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"Hey, Sana!" Aleese called from the quarter deck. "Think you could toss me one of those apples?" She grinned sheepishly. Hearing everyone talking about food was making her realise just how hungry she actually was. She usually didn't eat much because of her station. Being the navigator meant that you had to be able to work under terms of little sleep and little food. After all, someone had to steer the ship when everyone was asleep! Even so, she hadn't eaten in nearly two days and she was a bit peckish. She sighed as her stomach growled quite loudly. Her cheeks flushed. "Meh...Guess I haven't eaten in a little longer than I thought..." She chuckled softly, a little embarrased and hurriedly found interest in a notch in the wheel.

Aleese caught the apple with a wide grin that stretched from ear-to-ear. "Thanks!" she called out before taking a chomp out of the apple. She held the wheel in her right hand and the apple in her left. Her grin lasted until she bit into the apple again. Alright! FOOD! She smiled.

"hm......" albel mutters, thinking to himself "i dont know where we are heading, but i do know this.." albel says, turning towards aleese "im starting to miss my old job" he says, chuckling as he looks into the sky

"oh, thats right, i never told you guys about my old job, did i?" albel says, thinking as he crosses his arms "i used to do any kind of work, for the right price" he says, staring at his claws "but really, all i did was protect certain people and assassinate others, and i made quite a bit of money from it" he says, putting his arms back down "but thats also how i got this gauntlet"

She flinched, her finger retreating into her mouth.

Not to long ago, she decided to head down to her room and start working on the eye patch she promised. She happened to be short of a sewing machine, so she worked on it by hand.

It felt good, this break on the sea. It seemed lately that every port that they stopped at had trouble every which way. The sea, they just had to deal with pirates. That's not too bad Sighing, she looked down at her progress.

It was decent anyway, and wasn't too bad when you're only basing the design by memory of other random eyepatches along the way. It was just some brown material she had lying around. Possibly from a torn up shirt durring a battle or something.

Sighing, she retook the needle and thread and went back to work. There was still light in the sky, but you could basicly call it night time now. As soon as the light was gone, she'd probubly get the rest of her sleep in.

Sana smiled, holding up the almost complete eyepatch. "That should hold for a little while anyway's"

The patch part of it was mostly the brown part of the material, thickened with a patch of leather to stiffen it, and long the top stretched and sewn in place. She thought it was a good combination of colors.

Catching the sounds of shuffling of one of the crewmates arriving to there quarters, she turned her head to her doorway, gazing at the wooden shape. She rose an eyebrow when she heard the footsteps stop abrubtly.

Aleese sighed to herself as everybody started going below decks. She stared at the sky for a moment as the sun was now completely set and stars could be seen. She looked over the edge of the ship for a moment and smiled as the stars reflected into the water. Well...At least these little guys can keep me company. She smiled. She turned the wheel slightly and steadied her grip again. I wonder why Tanas and Albel haven't gone below decks yet.