"Self righteous bastard." Natalie muttered under her breath, loud enough only for James to hear. When Jackson mentioned his reputation and questioned how she had never heard of him before, Natalie knew she didn't like him.<br/><br/>"I don't usually associate myself with your kind." She said to him. In her opinion, pirate hunters could be just as bad as the pirates they hunted. Thinking of themselves as the best, like the Navy should be worshiping the ground on which the walk, and the planks on which they sail. She had seen enough to have an idea of what kind of stock the came from.<br/><br/>After a moment's thought, considering the offer proposed she gave her answer.<br/><br/>"You bring him over, and we get some information from both him and yourself." Natalie said calmly. She was well aware of the threat made to her ship and didn't want this man using it as target practice as soon as her back was turned.<br/><br/>James leaned in so he could speak to his captain.<br/><br/>"Are you sure about this? The men don't look like they want to be playing host to a bunch of hunters." He cast a suspicious glance towards this Reaper fellow.<br/><br/>"He could be useful." Natalie replied. "And he gives me just as much a headache as you." Turning her attention back to the other captain Natalie stated her terms.<br/><br/>"Can we agree to this? You escort the pirate to my ship with three of your own men. You will remain on my ship until sunset when you shall escort him back to your own ship and we will part ways from there." She explained.