<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/7a/Amadaiya-avatar-picsay.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Amadaiya Solaris<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Upper deck, near ship's wheel<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>open<br/><br/><hr/><br/><br/>Her watchful eye looked over her as they went about their jobs. It was quiet now, as if the chaos of earlier was all but a dream. It certainly felt like a dream. But alas, it was not, and the revelation of the existence of dragons worried her. They were big, power, carnivores. If one spotted a ship alone at sea, it would certainly be a easy target. She worries too because of where they were heading, the less populated north. Less people, could mean more beasts. It usually did. She could only hope that dragons didn't have a taste for human flesh. If they did, she could be leading her crew to their death. She was responsible for them, like a mother was responsible for her children. If she lead them to a place where doom would befall them, that was on her. She had her drives for riches and power. But she also had a conscious, and it seemed to work.<br/><br/>So, like a mother, she stood over them and watched them. Her eyes fell upon the Haas, she wondered if he would create problems. Some of her men were territorial, hell, she was territorial, and the Haas was not somebody who looked trustworthy right away. Though he had helped them, whether that was out of the goodness of his heart or for his own gain was yet to be seen. Then she glanced down to the Chal'li, another mystery of the day. They couldn't have gotten out without her help, or maintain quite do well. She was now a invaluable member of the crew. Though she seemed to keep mostly to herself. It was good, she supposed, that at least Aramis was making an effort to befriend her and make her feel welcomed. Pirates weren't always welcoming to newcomers, and they now had three on board. All three with mysteries of their own, she wad sure.