"....Selkie lives for the sea." Kaladin said simply. "Personally, I do not think he is a bad person. He has not given me a reason to think otherwise."

"So did my brother but that isn't important. Is he cursed like the rest of his kind," Kempari asked.

"Is he cursed?" Kaladin repeated. "He runs headlong into dangerous situations, yes, but I wouldn't say he's cursed."

Scimitar rested a hand on his hilt and walked down to the cells. "Child, I'm sorry, I have to do this." He informed the fox. "Please, try to cooperate and I won't have to hurt you."

"I mean... never mind," Kempari froze, "I got to go sorry."
"Where is that cabin boy," One of the crew growled.
Kempari slipped out of the prison silently until a hand grabbed him.
"What were you doing down there cabinboy," The guard asked.
"Be nice to Kempari I asked him to watch the echidna." Calico appeared.
"You did?" The crew memeber and Kempari asked at the same time.
"Yes I did." Calico spoke, "I will also abide by my bargian that I will leave the echinda alone until tomorrow morning."

(Sorry for not being able to reply to the ping)

"Well, Were just looking for something." She replied to the spiny creature not giving anymore information to an new stranger that claims that this is it's home.

Kaladin raised a brow. As if one could call being captured then forced to make a choice he shouldn't have to make a bargain. His spines raised, then lowered.

"...What is it you really want?" He asked. "You've already proven you don't care about wether I live or not."

What have you lost? The echidna asked.

"For old times sake I do care and I congratulate you on picking the lock even though it was not nessacry." Calico spoke.

"You're avoiding my question, captian." Kaladin growled, saying 'captain' in a way that implied Jack was a lousy excuse for one. "I ask again. What is it you want?"