Admittedly, the girlâ€™s reaction to her little pets was something she would have expected. Even in a world like this not too many people would ever dream of being face to face with something made entirely out of fire, let alone of that size. The fact that the girlâ€™s bravery had faded no sooner had she laid eyes on the sharks was what had taken the Witch Doctor by surprise. Her brow furrowed a little and she folded her arms while she watched the girl peer over the railing to gaze at the sharks making short work of the small boat along the side of the Pervy Freedom. Aris seemed to like to talk, so she had expected her to make some sort of remark, she had even prepared to respond to anything the girl would have had to say. When nothing came she couldnâ€™t help but feel slightly let down.<br/><br/>The crew seemed to be amused as well and had wasted no time in poking some fun at Aris. One of them had gone so far as to give her a light push towards the edge. From the water, when they were finished with the boat, one of the sharks had appeared to notice this and inched the closer to the ship ready to accept it meal. It had swum away when nothing came, disappointed. Luckily sharks, made of fire or not, could not talk because it was most likely voicing its disappointment to the others.<br/><br/>â€œFeeding time? Well something like that I suppose. She maybe scrawny, but I think my babies would like to have some fun with her.â€ She said with a smile before turning her attention back to Aris. The look on her face did not go unnoticed, but to her it had looked like she was simply angry with what was said about her.<br/><br/>â€œIâ€™m worried one of those monsters will turn the ship into firewood one of these days!â€ Another crew member spoke out, backing away from the edge of the ship when one of the sharks got closer.<br/><br/>â€œOh, nonsense, they would do no such thing.â€ The Witch Doctor reassured while she wore her signature grin. Who else knew the sharks better than she did, after all? They might have still been a work in progress but they seemed to listen to her fairly well. It was only natural for the crew to be wary of them even with her reassurance especially after one of them did drag a man off the ship. In her defense, it was the manâ€™s fault for leaning over too far; the sharks had been more unstable than they were now then, they are, after all, animals in one way or another. Even if they were the result of voodoo magic at best they still had animalistic qualities. That being said, t chances of that happening again have not been disregarded, so everyone remained on edge whenever she brought someone or something to feed to her babies.<br/><br/>She looked back to Aris, â€œI think tossing her over would be the best way for her to meet them up close,â€ she laughed. â€œIf they eat her, Iâ€™ll have to look for a new apprentice. Who knows how long it will be until I find a new one if that happens.â€ Some of the crew members seemed uneasy when she laughed, but several others really seemed to like the idea.