Hmm, well, whoever they were, they were normal enough to seek out drink and company if they're in a tavern.  "I'll think about it!" she called after the retreating boy.  Heh, bringing him on an adventure; it was tempting, to give an enterprising young man a chance to put his skills to use.  But he might have been a little young; maybe it was best to leave him to take over some shipping business eventually instead of risk death.  But first, it was time to see if adventure was even afoot.<br/><br/>The boat they were working on finished, she gave it her final focus.  "Yes, everything being secure, they're free to depart.  She finished her business with the ship, making sure all her responsibilities were seen to before taking her leave.  With a short jog, she dove into the water with the smallest splash, using the momentum to propel her quickly through and around the crowded docks.  She swam a little outside the busy area to where she kept her supplies hidden in a little rocky nook on the shore.  She always liked to freshen up with a swim after working in the hot sun, but walking around dripping wet, her scraps of clothing plastered to her clothes was a bit distracting to others.  Hence, she kept a change of comfortable clothes here to dry off and change in to, making herself a little more decent for polite land-dwelling society in a vest and belted tunic down to her thighs.  Ready to finally investigate some new business, she jogged back to the docks hub, figuring the adventurers would go to the<em>Devil Ray</em>.<br/>............................................<br/>Aeran entered the cafe, looking around at the patrons.  She wasn't intimately familiar with the locals, but could probably tell the difference between some poor sailor on leave and three or four rich adventuring types.  If they were smart, they wouldn't be carrying giant scythes around, but they would probably stand out anyway.  She made her way to the bar, waiting to get some attention for an after-work drink.