Zephyair crossed her arms and sighed loudly. She would formally introduce Iocus to Rose, but her knowladge of the God could easily give him an excuse to expose her. She would much rather not end up in that predicament on a ship full of human pirates. A shiver went up her spine.<br/><br/>There was another God near, which one? She wasn't sure, but she was certain to find out soon enough. She climbed into her hammock, not bothering to untie her sword belt or take off her armor. Though it was uncomfortable, she refused to be unarmed and unprotected.<br/><br/>"Just leave him be," she told Rose with a wave of her hand, "And by he, I mean the reflection." She had already given the girl permission to help the siren a little, so long as he wasn't released. She wasn't going down for that girl's actions.<br/><br/>The parts of the crew that stayed with the ship for their last night docked, headed to the galley for a meal. It would only be a matter of minutes before they came back into the sleeping quarters for the night.