Donchen dropped from the window to see that Dawn was looking rather odd in the way she walked over to Verita. Was she completely out of her mind that she was going to fall asleep right on top of her? Even with all of the pirate trouble coming forth? But that was when the lightning struck inside the ship, and Donchen was the one to witness this up close. At first it left a few bubbly spots in his eyes, but he rubbed his eyes, shook his head and successfully regained consciousness.<br/><br/>By the time his vision came to, Verita was out cold, and Dawn was standing right before the little Vulpari looking completely revitalized and dangerously alive. Even the way she spoke made her sound almost as insane as Lilith and Donchen could only press himself against a wall inside the cabin, observing everything in front of him in eye-opening shock. By the time Dawn was finished leaving the room, Donchen hurried himself over to Verita, trying to shaking her awake, screaming her name a few times just so he could ask what exactly happened when that lightning bolt struck. Unfortunately, he won't be getting any word out of her for tonight.<br/><br/>Donchen's ears began to twitch when her song began to play. He couldn't hear every bit of it, but making out what the song was, she was ready for bloodshed, a most unforgiving bloodshed and the pirates were her target. Donchen didn't know what else to think of the situation present before him, but it is likely that he needs to fight too if he doesn't want to be a snack for the ash-colored elf. After all, he almost was when he took a sneak peek of her.<br/><br/>With all thoughts aside, the little Vulpari locked the door to protect Verita while she was asleep in the cabin all alone. From his view the moment he got outside, he could see that Dawn was already ending her speech about how "Ashy" isn't a safe thing to touch. Donchen unsheathed his sword and prepared himself for a running jump all the way to the pirate's ship. After all, he wouldn't want to get in their way right now.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>