These people must like whips..  In training as a Paladin, Katja never wanted to be the one that stood out. It was a life lesson for her to learn that the nail that stuck out got hammered. This was also not the best way to make a first impression. There was really no way to improve her situation that she saw presently. Just running off the side of the ship was not really that great an idea, and conformity would likely keep her from the whip. If she was able to garner any level of favor or respect from the present crew, it would not happen over night. Katja, at least for now, would volunteer herself for nothing if she could help it. Of course, Katja was a novice sailor but if they did not ask then she would see no reason to volunteer the information willingly.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">detect good</div><div class="spoiler_body">Does this trigger to tell me there are good people around?</div></div><br/><br/>It was a rather inconspicuous start to a career as a sailor, but aside from having a ship given to her out of the blue what was there for options to begin with? Seeing how the taskmaster would act to one of the others being "out of line" would tell her all she really needed to know about this guy. Maybe he could be the first one to influence into her own favor perhaps?