Percy nods once turning to Locke, "Do you think Selkie will be okay?"

"Ah think so." Locke responded, twitching an ear in the direction of the wind. "He's determined enough when he needs to be." He rested his elbows on the rail, glance behind him briefly, then went on in a lower voice. "What's wrong? Ye looked uneasy down there."

"_{I got a feeling we're being double -crossed by Nathanial. He has something against Selkie and may want to leave him up there}," Percy replies, "_{Trying to get him into the galley was a pain and the crew heard the arguement}."

Locke angled an ear towards the stairs (no offense to Nathaniel, but Locke guessed it was hard for a creature of his size to move stealthily), thought he kept talking, quieter this time. "What exactly do you think he has against him?"

Percy shrugs, "_{How should I know?} Besides I can't get information easily."

Locke glanced to the side briefly. "...Ah trust Nathaniel, but Ah'm going to ask Scope ta keep an eye on 'im, just to be safe. I want you to stay close to Scope, aye?" He suggested.

Percy nods once, "Aye Captain."

Contrary to Locke's prediction Nathial was quiet stealthy as long as he was in his element.

"Good. Jis don't let him rope you into too much trouble, heh!" Locke remarked. "Go ahead an' join the others. I'll let "im know."

Percy went to rejoin the crew in the galley. He knew that both a phyical storm and a problemic crew storm were on the way he just hoped they wouldn't be at the same time.

(Did you see what I wrote on Elementary?)

(I think I already lost the ping, heh... Don't worry, I can pull it up again easily.)

About an hour later, Drayke touched down on the ships' deck. Locke had already spoken to Scope about the situation, so he and Aries wasted no time climbing aboard the wy'vern. With a farewell and a "see you in a few days", they took off.