which was a blessing and a curse at times. "Other than Avarien's misguided sense of how to address someone else of the crew without being conceited, were there any other problems last night to be made aware of?"