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Avery looks ovr the rails too. "I do not see anything."

"Neither did I, until a few moments ago. Turn sharp!" Elise is coming close to a panic at both 1) what she'd just accomplished and 2) Their impending doom.

Valeria climbed onto deck, hair tied back and ink staining her hands. “Captain?” She called wearily. “What’s going on?”

"TURN SHARP!" Elise pointed to the impending mist.

//^jeapordy music while we wait for the captain to turn sharp^

lol//

Adrian quickly took hold of the helm an turned a sharp right. "What was that all about?"

"I apologize for any confusion, but for a moment as I was looking out to sea by the railing, the mist cleared and I saw a gigantaur rock." Elise regained her grace.

Adrian mentally added that to his list of how these people were different. "Well, luckily for you, we have extra rooms so get yourselves situated, except for you." He said while pointing to Elise.

"Quite alright." She took her place at the rail again, shivering slightly.

"Bye bitch." He says in what he calls his 'Starbucks accent'.

Elise starts, then stops and takes a deep breath, calming herself, and turns around.
"I would prefer not to be called 'bitch.'"

"You," He said while putting his hands on her shoulders, an arm-length apart. "You are going to help out here with certain things that you supposedly see. If I miss something because I still don't believe in magic and it destroys my ship, that's going to put me in a lot of trouble. So go up the crow's nest and keep on the lookout. I'll let you have five minute breaks every half-hour."

Elise raised an eyebrow. "That seems fair."
(i wanna ship them kinda? yes? no?)

"Someone wanna explain what's going on?" Valeria asked, turning to the captain. "Who are these people?"

"Hello! We're all nutters from another dimension, pleased to meet you!" Romana said.

"Newcomers that I have no idea where the are from because they will not tell us. Anyways, we are going to the island on the Causatona Bay looking for sorcerers or something of the like to get them back. It is a two days journey so get yourself situated."

"Sure thing, cap," she replied easily, preparing to head down again. "I'll set up a few bunks. Hope you don't mind ink stains."

"Ink stains?! It better not get on my ship or I'll have you scrubbing them off." He said in a captain tone. He was doing all that he could to be a great captain and to maintain his ship.

“Calm down, just my hands,” Valeria called. Then she disappeared below deck.

(IT MUSTN'T DIE)
Elise sighed as she looked out the window of the crow's nest. She decided to test what she had done just a bit more.
She focused on the horizon line, concentrating on exactly where the sea met the sky. After a few moments, the horizon widened around her, and she could see thousands of miles beyond the human eye. She grinned to herself.
She looked downwards, towards the ocean. As Elise concentrated on the churning waves, it cleared so that she could see far below the surface. Underwater mountain ranges, trenches, coral reefs, all sorts of sea life, and even a sunken ship. The wind whirled around her, and she shivered, pulling her shawl tighter around her.
She whirled around when she heard a faint scuttling in the wall behind her. Creeping closer, she tailed the sound until it stopped.
With a single throw, she smashed halfway into the crow's nest wall. A small mouse fell out with a squeak and ran underneath a floorboard.
How had she done that? No human being could hear sounds that small, or breakthrough so many layers of wood so easily. At least, she was sure a lady like her couldn't have done it.
Was what was happening to Avery happening to her, too, but in a different form? Whereas Avery could silence others, Elise pooled all of her newfound abilities. Could it be…stimulants? It seemed that her whole body was stimulated - her strength, her alertness, her hearing and sight, and touch and even taste, probably, although she hadn't tried it yet.