Ohhh yes, Rose was<em>definitely</em>liking these two men.  They were much, much more helpful than those two drunken Aasimar had been, though between that experience at the church and the two sailors' own reactions just now, it seemed as though the Lady Sara's name also carried some weight behind it.  She'd have to avoid throwing it around too much when it wasn't strictly necessary to do so, since abusing a reputation like that tended to cause trouble for the person it belonged to.  Fortunately, in the current case it was at least only coming up because she was being completely truthful about her motivations.  Perhaps she'd have the chance later to find out from these two just how important the woman really was in the Quarter.<br/><br/>While the two sailors prepared to head out into the harbor, the shifter found a good, out-of-the-way place to set her guisarme down and keep it out of sight.  Aria's own weapons hopefully wouldn't draw too much attention while sheathed, and ideally their armor and other gear wouldn't make it difficult to sneak up on that ship out there.  She had no doubt they'd be spotted on approach anyway, but if they could sneak up there by looking completely harmless and not worth worry over...<br/><br/>"We'll try to pick up some good souvenirs for you both while we're on that ship."  The shifter commented, as they set out.  "Rum and a few earrings shouldn't be too hard to manage, and if they turn out to not be pirates after all, then how about I buy the two of you some drinks after this whole mess gets sorted out?  Sound like a good deal?"<br/><br/>When they approached close enough for the lookout on the ship to notice their approach, it didn't escape Rose's attention that he informed the dancers on the deck almost immediately.  Her eyes narrowed for a bit, expecting trouble, but then they resumed dancing, and eventually the two sailors had steered their own vessel within range of her teleportation ability...  Picking up her weapon from where she'd stowed it, the shifter nodded towards Aria when her companion spoke up.<br/><br/>"Aye, the defenses from those rings should come in quite handy."  She agreed, bringing up the hand that held her own Ring of Blinking on it.  "If we wind up getting swarmed on deck, we can just drop down through the deck and into the hold.  They probably won't be able to do the same, so if need be, we can use the doors and stairs as chokepoints for our little assault."<br/><br/>Once they were both blinking, she teleported the two of them over...  And hoped that the ship really was a pirate ship, and that she hadn't just made a bad guess.  Either way, she would be finding out soon...<br/><br/>Recharge roll for Dimension Door spell-like ability. (1d4=4) (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2697431/)  ...And if the ship turns out to be an actual merchant vessel, they'll be stuck aboard just long enough to overstay their welcome before being able to leave again. :P