Nerin tensed, her hand going to one of her swords, ready to fight if she had to. However she did watch how Aladdin and the Wolf interacted with one another and felt that they may not be so bad. They didn't kill her on sight after all and were sort of willing to bring her along. Their one mistake was believing that she would be agreeable. Overall the last thing she wanted was to hurt them if they were nothing more than thieves and not murderers.<br/><br/>The ground then shifted under her feet and she nearly toppled over if she hadn't grabbed onto the ship's railing. An iceberg emerged before the ship and started to push it back to the docks. Maybe the guard she sent not only got to Simba, but also to her majesty, whatever happened, these two were in trouble now. This didn't sit well with Nerin, for if her majesty took Nerin's presence as them kidnapping her, well, they're in for a worse fate than when they were marked as mere thieves.<br/><br/>Nerin winced as Wolf bit down on her arm. But she was surprised that he barely added any force to puncher her skin, it was only enough to hold her down. No different from a hand gripping her arm tightly. The conversation wasn't getting any better between her majesty and Wolf however and Nerin started to worry again. She heard the shredding of her shirt as well as felt the sharp pain of Wolf's teeth slicing across her arm as Nerin was unexpectedly pulled by magic back to her majesty's side.<br/><br/>Red blood dripped down her arm and onto the white ice as Nerin willed herself to breath and ignore the pain. Her heart shook in fear at the anger and rage that showed in her majesty's eyes. Nerin needed to stop this. Wolf and Aladdin deserved punishment but not to the extent that her majesty needed to use magic. Stepping in front of her majesty she held her right hand up in a form of caution to her majesty as her left arm remained limp to her side. Nerin shook her head vigorously trying to tell her majesty that this isn't necessary.