Millien coughed as she regained consciousness, her body subconsciously clearing any water that may have crept into the woman's lungs during her time submerged in the water. Raising herself in the darkness seemed slightly difficult, the floor seemed to have become curved or warped from water damage, along with a pounding headache from a piece of carpentry that caused her to slip into unconsciousness in the first place.<br/><br/>Upon attempting to contact Ballé with the mind link the pair had set up beforehand, the psion discovered it was no longer active, a troubling prospect as it meant that either she had been out for over an hour, or her twin had not survived the ship's tumble. In the darkness, with her mind distracted by the pain of her body and a pair of burning lungs, a search for her misplaced sibling would prove fruitless.<br/><br/>Concentrating for a moment, she places a gloved hand on her bosom, her clothing currently soaked and clinging to her form. She would have to fix that later on, possibly find some dry wood later on to start a fire... once she was out of her quite possibly incredibly flammable surroundings, of course. A soft glow is exuded from her palm as a a little white mist leaves her body on her next breath, dissipating in the air. Yes, this certainly felt better. Now that the pain situation had been slightly alluded, it was now time to solve the light issue.<em>'Crystal. Crystal, wake yourself, I have need of your sight.'</em><br/>On her call, a small, blue crystal crawled out of her pack on small, spindley legs. A face had been carved upon the rock's surface, though at the moment it seems to be upside down. Her crystal, she knew, could sense the world around it at a limited range, then guide her through forwarding direction in the back of her mind. This was, however, like giving a blindfolded person direction during a party game and not as reliable or straightforward as she would have liked. Instead, simple direction to gain and strike a sunrod would suffice.<br/><br/>Blinking in the new light and instructing her crystal to once more hide itself on her person, the boat... seemed sideways. The boat was sideways. This wasn't a good situation. Millien would need to rouse her sister quickly and either find or make an exit, probably one that wouldn't involve allowing more water into the vessel, so actually forcing a hole in the hull would be out of the question. While she wasn't particularly attached to the crew and passengers, she would not cause more harm towards them than the sea had already provided. Millien would also probably see if she could aid anyone else she found, should she come across them. And so off she went, calling Ballé's name every so often.<br/><br/><hr/><strong>OOC</strong><hr/>Used one of four daily uses of Opportunistic Piety to recover<del>10</del>17 hit points. (Edit, forgot M was wearing a headband of intillect that was bringing her Int modifier up to a +5. Also misread the description,<em>twice</em>Factotum level + Int modifier, not 1x Factotum as I originally thought)<br/>Used one of two Sunrods in Millien's inventory.