Well, that hand was enough for the shifter's partner to figure out what she wasn't wearing underneath her dress...  Of that, she was fairly certain.  She didn't even mind, either.  In fact, the thought was rather exciting.  Here she was, caught up in a dance with an attractive older man, without any of the protections she was used to keeping on herself at almost all times, without even the weapon she had been hoping to bring along, since it really wouldn't have been proper for a party like that.  She was vulnerable, and she felt that vulnerability keenly...  And yet, having the sailor know just how vulnerable she truly was was almost like daring him to take advantage of it.  She got a little thrill out of just thinking of what he might try, when he had the chance.<br/><br/>Being swept off her feet caught Rose completely by surprise, however.  It lasted for only a few seconds, but sinking into the kiss afterwards, she couldn't help but think it a very romantic gesture.  It was certainly a more lively move than the relaxed pace being set by the musical entertainment, at the very least.  Nuzzling back into Luneth's shoulder when the kiss ended, the woman grinned, looking back up at the man once more.<br/><br/>"Careful now, sailor..."  She cautioned, before abruptly repeating his little trick, twirling him around and catching him, dipping him low to the deck.  It wasn't too difficult, even without her belt of strength, and unlike him, she didn't have to worry about wardrobe malfunctions in her partner.  "...You're talking about seizing a tiger by the tail...  And you know all the warnings they give about that."<br/><br/>Of course, it would have been impropr to hold him there for too long...  So, after a few seconds, she righted him again and pressed her lips to his, letting her hands slide back around to his front as they kissed.  She let her fingers play across his exposed chest, while her tongue darted briefly past his lips, before she broke the kiss herself.<br/><br/>"So then, I suppose we should get to that 'special tour' you mentioned.  Too much more of this, and I may very well pounce you right here on the decks."