Tamara holds the sailor tenderly when she is tripped by Arkain, emitting a deep soft purr into her ears. "You smell wonderful", she whispers into her ears before the sailor woman gets back to her feet.<br/><br/>She laughs softly as the sailor gives a piece of her mind to Arkain, and slithers next to him when the sailor resumes walking, to whisper into his ear. "Thanks for the help, but I don't think she liked it. And I don't think it was necessary anyway," she adds, still whispering, before giving him a gentle kiss on his cheeks. "But that was nice of you," she adds, before slithering back into the corridor, following the sailor and the rest of their group.<br/><br/>Tamara frowns some when she realizes that they are staying into the bowels of the ship, instead of going back up to the open deck. Yet she sense no trickery or treachery from the sailor, nor in the air. Of course, the sailor might not be in the loop of any strange going ons, but she doesn't think there's anything really shady going on a round here, at least not when they are concerned.<br/><br/>She looks at the sailor as she stand son the stairs after opening the door, and can only utter a "Wha...?" before Julie is gone and has closed the bulkhead door. The tigress-naga mrowls softly, a bit confused, then slithers into the room behind Jaku.<br/><br/>The sight is quite unexpected. "Captain," she says with a nod towards the aged bearded man, "Sir," she says to the gentleman in a white suit. The girl looks barely conscious, and Tamara isn't even sure if she would understand anything said to her, or even if she realizes what is going on around her.<br/><br/>"A lot of people have had their eyes on us lately, Mister Mac Dierty," she replies, slowly slithering around him, like a predator circling her prey. "Most of them had 'proposals' that would have had dire consequences for me and mine. I must admit that I've grown wary of people watching us from the shadows and 'needing' us. But, out of respect for Captain Valerian here, I'll keep my instincts in check and listen to you. I hope there is no trickery. It would have dire consequences, for you..."