The news broke her heart about his grand daughter and she quickly reached out to cover the guild captains hand for a moment raising her other to about shoulder height while looking to the sun.  Speaking in a quiet yet audible tone, she offered a prayer, a blessing for this the grieving.  She had pushed the issue, she knew, it was only fair that she made amends.<br/><br/>"Tiichi nomeno mablik vur qanesc acht jacion persvek jacida klewkin di loerchik."  Taking her hand back and smiling to the captain, she said softly, "Of course, you should be left to your own means of grieving.  All this talk of moneys really weighs heavily upon me in your time of mourning.  Retribution and justice are both ample virtues with which Will and I hold most dear.  Without, where is the order?"<br/><br/>Looking to Sheva for the first time in earnest, Jayne nodded in silent agreement to the polite discussion that was taking place.  At a pause, she lifted a hand and looked back to the guild captain and purposed, "We are all being compensated for a job that sounds like it could very well test our mettle to the limits of our endurance.  Perhaps the crew of Sheva's vessel, though less powerful than us, should also get a share to split amongst themselves, say, as if they were another adventurer.  A sum of 7500 for them to split and compensate them for their part in this adventure.  That seems fair to me.  If this is not agreeable," turning her eyes back to the captain, "then Will and I will gladly offer some of our up front money to the crew of The Moth so they may also see reward for their part."<br/><br/>With this, Jayne stood, beckoning for Will to perhaps join her and leave the captain to his misery.<br/><br/>"We will make our way to your vessel, good captain, and our paths will be joined.  Once our meager possessions are stowed and supplies secured, we shall find you."<br/><br/>She chuckled.  Without looking to see if Will was joining her, that head strong knight of good cause and order.  He was a good kid, mercy, a good recruit more like.  She counted herself blessed to have been given such an adept pupil with which to train.  She walked away from the table with mug half full in hand to the bar.  There she just thought to herself about what lay ahead and offered up a prayer.  One last pull on the fine ale and out the door she went looking for some of her own supplies.<br/><br/>With that she went to buy rations for the journey and to stow her gear aboard the ship.