Ah, good, the teleportation onto the ship had had exactly the sort of effect on the crowd that Rose had been hoping for.  It drew attention, got people talking, got them to sit up and take notice.  Once word had passed around that the two ladies of the hour were aboard, they would be able to talk with anyone on the ship and not have to introduce themselves.  That sort of attention tended to pass quickly for adventurers, so she wanted the two of them to be able to enjoy the fame while it lasted.  They could talk with all sorts of people, speak of their brave and daring adventures, maybe get in some dancing...<br/><br/>"They and everyone they've paid off to help them set this little party up."  The shifter had to agree.  Quite a bit of work really did seem to have been put into this little event, though she imagined that all the drinks and food belowdecks helped cut short a lot more of the work that would normally have had to be taken care of on a party like this.  Feeling Aria's hand at her waistline, she grinned over at the other woman and winked, her own fingers moving to playfully feel for the tail hidden underneath her dress.  "I imagine we'll both have quite the productive evenings for ourselves, wherever they lead us."<br/><br/>Their time together among the crowd of partygoers wasn't very long.  They had hardly gotten a good conversation started when she felt a strong hand at her waist, and recognizing the voice at her ear, she pressed back against the man who had come up behind her, grinding her bottom lightly against Luneth's hips as a nice way of greeting him without words.  Her tiefling friend already seemed to be engaging a few fine-looking young gentlemen with the rousing tale of their liberation of the ship from its crew of pirates and marauders, and so she only interrupted them for a second to politely take her leave, tossing in a quick hug to her companion, before taking the sailor's arm and allowing herself to be led off.<br/><br/>"A pegasus-riding richcloak, you say?"  Rose echoed the man's description of the potential buyer.  "Let me guess...  Had a tiny fey creature of some sort for a companion?  Flew in low and fast just this afternoon, perhaps?"<br/><br/>Well, it certainly seemed as though word of the capture of Bikke's pirate vessel was spreading fairly quickly along the plane.  If she didn't know any better, she almost might assume they'd paid the steep prices necessary to hire a spellcaster to inform several notable noble gentleman about it.  Of course, that would take quite a bit of money, likely more than they were going to have available.  It might possibly have even been more than she and Aria had pulled in individually from doing this job, at least before their shares of the money that sextant was worth were factored in, anyway.<br/><br/>"You know, I have to admit,"  She commented, looking the man up and down appreciatively.  "You look rather dashing in this outfit, Luneth.  If you don't mind stopping for a dance, I certainly wouldn't mind getting to see you move around in it for a few minutes longer."