<div style="text-align: justify;">The Captain was also enjoying the fresh air. He would go to his cabine later, when the ship started sailing, unless someone needed him. Up until then, though, he planned on simply staying there.<br/><br/>When the other crewmen emerged from their quarters, the Captain gave an order here and there, and that was all. He knew most men knew what they were doing.<br/><br/>Margareth smiled at her sister when she said she had not thought of the situation the way she had. She did find it a little odd to have so little people, put it didn't really upset her or make her worry about anything. It would be a fun trip, after all.<br/><br/>When her sister said she would open the door, Margareth  nodded. "Thank you, dear", she replied, standing up to see who was actuallyl at the door.<br/><br/>As soon as Evelyn opened it, she could see a boy, probably not older than six, who smiled at her. He had a smirk that made clear he was one of 'those' boys one had to keep an eye on at all times.<br/><br/>"The captain said the ship is ready to go, madam", he told her, wondering whether or not he should ask for a coin or some little treat.<br/><br/>Margareth, from the inside, started moving around. "Thank you!", she replied to the boy. "Have him wait here, Evie, please", the young woman required of her sister.</div>