<span style="font-style: italic">"So how is the weather looking?"</span>The snide response that seemed to come out of no where highly angered Korina. Willow had no reason to be snide since she was doing her a grave favor by letting her stay on the boat. It was her decision whether she be a ship-mate or another mouth to feed but the captain could careless. It was one more nuisance on the ship that could of well been avoided. Korina knew all about willowâ€™s little secret what captain wouldnâ€™t look into its crew or ship-mates? Really a captain knows everything, hears everything, and should always see everything. Though they do not always see everything.<br/><br/>"Well I would say it looks rather clear and off set. We may see some cloud cover but from there I gather mighty fine willow. There is landfall in the future and heavy rains if the clouds continue to thicken. Now would you please rid yourself of that attitude it is highly nerving," Some might say Korina had one of the best education -n reality she learnt her language from common folk talking and not from anything else. However some of her crew had been out of society for far longer than her, and thus their language is fairly worse than hers but that didnâ€™t bother her that much. It bothered her way less than most captains because her slang was just as good.<br/><br/>The boat rocked further and further if you were one to be sea sick the waters were not for you. Not one bit. She glanced at the island as it got further and Simon seemed to be licking willow as usual. The wolf seemed awfully happy when that girl was around but if it was anyone other than her it would be world war 2. That wolf had a great sense of personality, and an even better sense of rebellious idiots. "MAKE HASTE TO THAT ISLAND AHEAD. WE CAN GET FOOD THERE, AS FOR SUPPLES THAT WILL HAVE TO WAIT." She had turned around to face the crew and gave them her orders like a king ruling in a castle.<br/><br/>"Aye mate." Was her answer then she returned to starring back over the ocean. Her eyes scanning the horizon. She waited to hear what poor willow had to say her aggravation at the girl long forgotten.