When Niomah asked her for the scroll, the thief held out a finger and shook her head lightly, then pointed to the boat. She'd give it over when they reached the ship - exchanging something she'd just stolen from the man's coat right behind his back seemed a little too bold, even for her, and she was not willing to risk being caught before they even got underway.<br/><br/>Lei's retort to the Captain brought a laugh out of Rose as well. She was glad someone else put the man in his place. Rose was already walking on eggshells as it was, and while she could be cocky, she wasn't stupid enough to push the patience of a man with a large sword and a lot of authority. She followed Niomah and took a seat next to her, pulling the scroll out of her sleeve and offering it to the woman. "Mind if I ask what this is?" she questioned, fingers playing across the edges of the paper gently. "I didn't think guard captains carried things that would be of much use to mages."<br/><br/>Mages, elves, and the ocean - Rose was feeling more and more out of her element by the minute.<br/>