Dexter was sitting in the middle of the ship, reading out of one of his books. He didn't want to be near the edges of the boat. To much of a risk of dropping something getting his book splashed, or falling overboard, and he wasn't a strong swimmer. He wasn't a strong anything for that matter. Which leads him to the second thing to be afraid of, these pirates. Even though they were all female they were still bigger and tougher than him. Also being out at sea there would be no one to stop them, and no one would ever find out, a terrifying thought really.<br/><br/>For that reason Dexter was on his best behavior, not that he ever acts inappropriate anyway. He replied politely to the pirate captain lady "I wouldn't say I'm powerful. Divine magic is meant more for helping and healing than power. If I were a wizard I would be a powerful mage, but most of what I do is fixing up people that get hurt." When the other pirate asks about his age he gets a little embarrassed. It's true he wasn't that old at all. At nineteen years he was barely of age. In response all he did was bury his nose further into his book, so as to hide his face.<br/><br/>The fog was troublesome indeed. It's true that you couldn't see much in it, but Dexter didn't want the ship to stop moving. That means he would have to spend more time stranded with these lady pirates. He flipped through his books in hopes of a spell to help move the fog alone, but he had no spells pertaining to wind, and wasn't powerful enough to control weather yet. He understood why the ship had to stop. It was dangerous to sail when you can't see ahead. Crashing and sinking wasn't something that Dexter wanted. Although neither was being alone with these scary pirates. He could only hope they had was to keep themselves entertained.<br/>