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"yes, i think i can, its just my legs tend to do this after my usual endurance regiment" albel said, sighing as he tried to stand "if this were a normal crew, the captain would have me hanging from the mast by me shirt"

"that is because many captains are very cruel to their underlings" albel said, standing straight as the feeling returned to his legs "i can stand now, thanks"

Aleese creased her eyebrows. Alright...This isn't sounding good... She thought to herself. Maybe if I just leave it alone, it'll blow over..? Whatever IT is... She sighed, turned on her heel, and started walking back to the main deck. She kept telling herself that it was probably just a joke or something Seth wanted to keep to himself, but something else was telling her that she shouldn't be so quick to dismiss it. She walked onto the main deck and, noticing that the wind was beginning to catch in the sails, climbed up the steps to the quarterdeck. "Guess it's about time to get back to my job." She told herself as she stepped up to the wheel and took it in her hands.

Aleese nodded and spoke telepathically to Albel in reply. I'm sure that Seth sent it up...I just have no idea why. She turned the wheel slightly. He knows what may result from this and doesn't seem to have any problem with it. It seems like he may even be looking for an attack. Aleese creased her eyebrows in thought. He's completely shut his mind out, and I don't think only to me, to everyone. It doesn't look like he's going to tell anyone what exactly is going on. Well...There may be someone he could talk to...But even that's a bit iffy... She told Albel, her mind going to Sanagi. In any case, we need to get a move on...We have no idea who or what that flare might have alerted, but if it gave our location away to anyone... She trailed off. Aleese sighed and raised a hand toward the sails, changing wind patterns and pushing air into them. The ship began to pick up speed. "You know what I mean...Right..?" She asked quietly. "I know it's probably a horrid thing to say...But I don't know if we can trust him anymore..." She added softly.

Aleese allowed herself a half-smile. "I guess you're right." She peered past the forecastle deck as the water currents began shifting. The smile disappeared and she turned up to the sky, closing her eyes. She scanned the skies in the surrounding area with her mind's eye and looked back to the front of the ship. She opened her eyes. "There's a storm coming from the west." She turned to Albel and nodded behind the ship. "It'll catch up to us in around an hour. That's only if we can keep up a fast pace though..." She finished. Aleese gripped the wheel firmly and let another dark smile creep onto her lips. "This could get interesting..." She told him. Yesterday had been rather laid-back for her. She was ready for another adventure, she told herself as she let her mind wander for a moment. That's odd...I could sense the storm, but not anything else following us...But there is some strange energy in the air...Maybe it was just my imagination telling me that the flare alerted someone else out there... Her smile faded once again and she creased her eyebrows in concern. ...But just because I couldn't sense it...Doesn't mean it's not there... "We can't trust these waters, Albel." She started suddenly. "Something's really odd. I can't really explain, but now might not be the best time for an adventure after all."

"it could be.........no, that is impossible, i heard she was sank around ten years ago" albel mumbled to himself, thinking hard about something "have you ever read a book called Tales From the Dead Mans Chest, aleese?" he asked, a serious look on his face

Seth sighed slightly as he sat on his bed looking at the floor, it was to late to change his mind now, he stood up and a sadistic smirk crossed his face as he walked out of his room and up on deck, he knew that the crew wouldnt trust him but it didnt bother him, none of them but the captain and maybe that girl the followed him, but they would be the only ones who knew how Seth joined this crew anyway, and most of the crew didnt know he was part of the crew, let a lone if he didnt anything in missions, he did he worked as a sniper but thats beside the point, the point was there was no time where he gave anything to the crew that would make them think they could trust him, all but one.