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That flipped the switch. Cynn's eyes narrowed. All thoughts against hurting the woman was gone.

Cynn enveloped the man in water, and walked slowly out of the room. The water pulling him along with her.

"I'm no human," Cynn hissed, not turning to see her, "And you need to broaden what you think an apparition is."

"No probably not." Shado replied to Aisha. "We needed to fix up the ship anyhow. I just decided why not work everywhere instead of the basic needs. We need to use up some of our gold we have gathered anyway." He still stood there staring at the sea, not caring about current events.

The woman kept her composer, although not enraged at all, this person who put her husband in such a state wouldn't have a need to subject him instant death. Grabbing her coat as she left the tavern she replaced the door up and calmed the calmed the wind, this woman was going to set sail.
"Running like such helps none M'lday, especially if one is not so keen to control such anger within herself. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorn," pulling up her hood the woman made her way to the docks.



Aisha sighed, putting her bags in the captains cabin, she came back and stood in front of Shado and waved her hand before his face to get his attention. "You seem off, what's eatin at ya?"

Kite watched Cynn run thought the door and another woman going after her.
Kite moved after the two but stayed back some,he was confused as to what was going on."I have to my crew if everyone is setting off already..." he thought to himself.

He just had to find the loudest place and his crew would be sure to be there.

"It's fantastic in this city, that's what it is! The people Sir Shado, there's tons of them, hustle and bustle, then you have nice people like Sezja that are caring and motherly like," Aisha smiled and excitedly tapped on his shoulder as she talked about it all. "Also the light show, I never thought about such colors, it's so inspiring and beautiful! Kind of artsy and makes you want a canvas."
Giving a deep breathe and realizing that she was carrying on too much and withdrew her hand and held her hands behind her back, looking out into the sea like him.
"It's so wondrous sailing Sir Shado! I'm not tired at all," she let her gaze drift farther up to the stars.

Aisha gave a little laugh, "is it that obvious? I've always liked stars, their fantastic when your out in the sea, no lighting, so you see it all.."
Biting her lip as she turned searching the sky, Aisha pulled Shado to her level and pointed in the direction of a specific star, "see that star right there? It's been the first to always come out, actually, I've noticed this and no matter where I go it's always in the same position."
Realizing how much it might of sounded like she was obsessing, Aisha fell silent again but didn't leg go of his jacket.

The telescope was cold in her hands as she looked felt it though her fingers, gasping when she looking through it, she hadn't looked through one before and was wondering if her grandfather even had one.
"Everything about this sailing business is something I wouldn't have expected, I thought it was barbaric.. Thank you, Sir Shado, for giving me the chance to experience such things," Aisha looked at Shado as he looked at the sky, smiling.

Aisha snapped her fingers, "oh, right! Speaking of seeing others happy.."
She grabbed Shado by his hand and lead him the captains cabin, letting go of his hand as she went through some bags. Pulling out a paper brown bag, she placed the bag in his hand and left out of the what seemed to feel a little stuffy to her in that room.
"That's the sweets I got, I'm not sure if your use to eating a lot of them or not but in my village their sort of.. rare. Only get the shipping in maybe once to three times a year," Aisha shrugged. "But, I think theirs also some sour stuff in there too."