Letting the tiefling take the lead, the butterfly-winged woman walked along the decks with her, eyes lighting up at the vivid images her words conjured up.  Yes, tents would work quite wonderfully, especially when they were docked.  They could be set up quickly and easily, dismantled and folded away when not needed, or when they would be in the way, and of course the girls who would be serving aboard the ship would appreciate the added privacy and shelter they could provide.  Granted, adjusting to life aboard a ship might be rather difficult, but she already knew they would follow her mistress anywhere, and with a good crew of sailors to teach them the ropes, no doubt they would be sailing the ship themselves, within a few years.  Yes, that would work quite nicely...<br/><br/>"That seems like an excellent idea, Miss Aria."  She commented, as they made their way across the deck and towards the aftcastle.  The nature of the ship's decorations, romantic lighting and cozy furnishings, didn't escape her notice, either, and she spent some time admiring the way her guide's skin sparkled in the light as they stood in the stairwell.  "In fact, I daresay it's perfect for my mistress' needs.  Though, I'd still need to see more of the ship before I could be convinced that<em>it</em>is also perfect for her needs.  The cabin down there does seem quite well-decorated, though.  Might I convince you to allow me a closer look?"<br/><br/>Admittedly, Sherry's interests were clearly not in just the ship.  Her interest in Aria wasn't<em>that</em>kind of interest, though, or at least not yet.  Rather, she seemed to just find the tiefling genuinely interesting as a person.  Perhaps somewhat like a cat encountering something new and unexpected.  Of course, much like a cat, that then left it unsure as to whether she would gradually lose interest or decide that this was her new favorite thing, but the fact that she also seemed impressed by the woman's creative suggestions thus far was at least a good sign.  Either way, for the moment, she seemed to still be keeping things fairly professional, or at least as professional as someone like her could get.<br/><br/>The cat seemed to be taking an interest in the conversation as well, actively listening and watching both of them as they chatted.  Of course, this wasn't very strange, given that the familiars of arcane spellcasters were known for being intelligent, but it was, perhaps, a little unusual that it didn't even seem to be growing bored at all.  Most arcane familiars weren't exactly very bright, even though they did usually have greater-than-animal intelligence.  They could be rather childish, and, like children, easily bored and distracted by shiny things.  This one, though, seemed more involved in the conversation...