Of course Ellen had no troubles with the pay, and given that she needed neither food nor sleep, she didn't think there would be any problems with the food and lodging, either...  It would probably be best if she figured out some way to bring that fact up at some point, though.  Maybe lie about having one of those magic rings of sustenance that adventurers occasionally used?<br/><br/>Though, she seemed to recall hearing that they had some sort of limit to them, something that she couldn't quite remember.  Given that the captain seemed to be a bit of an experienced adventurer himself, it was probably not a good idea to try lying about magic item effects to him.  Maybe, once they were underway, she would simply be able to explain her situation without any trouble...<br/><br/>...Hmm.  Actually, yes, perhaps that would work.  Especially if that cartographer who was funding the whole thing really was a scout for the games.  It would be a good way to get herself some attention, really.<br/><br/>That comment about a second adventurer piqued Ellen's curiosity, though.<br/><br/>"Oh?"  She responded, making her curiosity evident.  "Who's the other adventurer on the ship?  While we're waiting for takeoff, I might as well take a little time to get to know my new co-worker."