Flexing and twisting her body as it finally slips completely free of Jaku, Kellus slowly works a bend in her body down the length of her tail, stretching and popping the joints in her spine now that she has room to do so.  Relaxing back against Jaku and Tamara, she suppresses a laugh as Tamara starts to methodically clean her body and scales of the remnants of Jaku's copious fluids.  Cradling Tamara's tailmaw gently as it works it's way across and around her upper body, she just smiles at the extra 'attention' that that part of her body is receiving.<br/><br/>At Arkain's mention of her friend, she just nods.  "He has a rather unique set of abilities, and because of that both he and his patron have gone to some rather extreme lengths to remain as neutral as possible.  As for staying clear of danger...suffice it to say that he has ways of predicting issues like that and avoiding them."  Turning to Tamara, Kellus' upper body is slowly outlined in a series of gently-glowing gracefully arcing tattoos, similar but not exactly the same as the ones she used to have.  At the same time, as she continues with her massage similar-looking markings begin to show themselves on Jaku's body nearby where she is touching, fading out as her hands move away.  "The same ability that I have, albeit in a somewhat less...refined state.  That can only be achieved with copious amounts of time and practice.  However, it should allow him to interact with those he's taken inside him in a more controlled fashion than he had previously.  How it will interact with Arkain's abilities...that I honestly do not know.  While I doubt that they will hurt him, the same cannot be said for the soul of another he has taken within him."<br/><br/>Quieting as the captain approaches, Kellus does an odd-looking half-bow when he congratulates them, looking somewhat embarrassed in the process.  "Believe me, we didn't intend to put that burden on you, but circumstances made that decision for us.  As for getting ashore, I agree that we shouldn't be seen in town.  While they may be friendly, we don't know for certain, and there's no reason to tempt fate and give them more opportunities to find us."  She turns to Arkain when he mentions taking a lifeboat, thinking on their options.  "That could work, but I don't honestly know if we'll all fit into a single raft; they certainly weren't designed with our species in mind.  Between your and my abilities with water, it may be easier to simply swim straight to shore well before we approach the harbor.  That way we could avoid any contact with them at all."