After a instinctual jerk towards the sudden and very much unexpected voice in the desolate town, Tai's slightly startled expression would shift into a slightly befuddled grin, as she called out, "Oh! That's great to hear Lili! Makes things a lot easier for me!" Of course, she was left wondering wether the fey foxgirl wanted to be swallowed come feeding time, to literally eat out of her stomach, or fed like children of her species are, mouth to mouth. Oh well, that was something to put away until it came up again, there weren't any fish around these parts, after all!<br/><br/>Speaking of, with her attention turning back to the hobgoblin, Taizee's smile returned to normal, as she exclaimed, "You are the only other fisher then? I had thought there would be more, but that's okay! We'll just have to work real well together! And uh, I can't really show you right now how I fish, as there aren't any fish around... But, I guess, if you or someone else can act out the role of fish, I would be able to! Or I could just do a short explanation and eat some food, if you'd like that! ... Of course, I can only speak for how deep sea mermaids hunt, not shallow water mermaids!" while seemingly taking an interest in what the hobgoblin appeared to be so engrossed in, pushing in against his back to get a look! "Oh, by the way, I'm Taizee, but you can just call me Tai! It's nice meeting you!"<br/><br/>As for the rest of the day, after being explained why ships needed frequent cleaning for barnacles and other small critters hitching a ride, destroying the wood and increasing the resistance in the water, Tai would likely spend much of the day below the hull, using her lure to light up her underwater work-area, as she didn't just do her best to scrape the keel clean, but the rudder and the exterior of the hull too! As far as she got anyways before the day neared it's end.