<div style="text-align: justify;">Elizabeth noticed Hans' cheeks getting flushed. She found it only funny, being too young to consider all the implications. "Good", she replied when he said he supposed that was okay. Nodding, Elizabeth looked at her corner. "Yes, I think we should. Lots of cleaning to do".<br/><br/>With these words, Elizabeth returned to her sleeping space and laid back down. It took the girl a while to sleep, excited as she was by the latest events. When she did, though, it was a sound sleep, and it lasted until sunlight woke her up.<br/><br/>Next morning, the girl worked hard as usual. It was hard for her to clean the blood and other unpleasant things, but the girl sucked it up and did her work. She watched all that was happening in the ship, and it was easy to see things were really changing.<br/><br/>The following weeks were the best ones for Elizabeth since she had set foot in the ship. Everything seemed simpler now that she was not afraid anymore. As the ship made a pit stop, Elizabeth was happy to know that she would be let out for a while, now that she would no longer try and run away.<br/><br/>Smiling when William told them to see if they could find berries, the girl nodded enthusiastically. "All right, sir", she replied happily. Elizabeth laughed at Hans' question. "Of course I am! I can't wait to feel land under my feet!". In no time, the kids were down at the island, and Elizabeth took a deep breath. It felt good to be back on land, even if just for a while. She didn't speak until they started collecting berries and putting them in a basket, though. "How do you like the new capitain, Hans?", the girl asked, while smelling one of the berries curiously.</div>