It was easy to see Truvy was less than pleased when Jacoda refused to remove her bindings. Looking away from him, a frown creased her features as she thought about the situation Jacoda had put her in. Either she could be released from her bindings and willingly be stuck with Jacoda the whole time. Or she could stay in her bindings, figure a way out of them herself, and deal with Jacoda keeping a 24/7 watch on her. A tick started up beneath her left eye as she had to decide what to do from this point on and how she wanted to go about living this pirate lifestyle. Chewing on her lip as she started to lean more towards going with the first option, she gave in with a sigh. Letting her bound hands fall into her lap with a muffled thud-like sound, she looked at Jacoda.<br/><br/>"Fine. Parlay." Truvy said with a not-so-happy look and tone. Well at least her plan was somewhat working out. They would need a ship if Jacoda wanted to get back his precious ship and she knew just the place to go looking for one. It would take a big journey across the whole of the united states but at least they would have a ship. "If i remember correctly, you told my men that your ship had been stolen by a mutinous first mate am i correct? If I am, which i usually am, you'll need a ship in order to go after your old one. I know just the place to get one. It'll take a rather long trip across the whole of america but we'll get ourselves a ship at least," she said, trying to sound as bored as possible with the idea but she couldnt help the small bit of excitement that escaped through her tone.<br/><br/>To be quite honest, Truvy was looking forward to the whole thing and if she would allow herself to admit it, she was eager to be on this trip with Jacoda. But of course, she wouldnt let herself admit that so she banished even one thought that consisted of him. Her mind switched gears to her father, who by now would know of Jacoda's kidnapping her and would already be in a conference to make plans on getting his daughter back. Without her, he couldn't very well run the country, especially since she was the brains that got him there in the first place. Not paying attention, another concentrated frown creased her lovely features and she had forgotten all about the fact that Jacoda was holding her still.<br/><br/>Suddenly snapping back into reality, Truvy pressed her hands against Jaocda's chest and squirmed a bit. "Alright put me down pirate boy," she said impatiently. And this would be where it would get interesting