Yasha appreciated the... subterfuge. Part of the deal she'd struck, and lubricated with the majority of her remaining gold, was to be exiled without<span style="font-style: italic">official</span>judgment being passed against her in any way. Given that she was at least notionally on trial for her life, piracy typically being a crime punishable by hanging by the neck until dead, this was rather an unexpected turn of events for most people not receiving a healthy dose of pirate gold for their leniency. Still, given that she was in legal point of fact a criminal, until leaving the empire she was supposed to be under guard. This made for a very irritating confinement during the train ride out, with the officious and too stupid to bribe robot keeping her locked with her erstwhile former second mate, and now simply 'companion', and enough food and drink to see them through to the edge of the civilized world. When the train screeched to a stall, Yasha- bounding quickly onto her feet from years of practice on the sometimes treacherous deck of a well-streamlined airship- quickly tests the door and finds it open.<br/><br/>"Marik!" She hisses to her still-prone companion. "Stay here and guard the remaining money- I'm going to stretch my legs, the stupid robot isn't getting up!" With that, she quickly opens the door and ducks through, but when she straightens up there's none of the furtiveness that a fugitive might expect; rather she has on the easy, friendly smile of someone who had every right to be exactly where she wished to be. Strolling down to take a look around the train, her peregrinations are interrupted by the sight, outside, of the rather gaudy trading post and their only semiofficial greeter. Finding the nearest door, Yasha hops out, big and eponymous red tail fluffing out nicely behind her despite a criminal lack of adequate grooming supplies, and starts to head towards their brown-furred greeter. With a wave, she calls, "Aho- hello there! Any particular reason we're stopped here?" She asks, having not seen the sign far to the front of the train.