"You will do no such thing." Vangelos interjected as he darted in front of Violet, arms outstretched. "He is not our enemy. Don't make our situation here more difficult than it needs to be."<br/>Vangelos gave her a stern look, remembering what she told him earlier. How she viewed humans as nothing more than cattle. He had never truly confronted her about the issue, but now he didn't have much of a choice. If they were both going to make out of here alive they need as few enemies as possible and all the allies they could get.<br/>"Please." Vangelos added this time with a more sorrowful expression as if pleading with her.<br/><br/>Akamu sighed. There was no convincing the naga or the captain, who had already done as Salazaran knew she would. If he didn't know any better he would have thought the naga was the captain instead. He certainly seemed to be the more responsible and wisest of the duo, and because of that he had Akamu's respect.<br/>"If you say so, but I'll find my own means of hiding." Akamu said before walking away to his boat. Not trusting these foreign water or what lurked beneath their surface, the human dragged the small lifeboat further onto the shore until it was a mere 2 feet from the water's edge. He crawled inside and laid his body against the very bottom of the hull before draping himself in some warm wool blankets. It wasn't enough to keep out the cold entirely, but it would do for now.<br/>Akamu closed his eyes as sleep called him to another world. The sounds and smell of the ocean faded into an abyss of dreams.