"That I might.  I am rather skilled at convincing people to do things for me, after all."  And the way Sherry gave that response, it was as though there was some joke there that she didn't expect Aria to get...  Though she seemed to have no difficulty following the tiefling into the cabin.  The cat was placed gently down on the bed, and, with a hand now free, the butterfly-winged woman took the opportunity to take a drink from the champagne flute, herself, seemingly unconcerned by the fact that her feline companion had been lapping at that very same liquid only moments ago.  "Mmmm...<em>Anything</em>which captures my interest, you say...?"<br/><br/>There was a moment's pause, and then she began inspecting the glass in her hand, lips quirking up at the corners in a small smile.  It was a joke, then...  Though, since glass was transparent, there was always the chance that she was looking covertly at her tour guide, instead.<br/><br/>"Rougher furnishing, you say?  Well, I suppose that will have to be one of the first things to go."  Was her comment, when the woman tried to sell her on the fine craftsmanship of the vessel.  Oddly enough, the cat seemed to be watching with some interest as she jumped about and demonstrated the durability of the woodwork...  Though, after a few seconds of this, the silver-haired woman tried jumping a bit, as well.<br/><br/>To say that this caused her outfit to bounce in ways that made it look as though it were about to fall apart was an understatement.  With her figure, especially, the effect was rather exaggerated and attention-grabbing.  And yet, the outfit held, and she proceeded to flit about the cabin, testing portions of the walls, floor, even flexing her wings and flying up to the ceiling to give it a close inspection.<br/><br/>And if, during those last moments, Aria wound up stepping under her and looking up...  Well, with Sherry's leg in the way, she wouldn't have seen much, but the cat certainly would have looked particularly amused afterwards.  The silver-haired woman didn't stay in the air for too long, though.  Returning to the deck, she made her way over to the bed and sat down on it, giving her cat a little attention and petting as she spoke.<br/><br/>"You're right, the woodwork seems fairly solid.  Of course, we'd want to hire a few shipwrights to give it a full inspection, later...  But that would be after the purchase, assuming the rest of the ship is looking as good as what I've seen so far."