Rawlin blinked once or twice, her face void of emotion until she had heard his full explanation. Tsking as she slowly lowered her weapon before sliding it back in its leather holster on the top of her thigh. "Well... maybe not the smartest move you have ever made. If it hadn't of been me, you would probably be dead. There are plenty of nasty people that have their eyes set on a ship such as this. As for your dream, well, I guess some help would be nice," she said dismissively as she stood up off of him. Putting her hand out for him to take as she intended to help him up.<br/><br/>"As for my plans, I don't exactly feel like explaining that at the moment. But I will warn you. If you so much as even think of double crossing me, the skies will be your grave," Rawlin warned, her green eyes narrowing as she sized him up. He was a few inches taller than her so it was somewhat amusing that she would try to threaten someone larger than her. But in no way did it seem to faze her. Rawlin was quite confident in her will to succeed. As she turned her back to the man, she headed for the control room further down the hall. "And just for future reference, you won't win any brownie points from a woman by spying on her in the shower or by being in her bedroom without knowing your presence," she threw over her shoulder, fully expecting the man to follow her.<br/><br/>"My name is Rawlin, as to my plans, well I suppose I will let you know what those are when the time comes,", pausing as she pushed open the door, she turned to look at him for a second before nodding off towards the engine room. "The engines probably need to be checked on. There a plenty of room along this hallway after you pass mine. Feel free to choose whichever you like," Rawlin offered as she walked over to her folded up map laying on the desk by the far wall. "Also, I do apologize for stealing your watch. I know only the life of a thief and little else," she explained with a half-shrug. Going back to reading her map, she sighed heavily and began to stress about the new member of what she could begin to call her crew. For gods sake she didn't even know the man, let alone whether his story had been true or not. However, as things stood, she was at a time limit and did not have the time to stand around arguing with complete strangers. If he chose to stab her in the back, she would deal with it when the time came.<br/><br/>For now, Rawlin took her place at the wheel and navigated the temporarily clear skies. Soon night would fall upon them and they would enter into dangerous territory. Full of sky storms, pirates, deserted Terras, and god only knows what else. Rawlin had never traveled this far. In all honesty she had hardly left her home Terra until that blasted man had kidnapped her best friend. Searching the open skies in front of her, she knew they would have to find a place to dock her at for the night when it came. They would have a full day ahead of them tomorrow.<br/><br/>She would have time to get to know her new crew member tonight at dinner. Maybe then, she would be less prone to being so cautious around him.