"They better not lay a hand on her! Or they will have to deal with me." Onmund said in a rather serious tone. "I swear if one of them even makes a move for it..."
"Easy now Onmund, we aren't trying to kill anyone." Toril said stopping the cart once they got to the docks. "But I agree with him. And if they are going to be that much of a threat then we will have to pass."

"All you have to do is let them know you can easily kill them, then they will leave you alone," As soon as Samie saw the tops of ships over the trees she almost squealed with joy. She hadn't seen her father in 10 years, much less her mother. Her mother had left when she was first born, not being able to be out of the water for more than a day. She was hoping she would see the yellow masts of the Diamond over the trees, but they didn't seem the be raiding yet. "They should be here soon."

"If you say so." Toril huffed looking out over the water. She honestly didn't like the sea all that much, and was more afraid of it than she would like to admit. "How long are we talking?"
"If it's more than a day then we should head into the forest, though if it's more then we might be better moving to the next town." Onmund added.

"My father doesn't have a good sense of time, we should just stay on the edge of the forest and watch. Onmund could rest and I could go down into the port and get some supplies," Samie to could not take her eyes off the sea, hoping she would see the Diamond coming down the coast. She thought of the adventures she went on with her father while they were both younger. He had just became captain then and they were off in search of King Tryio's gold off the coast of an undiscovered land. Samie snapped out of her trance and hopped she wasn't staring.

"Right." Toril said leading the horse to the side of the road. "Why don't you got get some supplies? We can stay here and wait alright?" The woman suggested wishing for a bit of alone time with her husband. Something had been bothering her since the night before...and she wanted to ask him his opinion. Though it was a bit awkward to ask with the girl around.

"Yes, okay, that seems good." Samie stood and started walking towards the sea, wanting to get closer to the water. The smell the of salt got stronger the closer she walked down the road. As she went into the port and walked into a small shop, buying a loaf of bread and some cheese. She walked back out, seeing soldiers putting up new wanted posters, ones with Toril's, Onmund's, and Samie's faces on them. How did they find out so quickly who it was? My father really needs to get here.

The couple was silent for a while until she spoke. "Onmund?" She asked looking back at him. His sweet innocent face turned towards her with a questioning look as he gave her his attention. "I was just thinking...we have been together now for two years and we aren't getting any younger. With what happened last night I-i don't want to lose you...I couldn't live without you..." why was this so hard to ask? They were grown ups! She shouldn't be so nervous about this! "What I'm trying to say is...I think I'm ready for a baby..."

Samie took her basket of bread and quickly walked back to the edge of the woods, making sure the soldiers weren't following her. She looked back at the coast, seeing the yellow mast come into view. "We need to go now! Our transportation is here!"

The man gave a look of pure shock and near terror. She wanted a baby? Did she know what that meant for the both of them? Was she really ready to commit herself to him in such a way? Before he could answer her though the girl walked up, exclaiming something about the ship being there. His face turned a bright red color and he looked back to his wife for a moment. In a whisper he answered her. "I-if you're ready, then I'm ready..." he said softly even though he was scared for his life. A baby though?!
"Coming!" Toril called back picking up the ponies reins and leading if after the girl. "Which one is it?"

"It's called the Yellow Diamond, which one do you think it is? It's the one with the yellow mast, but be careful about how we get there, there are wanted posters for all three of us, and there might be some new recruits that don't know me." Samie guided them around, not asking questions as to why Onmund was so red and why Toril stopped talking as soon as she herd Sammie.