(Lol, that's actually another reason I specified Spectra making her own plank between the ships rather than swimming over like the others were.<img alt=";)" src="./images/smilies/wink.gif" title="Wink"/><br/><br/>Also, Sin wouldn't object to reaching safety and focusing on survival. She's pissed, but a practical strategist. She knows to get her ship back, she has to survive first. )<br/><br/>Sin was indeed thrown off, though she hardly cared... after swimming back to the surface and taking a few deep breaths her eyes remained fixed on her ship. HER ship. She wanted it back. She was already planning, mentally preparing for the endeavor.<br/><br/>SarAI and the rest of the crew gathered what they could and boarded the longboats, Sara gathering Sin in along with her, regardless of whether or not the others were upset with her. Despite everything going on, Sin didn't take her eyes off of the ship until it was finally too far away to see any longer.<br/><br/>Shortly after Spectra was tossed overboard, the group would hear her scream out a painful "Yaagh!" before she quickly regained consciousness and whisped onto the longboat as well, taking a smaller, practically dollsized, size so as to not take room from others who might need it more.<br/><br/>With that Sin looked at Spectra, surprised now to see her injured twice, her body even seemed to be steaming a bit from her brief exposure to the sea. She then cocked her head as Thavva spoke to her angrily, though her expression barely showed anything more than annoyance at all the noise she was spouting. When she talked about Sin being a traitor she smirked and shook her head. "I'm not your captain, and you're not part of my crew. You were thrust upon me as part of a deal. I didn't have a choice." She replied challengingly.<br/><br/>"Everyone stop!" Spectra then spoke out, to interrupt the tension. "What we need to focus on now, is making sure EVERYONE..." She said with emphasis looking around at the entire group "survives. Arguments and threats won't help anything. What happened before was unfortunate, but now there's no choice, you MUST rely on each other to survive." She stated forcefully.<br/><br/>Sin remained quiet, looking to the sky one more, longingly, before looking back to Spectra, speaking to her as if everything was normal. "I've never seen you vulnerable before." She admitted. "I was beginning to think you couldn't even feel pain."<br/><br/>Spectra stared at her a moment before smiling softly. "Of course I can. I was just caught off-guard. It can happen to anyone." She said, hopping her currently small frame over to Sin before cuddling up to the tigress' chest. "And I stand by my words, I mean to help you, so please, try to trust me."<br/>"Hm." Sin grunted in reply much to her usual form.<br/>"Do you believe in Gods yet?"<br/>Sin chuckled lightly in reply. "Just a bunch of oddities and freaks." She muttered in reply.<br/>Spectra smiled in response, continuing to cuddle against her.<br/><br/>In that moment the captain seemed very human. Despite maintaining her calm demeanor, anyone could easily see by the look on her face she was devastated by the loss of her ship, and the fact she was allowing Spectra to cuddle with her so easily, and speaking with her so casually showed that even she could appreciate some comfort from time to time.