<strong>Name:</strong>Sae'Ka<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The beach, near the floating section of hull<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Theresa, Callenda, Brandon, Selwyn, Valen, Maron<br/><hr/><br/>Sae'Ka had a dark feeling from the moment that she'd stepped into the cargo hold, but that was probably to be expected, seeing as how it had become a sort of partially submerged tomb. Still, it wasn't enough to make her want to turn back, especially not after going through all of the trouble of wading through freezing water and climbing the hull in order to gain access to it in the first place. It was pretty obvious that virtually none of the cargo was left to be found, including the slaves which had belonged to the dark elf and her group, but then again she hadn't been expecting to recover them either.<br/><br/>At some point while she progressed further through the wreckage, far enough to spot the caged wolf, a girlish yelp startled Sae'Ka somewhat and caused her to turn around suddenly. She'd expected to be faced with some sort of danger, but instead it was just Theresa stumbling into her, so she didn't have much choice but to catch her, wrapping an arm high around the woman's waist just below her breasts. She certainly didn't mind feeling Theresa's curves and warm flesh pressed against her yet again, and judging from the bard's tone and body language neither did she, but they weren't in the ideal place to stop and enjoy each other more thoroughly.<br/><br/>"So he is," Sae'Ka acknowledged the bronze skinned woman's statement about the nearby man that they just stepped over still being alive, glancing down at him before turning back towards the caged wolf. The girl who'd fallen into the water while trying to climb the hull a few minutes earlier seemed to be tending to it already, though it definitely seemed like she wanted to save and preserve the creature more than anything else. In any case, they'd sort out the wolf's fate once they were back on dry land, assuming they even managed to get it out at all and that it didn't attack them as soon as it was let loose.<br/><br/>And then there was a new voice echoing through the Dread Horizon's husk, spreading an urgent warning about some creatures supposedly eating the dead down below.<em>What a clusterfuck,</em>Sae'Ka thought to herself, at the same time noticing that Brandon was no longer following her, right before hearing him call out from somewhere else. It sounded like he was relatively nearby and also somewhat unnerved, but she couldn't see him, nor was she convinced that she cared enough about the man to go looking for him.<br/><br/>"We should go," she told Theresa loudly enough for Callenda to hear her too, deciding to heed the newcomer's warning. If there were truly some sort of flesh eating monstrosities lurking within the submerged part of the cargo bay, Sae'Ka didn't really like her odds of survival, considering that she could only rely on her dagger and a small ragtag group of unarmed survivors. "I doubt we'll find anything else here but death."<br/><br/>Turning back fully towards the hatch that they'd come in by, the dark elf extended her free arm towards the man laying on the ground at her feet, keeping the point of her dagger facing away from him. Helping him up seemed more practical than stepping over him again on the way out, plus having another able body around probably couldn't hurt. Urging Theresa forwards with a light push, Sae'Ka followed right behind her, using her excellent low light vision to guide her while assuming that anyone else who wanted to leave would manage to keep up.<br/><br/>Unless she happened to stumble upon him on the way out, Brandon could fend for himself. She wasn't going to risk her own neck looking for that annoying fool who couldn't even go five minutes without getting lost. As for the wolf, Sae'Ka had mostly lost interest, he was Callenda's problem to worry about if she wanted to as far as the dark elf was concerned.