Tasia raised an eyebrow "Don't judge a book by it's cover? I believe the contrary. You have to be careful who you trust, therefore you have to make some assumptions." They got down into the rowboat, "I suppose i don't. But i could only assume that my fathers reputation would change a good opinion to a bad one. Not that i would assume it was a good opinion to start with. I just know my father's reputation isn't the best. And I , on the other hand, am not well known." She rolled her eyes at the notion of a magic trick, but soon it wasn't just a trick. It was real. The ship was gone. As they rowed to where the ship had once been there was a glass bottle which now held the ship.<br/><br/>Tasia now understood what he meant by 'he once lost the ship, he thought it was in his pocket.' she gave a quiet chuckle and shook her head."Perhaps you should re-think your dialog for that trick." She paused "I do see this ship now, its just slightly smaller."<br/><br/>Tasia looked ahead at the pass, which they could now easily fit through, "So where are you going? If i may know." She waited patiently for an answer to her new question. Tasia avoided looking at anyone.