Sin groaned as Whiska said things like "Water house" and "evil spirits". Sure, she'd LOVE to say no and just leave all these weirdos on the dock, take off with her gifts and just disappear, but she had to play along until they got out of range, at least.<br/><br/><br/>As Thava turned to face her, and immediately dug into the rumor, which apparently spread like wildfire since it jUST happened, that she hit Yigg, Sin glowered a bit as the Hana simply took her hand and began to look.<br/><br/>The information she was providing was good and useful, but touching without asking was still annoying. Again, she swallowed down the urge to lash out, only due to keeping up the airs of their current deal.<br/><br/>"I don't believe in Gods." She stated, as she took the jar when it was handed to her, tucking it into her coat safely. That was the second time today she'd shared that belief, though considering the setting odds were she was definitely the odd man out with that sort of opinion.<br/><br/><br/>Seeing the ship in such good shape made Sin smile, she was eager to take her place at the wheel, though yet another annoyance caused her to grimace yet again. The little Hana Ruru, presumed to be able to take from her. Sin reached into her coat pulling out a few of her throwing knives, she launched one, causing it to hit the deck directly in Ruru's path to cut the little thing off while she came towering over. She had played along with all the annoyances so far, but this one had crossed a line. Even though it seemed small, and realistically it was. A single piece of meat was very insignificant, but it was about the principal. The captain of a pirate ship couldn't be seen letting anyone take anything from her without permission.<br/>"NO ONE steals from me." She growled, leaning down to quickly snatch up the little Hana.<br/><br/>As Seydon excitedly asked about climbing up to the crows nest, her first reaction was: "Of course not! You're clearly too big for--!" But then she paused a moment. The first image to go through her mind was him climbing up there, and trying to climb into the basket, only to snap it off the mast and come falling down to the deck. Of course, the wood was supposedly reinforced, so that should mean it would be able to handle him right? So, the ship shouldn't receive any damage, but, if he was clumsy and fell anyway...<br/>She sighed and shook her head. "Fine, but be professional, no yelling or screaming, and if you have to fall, do it with dignity. No crying." She concluded, making her way to the upper deck to stand behind the wheel. Ruru still squirming and wiggling in her hand. She took a deep breath. She could feel the gentle listing of the ship as it was gently rocked by the waves. She heard the crackle and pops of the settling wood and ropes. Despite the clamor and all the movement, for her, this was serene. This was a zen moment. She was truly happy.<br/><br/>After a few moments she released a contented sigh before raising Ruru up before her. "Now you. I hope you enjoyed your snack, because it's time for mine... welcome to 'The Bloody Devil'..." She said, opening her mouth wide and beginning to bring her into position, while also finally speaking the name of her ship.<br/><br/><br/><br/>---------------------------<br/><br/><br/>When Seydon told Sara that he believed anyone could be a good person, she replied with. "That's a very optimistic outlook." Though she didn't expand much on that, or share her own thoughts on the matter. This was actually the nicer way to handle it though, it shouldn't be much of a stretch of the imagination to assume that the people who traveled on a pirate ship might be a bit jaded or gone through notable experiences to wind up where they did. No reason to bring him down as well just yet.<br/><br/>The mysterious woman returned to the ship with them, keeping her covering disguise on the entire time.