Adilah simply kept silent as the doctor bandaged her up, it felt like she had failed herself and this was a punishment. Thankfully, there was Katherine to at least lessen the burden. It was slightly silly of her to present the hat to Adilah, after all, she was blind, she saw in ways that went beyond colors. But Adilah could still see the hat's form and discern some form of color. It looked fancy, like she had seen being worn by some of the upper class women. She gave the much younger girl a somewhat crooked smile, not entirely familiar with a situation such as this. The girl looked overly excited about such a simple thing, such concern about material possessions was also beyond Adilah, she only cared for the blade.<b>"That's a pretty hat you got there."</b>She couldn't help but smile at the girl's antics, so energetic.<b>"Just be careful that you don't lose it on open sea."</b>She wanted to say more, how it was an impractical hat. It made the girl a target and it impaired her vision. But she looked so happy, how could she take that away?<br/><br/>As deacon finished up, Adilah simply nodded to him and muttered a muffled thank you, before taking her leave again. The announcement of Amalia made Adilah smile even brighter, they were finally setting sail for open sea again!<b>"Present!"</b>She shouted, not even bothering to check if Amalia had heard her. She returned to the bow of the ship, strapping her Stros to her arm again. The heavy metal felt reassuring, safe, it was with this blade that she would face everything the world could throw at her. She knelt at the very end of the bow, wrapping her hands in prayer<b>&lt;"Anat, may your winds of wisdom keep us safe during our time at sea, and may you guide us towards the lands we search."&gt;</b>A prayer to Anat, the spirit of the air, spoken in her native Black Rock language. Adilah looked up, across the sea, the sight was as always beautiful. It was here that she belonged.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>