"No not really,come in" she said fully opening the door to reveal a well light room that had many things scattered around."You came to show him the veiw?" she asked sterling.He nodded in response."Well go ahead" she told him.

Collin trotted over to the window, peered outside, and gasped in delight. "My word! Sterling, you promised a good view, and you delivered!"

Kaladin stirred ever so slightly in his slumbers as Huston drapped the blanket over him, though he remained sound asleep.

After the winds died down, Albatross eventually returned to his place, gliding beside the ship and experiancing some turbulance.

Skipper walked into the galley soaking wet.
The cook handed Skipper a warm drink.
Skipper looked at them and sighed.
Selkie stirred.
Skipper slightly nudged Kaladin over to be able to sit at the table.

Yannis was still on deck leaning heavily against the side of the ship. "Why was my signing up with Selkie a good idea again?"

You tell me. Albatross said in response to Yannis.

Kaladin didn't seem to mind being moved too much. He made a short noise, but otherwise made no response.

"What are you squaking about albatross?" Yannis asked slightly amused. Fisher popped out of Yannis's pocket and flew up to the albatross.
"He can't understand you. I don't know how Selkie could." Fisher explained.

Skipper set down his drink and groaned as he sat down at the table. "Sorry but I need to warm up to."

"Best one unless your in the mountains" circi remarked rearranging some candles."And Sterling never lies" she added.

Go figure. Albatross said with a chuckle. Not that I expect him to.

"I don't doubt it," Collin replied with a warm smile and a friendly tilt of the ear.

"True but maybe I can sneak you into the galley to give Selkie a comfort." Fisher suggested.

"What are you planning Fisher?" Yannis began to suspect something.