Kaladin frowned. "You should rest. I am not sure how much more strain it can take..." He said, though he contridicted this by going over to help Selkie to his feet.

Seaweed dived down under the ship and brought up a clump of seaweed pressing the seaweed to Selkie's side.
"Ow Seaweed that hurts. Salt on the wound irritates it." Selkie backed up.
Seaweed had a sad look and dived down back into the sea.
Selkie had a guilty look in his eyes. "Alright you win Kaladin."

"And a fine one he is," Collin agreed.

Kaladin frowned and dodged Selkie's gaze. "I know you want to help..." He said appoligetically.

"I just don't want to lose anyone else." Selkie looked out at the sea thinking of his family.

"It'll be fine. You won't loose anyone, not now..." Kaladin replied softly. "So don't worry..."

"Easy for you to say what's left of your family isn't in enemy clutches and you don't even know if they're alive or not." Selkie was trying to fight back tears. "I'm sorry I shouldn't be bothering you with this."

Kaladin stared at the otter a moment, then glanced at the ground. "....It's fine." He said. "No need to be remorseful,"

"Thank you." Selkie wiped away the tears from his eyes.
Skipper decided to wake up at that molment and barked at Selkie to get back to scrubbing unless he wanted to duel again.
Selkie bowed his head and got back to scrubbing his wound badly irritated.

Kaladin sighed and folded his arms, glancing at Skipper. "You're not going to ask about the sea creature?" He said, slightly louder then was probably nessecary for emphasis.