Lili'fey notices the mer woman and the goblin-type leap over their respective ends of the boat. She had come down for a munch on some ration biscuits earlier, but otherwise the crows nest was pretty dull. So she took interest in the things going on below. She watched curiously with her sharp eyes, one hand on her cheek as she laid over the edge of the wooden frame she found herself on, tail swishing when suddenly the goblin dips below the surface like a lure being tugged by a fish. She could see shapes and could only presume he got had by something bigger than him by the way it moved. The slight glow was instinguishable from the light reflecting off the waves from above. She could just make out the tapered outline of a fish-like shape, now buldging at the sides and releasing bubbles. Well. One less crewmember, she supposed as she finished the last of her snack.<br/><br/>Though she was surprised when it was Tai that breached the surface. From above the little fey fox waved her arm in long wide arcs to see if she could get her attention, but it looked as though she was otherwise occupied. Looked as though she was coming back onboard. This spurred the little female to begin her own descent - though rapidly as she slides, jumps and barrels her way to the deck before landing with a roll. She hadn't felt sick today, so that was a pretty good bonus. Though she ears the splosh of the mer reenter the water after taking some air and has to look over the edge to find Tai hadn't boarded yet. She lets out an exasperated sigh and puts her hand on her cheek as she watches the waves.<br/><br/>Urp. Here comes that sickness feeling. She quickly pops a ginger, chewing on it and making faces to imply she actually hates the taste of it. The fur on her tail rises up gradually, making it bush out as she grumbles about ginger being her saviour. It would take some time, but eventually Tai resurfaces again - looking even more bloated and with a spear with fish mounted on it. She claps her hands and bounds up on the railing. "Thought you'd keep him." She sounded a little disappointed, but largely teased as she stood as part of the background and observes the fish sprawled out on the desk with the goblinoid.<br/><br/>At least she could pick up a fish in her mouth and chew at it while it wriggled unhappily. Still fresh!