Ikol had never seen a shark before, heard of them, never saw one. Yet there right before her eyes was a shark, it jumped up from the sea and took the man who threw Miro overboard down into the depths. She was shocked and so glad that hadn't eaten her when she fell, though why did it jump so high to take him down bellow? Blinking she tried standing but wobbled but caught onto Kona as he hugged her. She was shaking a little and blinked as she looked to the rail. That weird man who had been sitting on the cannon helped up Miro. She wondered who he was. Though she looked to Kona and bit her lip further open, "Least he is dead now. All we got to do is catch his partner." she hissed.<br/><br/>Blacksmith was glad to help the lad, he agreed that the man deserved that death in his mind. Walking away he then went past Ikol and Kona, the glint of metal shown in the flash of ligght as he vanished into the store galley near the nose of the ship. Walking down bellow he saw Butcher curled up against a canon and he walked over, "Your friend is alive - a big fish threw him high to be saved." the male looked up and stood, "Is he hurt?" he said through his teeth. Blacksmith nodded and told him how Miro looked and how shaken he was. Butcher's eyes went wide and he smiled deeply, a creepy raged smile as he then went towards the lader to the bottom deck, "Time to play with Forkey." he chuckled and jumped down to the bottom hull. Blacksmith then left to go get food, not really wanting to know what Butcher would do once he found the man.<br/><br/>Tes lead Miro into his cabin and shut the door before going to a couch-bed and sat down. Looking to Miro he rubbed the lad's back and glared past him. That man deserved death. So did his partner but knowing the Marionettes... his end would be slow, painful and quick to be given. He then looked to the bruising and growled, "Well the man is dead now. Next will be his partner. I'll let my friends do that. Now you just need to worry about recouping..." Tes nuzzled him and sighed. He was happy Miro was safe as well as alive.