The ship eased it's way away from the harbor and into the open sea. Still too close to truly say she'd left land behind, but she was on her way. To her that was all that mattered. Except for a few others still loitering around she seemed unnoticed and in a rare break of form smiled her pleasure before the emotion was smothered once more.<br/><br/>The girl with the bell's tinkled as she landed lightly back on deck and Astrid was once more impressed by her agile nature. Another had come aboard as well moments before they'd cast off one she'd noticed bells talking to before she'd departed, besides the main crew they were the only one who seemed like they may have more then a passing acquaintance though she could be sure.<br/><br/>Frustration dug at the girl. It was impossible to learn anything if no one talked an no one seemed eager to bond. She didn't blame them but still she couldn't listen if they didn't speak.<br/><br/>The obvious answer came to her though she wished it hadn't. Her dark pitch colored eyes scanned the three who stuck out to her. Maybe it was a dumb call but Bells and blue coat didn't draw as much of her attention as menace man. Idle fingertips combed threw her curls that framed her face and tumbled down her back as she tried to take measure of the man and failed.<br/><br/>She was good at analyzing people and her instincts told her of all of them, her captain included, he was one to watch closely. He was dangerous of that she had no doubt but she was no stranger to danger. In fact it pulled her in like nothing else, spiked her curiosity and was why he eyes kept being drawn to him even as she scanned the rest of the crew wondering who he was.<br/><br/>With an ease perfected from years of faking it Astrid crossed the deck her head held high, chin lifted in an almost stubborn angle, and hair swishing around her shoulders, to where he seemed enraptured by the sight of the sea. She wasn't fooled. She leaned against the railing and looked out to sea a smirk playing on her full lips, "Quite a show you put on in the bar today." She said lightly turning her a fraction so she could see his reaction.