Minali watched the girl stand there, tears drying on her cheeks and staring stubbornly into the air. What she thought it would gain her, Minali had no idea. She shifted slightly closer, "I can tell you see, it is simple. Only a lady from a family of worth would wear such fine things, be so soft." She brushed a thumb lightly over the pale cheek and smiled. "When you are worth much, it is worth much to me to see you are kept in good condition." She slid her hand to tangle her fingers into the soft and scented blonde hair at the back of the girl's neck, and purred practically against her lips, "On the other hand, if I have no one to write to and ask if they would purchase your safety..." Minali let her voice trail off. She wanted to see how bright this one was, if she would continue the thought and realize on her own that her silence would only endanger her.<br/><br/>Oh and she was probably having too much fun touching the girl. Especially with Caspian watching. She turned her face, "Find the cabin she was in and make sure they've brought all her things." Grasping the girl by the arms, she turned her to watch the activity. Then standing close by her side she put her arm over the other woman's shoulders, which she thought felt very comfortable and nice, and hopefully had the benefit of reminding the girl who was in charge now.<br/><br/>Her crew would bring her other things to inspect and it was good to keep an eye on what they were up to. They were good, but one must always show watchfulness and keep a firm hand. Speed was their friend, she wanted this ship empty of anything of use and limping on its way as soon as that could be accomplished. Then they'd need to put into port to sell their goods and arrange messages concerning their lovely new captive. Watching the activity, she returned to enjoying the brisk breeze and imagining what the girl might be worth. Her lips curved and she gave the blonde head a sideways glance wondering if it would be enough. Her finger drew a light pattern on Amelia's arm as she turned her attention back to the flow of goods moving from this ship to her own.