Tasia rolled her eyes, "Typical man." She huffed. Her attention turned away until Alex called her father's name. She felt her blood run a little cold. She clenched her jaw and took a deep breath. She had let her guard down to much. Was she in danger now? Her father was not a widely liked man, in fact he was hated.<br/><br/>Tasia frowned, "So you know then.. Does that change your opinion of me, if you have one at all?" She questioned, "Not that i care or anything, just a question." She looked away. "My father may have been a lot of things, but he always took care of me. I know he wasn't very well liked but not everyone saw his good side. Not like i did."  She looked back at Alex, he winked and she looked at the floor, fearing she would break composure. "Are you always the spry? Do you wink at everyone?" Tasia wondered where they were going and Alex asked if she was staying aboard the ship, "What do you mean? I'm not staying behind, if that's what your asking."<br/><br/>If there was something to be seen, Tasia certainly wouldn't sit on the sideline. She wanted to go, not to mentino the captain was obviously following something, and she wanted to know what. Her curiosity was peaked by the captain, the ship, everything. She hadn't realized she had done much besides ask a plethora of questions. She looked at  Alex as he waited for the rowboat to be lowered. She wondered where they were going.<br/><br/>The night was eerily quiet and still. The narrow pass was close and the ship was slowing down.The rowboat was now int the water and awaiting it's passengers. The sea was surprisingly calm. the moon was full and it illuminated the night well. "Are you more mad during a full moon?" She gave Alex a sly smile, as they made there was over the the edge where the rowboat was waiting.