<div style="text-align: justify;">Elizabeth nodded afer Hans finished speaking. Nobody seemed to be paying attention to them, but it was for the best that they kept quiet. In the ship, and in the current situation, anyone could be listening and pretending not to. So, Elizabeth also returned to her meal and ate in silence.<br/><br/>As she ate, the girl also paid attention to the conversation around the table. The men were complaining, and some of them even spoke of murdering the captain. That made Elizabeth's eyes widen, but she didn't say anything. <br/><br/>Once the meal was over, the girl started picking up plates and everything else. It was now her chore to clean up after the meals, and Elizabeth was accustomed to it by now. She washed everything and got it all put away, and cleaned the tables - the one the captain and other higher rank men used, and the second one, used by the lowly crewmen - before she retired to sleep.<br/><br/>The girl was asleep on her little corner below deck when Hans came to her. She took a few moments to really wake up, and blinked a few times. The girl nearly screamed, but noticing it was Hans relaxed her. Nodding, the girl got up and looked up. "Is it happening?", she asked, speaking in a hushed voice. <br/><br/>She knew she didn't have to explain. The air had been heavy like before a storm, and it was a matter of time before it started.</div>