<strong><em>Dalen</em></strong><br/>Lilith (rightly) considers Dalen a vain braggart with a mouth that has no doubt earned him a few whippings at the mast. However she recignizes and appreciates his skills when they're needed. More than once he's gotten part of the crew out of trouble in port with his mouth where her own would only have resulted in conflict. She expects his mouth will only get him into trouble around Blackbeard, so she's quick to crack her whip in his direction if he starts speaking more than his fair share... doesn't mind checking out his abs though.<br/><br/><em><strong>Noémi d'Volee</strong></em><br/>"The Captain's Pet" she thinks of her... even outside of her duties she's suspicious and untrusting of the "Siren". Without knowing much of her past, Lilith can't help but keep a watchful eye on her each day... a watchful eye that she might mistaken for restrained desire... and in truth Lilith wouldn't mind, but something her Mistress taught her, violently, prevents her... Shoni is her enemy, and with the name leaving the woman's lips occassionally, she's avoided most social contact with her... not that the thought of licking the sweat from between her breasts isn't exciting... it just went against her Mistress' teaching of Ah'mei.<br/><br/><em><strong>Arafel Redsky</strong></em><br/>It's hard to disrespect a healer onboard ship. Lilith cares for the crew as a whole, and on many occassions Arafel has saved lives, pain and hardship where there shouldn't be. His abilities are a bit more of a mystery to her than Noemi's, but she still respects them... anything that assists in keeping the crew healthy, productive and on-task is normally alright in her book. As a noble, and still having memory of her own past, Arafel keeps that respect in her eyes... inwardly she regrets whenever she is forced to discipline him, though those times are quite rare, nor would she ever show it outwardly.