Rina winced at the sound of her captain bellowing out her name. " ju'st great." A mutter escaped her lips as she finished placing the barrels where they should be. She had obviously caused a problem on the deck, and as the ship began to pull out of port her hands grabbed the straw hat in respect. Hopefully the captain would see that being prepared for battle can never be a bad thang.<br/><br/>The barrel was a bit difficult to place on the shelf. She was standing on her tippy toes as the ship made its first jolt on the sea causing her to stumble. Her barrel fell and forced her to pick up the dark brown object and heft it up just enough for it to fit snuggly in the spot. After getting off her tippy toes she wiped her hands of the sweat. A man who was their cook on the boat just stood flabbergasted. More likely awed by the oddness of her.<br/><br/>Her feet clanked against the wood as she traveled up the stairs seeing the ca'ptain leaning against the railing. " I he'ard ye screaming my name like a horse against a boar. I asked one person to han'dle the weapons, the rest ofdem did their own thang." She paused placing one arm behind her neck fully aware of the punishments that were abound for her.<br/><br/>Crew men now seemed to be orderly working. One man climbing the mast to see beyond the sea, and keep scout on the sea. Other man were hefting , and pulling at the masts it seemed the ca'ptain did a nice job at fixing her plunder. However if they were after the pearl of atlantis than they must be prepared. Tales of such a jewel would make these men cry from worry.<br/><br/>The ship rocked a little as it started its trek over the water. " It seems mo'st of the crew is blind to da actual jobs they need to do. " Her eyes sparkled as a bit of sunshine found its was against her black hair. This ship had many people that names just were not of Rina's knowledge.<br/><br/>" Other than my trou'ble, what is it dat got you to look for me so badly?"