Talion scoffed, "Yeah, I'm sure you're poor, unfortunate souls just swept along by chance."  He always liked it when the muscle for some boss said they didn't have a choice.  It was always bullshit.  "Get over there with the rest and help get everyone on board the ship.  Make yourselves useful; it's the least you can do for dragging all these people here.  And we're still going to talk about that, believe me."<br/><br/>He looked down at Mouse as she commented on the situation.  He was happy for back up, though he was happier it wasn't needed.  "It looks that way.  I know you don't like her, but be glad she's here.  This would be a lot harder without her and that ship."<br/><br/>The agile youth leaped down from his perch in front of her and smiled at Mouse, "Thank you for coming over.  If it had gotten ugly, you would have been life saver.  Probably mine."  He glanced over at the boat, "You okay over there, Santis?  Told you I'd make it out.  And with friends!"<br/><br/>He looked back at Mouse.  "And I don't think that I've heard the name of this particular pretty friend.  I don't know if you heard, but I'm Talion.  What can I call you?"