They let her on without much of a fuss. It was easy to get what her way with humans when she put one of their kin's life on the line.Zephyair loosened her hold on her girl, lowering her knife but keeping it in hand. "You will listen to me and only mean, understand? If you think of running away or into the arms of one of those pirates to rescue you, think twice. They're just as likely to butcher you as am I likely to throw you over board," she said with a serious tone.<br/><br/>Zephyair walked behind the girl, prodding her to got the right way. She knew there would be no private quarters on the vessel and no beds. She had sneaked onto ships before, most only had hammocks in a common sleeping area below deck. When she and the other girl were safely on deck, the God turned to face the crew and the angry captain. "Now, be rest assured, I won't make you do this absolutely free. Get me to the Twin Cities and I'll throw in a nice amount of gold. What do you say?" She patted the pouch tied to her belt and let the coins jingle for them to hear.<br/><br/>"There better be quite o' bit in there," the captain rumbled. "I don't give cheap rides t' cut throats and kidnappers."<br/><br/>"You don't seem to be much better than I at this moment," she replied, gesturing to the sack with the tail sticking out that was brought on board just before they walked up the gangplank.