The weather was calm today, good winds, no rain. The boy had little clue of where they were headed, save that it would earn them some coin, hopefully. He stood beside the captain, keeping an eye out for land or other ships, though he would do much, much better with a telescope or some other kind of visual aid, but those were luxuries, expansive and usually hard to get. Such things were probably best kept by the captain himself or in a chest.<br/><br/>Not too much activity on the deck, considering the sails were fully lowered but no ships on the horizons. Everyone was relaxed, mostly calm. The only one doing the most work was the captain, who needed to steer the ship to their next location, perhaps somewhere which would earn them a profit. The boy raised an eyebrow at the order, "Does it really matter?" Alois grumbled, leaping down onto the worn wooden deck and walking up to the girl. He cocked his head to the side, examining her condition. He snapped his fingers to grab her attention, "On your feet." Her face was pale, probably from being seasick. He did not really care about the cargo too much, but since it was their job to care for their goods regardless if it was living or inanimate, he figured he should do his part. After all it would probably sell well. He stretched out a hand out to help her up.