The echidna sighed. "Do you need anything?" He asked, looking at the otter.

Selkie shook his head no.
Seaweed popped his head up for a second and looked at Kaladin, Can you hear me?

Well, Kal's battle fire was gone with the enemy ship, so he cowered a little at this, eyes wide, quills, that whole deal. "........Y-yes...?" He hesitantly replied.

Thank goodness. I cannot hold this connection for long without risking harming both you and Selkie. Selaweed dropped an old ripped sail on the deck, Wrap this around Selkie it will help.
Selkie was shivering badly and finally fell asleep.

"....If you say so..." He muttered, doing so. He kept shooting uneasy glances at Seaweed, but relaxed a little after a few moments.

Selkie's shivering seemed to calm down and his breaths were less ragged.
That is from the Anabeth and thank you my friend. Seaweed went back under the water.
Selkie's eyes stopped glowing.

Kaladin sighed and slid to the floor. "I really should be used to that by now...." He muttered to nobody in particular.

Selkie stirred at hearing Kaladin's voice.
"What just happened," Houston asked since this was his first time dealing with Seaweed, "How did you talk to that creature?"

"I'm not entirely sure, actually.... That's the first time I could understand his speech." Kaladin replied, shaking himself.

"Telepathy," Selkie muttered before going back to sleep.
"What is telepathy?" Houston looked like he had a couple thousand question ready.