He smirked lightly. "Fast enough, we'll get there in maybe, ten minutes." He said, pointing in the direction where he knew that the others went. "They need supplies. And repairs. They'll be at the port. But, they'll know we will be on their tail, so we must make haste." he added, knowing that Syra would know what that meant. They had no time to lose. Right now they were going at a decent pace, but nowhere near fast enough to get there in time. "If you want, we can try and push the time to less.. But doubtful."

Elliot had finished shopping for his end of the supplies and boarded them on the ship for the others to put away. He was now on his way to the pub, to get a much needed break and appreciate the chatter of the people walking around. They had enough time. He was certain the navy idiots wouldn't reach them in time. He winked a little at some of the girls that had stared at him, but didn't offer anything more. He knew that a certain captain wouldn't hesitate to smack him if they saw anything else. Sighing, he went inside the building. After looking around he spotted a table and went to sit down, ordering himself a drink.

Si'la's dark mood had gotten darker as the last barrels had been hauled on deck. She bellowed orders for this person or that to get things below decks or in the places they were supposed to go. As a few stranglers finally got on deck, she ordered the man she had assigned the task to tell her if everyone was on board.
The man wasn't happy when he reported that some weren't back yet. He shrank away from the aura that suddenly came off of his captian.
She merely nodded and dismissed him with a wave of her hand. She looked around and strode over to where Jerik had just come on board with a large crate of the cannon things. "Put the box down and let someone else handle it, Master Kuu. Your coming with me. We have to round up a few people and I'll need your help if I'm to move quick enough. I want out of this port now." Not even bothering to wait for the nod the man gave, she turned and bellowed to the rest that were on board. "GET READY TO SET SELL, YOU LAGGARDS! WE HAD BETTER BE READY TO MOVE BY THE TIME I GET BACK!"
She whirled around and was gone before many even got the chance to start moving. Her black eyes glinted like obsidian death. She headed towards the taverns and bars, thinking she knew where at least one of the few left offship would be.

Jerik would have grumbled to himself if he actually liked to talk. He hated having to be a herder, much less for a bunch of pirates. Not to mention he wanted to make sure that all the cannon things were put away right. He had an organization freak streak in him from time to time. But he did as he was bid. The captain looked like she was in a right foul mood. Even with his silent grumblings, he did his job by moving just as fast as the captain, which was a feat in itself, and moving people out of her way so that they wouldn't bear the brunt of her animosity. He wondered if whoever the crew members were that weren't on board would survive out the rest of the day, let alone the next few minutes once she finds them.

Elliot had taken his drink and was now cheerfully sipping it. It wasn't rum, that was certain. He'd have enough of that on board. He was sitting down slightly toward one of the corners, chatting with a few of the locals about the weather, and where would there be good trading routes. Info on where to hide from the navy. It seemed here was a boatload of information. This was good news. He found out that they could take a route less known to smugglers, but slightly more prone to unpredictable weather. It would lead to an island on where to hide out for a few days. Bad news was it was almost half a week's time. He did flirt a little with the pub waitresses, they were rather pretty.

Elijah smirked a little, giving a short nod to Retta before he himself went to work, helping to get the ship to gain speed, and shouting some other orders to keep the slower ones to work. He was eager to get to the port. maybe even play a trick on them.

((ok i know what do do.gemini was with jerik before,so i'll just jump in from there.))
following jerik like a lost puppy,gemini did everything she was bid.she was quickly getting used to following unspoken orders.she was also getting used to her captain'ss temper.it reminded her of her grandmother,who had been a captain herself in days past.keeping herself out of the captain's way,gemini stopped for a second to wipe the sweat off her forehead and then quickly continued to follow jerik,waiting for her next orders.

Jerik smiled down at Gemini when he noticed that she was still with him. He figured one other person with him and the captain might actually be a good idea. He just hoped that whoever they had to find were...prepared for her.

She reached a tavern and would have passed it with a quick scan through when she heard Elliots distinct voice. Her fists balled up and she slammed into the establishment, ignoring the keeps protests. She strode evilly across the floor and stood in front of her first mate, no speaking a word. She knew at this point, she really wouldn't have to. The glare that played across her face said it all.

gemini grinned back up at jerik before hurrying back to work,wanting to get things done before the captain got back.perhaps if they could finish,they could help ease the captain's bad mood a bit.blade hovered along behind her,not saying a word except to remind her every so often to lift with her legs,not her back.

Si'la almost grinned evilly at Elliot but she kept the glare. She hadn't even needed to say a word to him and he started out. She was actually almost looking forward to yelling at him this time. She turned on her heels, nodded at the barkeep for not bothering her too much and followed her first mate out the door. She kept pace with him easily as they headed back to the ship. For a brief moment, she felt like they were back to the day when they left home, walking briskly along the docks of a port town, looking for a ship to hop on. She quickly shook that away, coming back to the present. Things had been a little simpler then.
She noticed that Jerik was walking ahead of them, clearing a path back to the ship. That made things easier. When they got back, she motioned for Jerik to pull up the plank, assuming that everyone else had gotten back on board already. She looked at Elliot. "Cabin. Now." And pointed. She didn't follow him right away, instead booming, "ALRIGHT YOU BLOODY SHIPMEN! GET MY SHIP OUT OF HERE! IF WE'RE NOT OUT OF PORT IN FIVE MINUTES, IT'S ALL OF YER HIDES!" She stood there a moment, smiling fondly in all the hustle and bustle that started at her words. She lived for things like this, for a busy ship setting sail. Only two things she loved more. Actually being out on sea and...well, that's something she was still having a hard time admitting to herself.

Jerik had pulled up the plank and stowed it away. He grabbed Gem and tugged her along to follow him. He didn't want her to get trampled since she probably wasn't sure what she herself was to do at then. This way, if she followed him, she would at least be out from under foot. He stopped next to the beginning of the rigging and pointed up to the masts with a questioning look on his face, trying to ask her if she could climb.

gemini yelped in surprise as jerik yanked her out of the way,but she was glad he did,or she might have been so much mush under everyone's boots by now.she looked up to thank him only to find him looking from her to the masts and pointing."yeah i can climb.i been climbin' like a squirrel since i was jus' a little thing.i might be small,but hights aint got any effect on me." she said proudly."why,you wan' me ta climb up there?"

The little muskrat, Well-E, clambored down from his hiding spot and instantly launched himself at Elliot, wanting a cuddle badly. Like most seafarring folk, the little rodent preferred being out at sea then anchored near land. He snuggled down on Elliots lap then looked up at him with expectant eyes. He wanted to be pet.

Jerik smiled and motioned for her to follow him. They were going to help release the sails. He always helped do that, his size giving him an advantage to reach what rigging the rest of the crew couldn't. He then started climbing up and up and up, until he reached the spot that always gave the shorter ones trouble. Luckily, there was room for Gem to help too. He hoped she would learn by watching. He wasn't really one to have to explain it all.

"It came at spur of the moment." he admitted before frowning a little. She didn't seem to be in her best moods. He picked up Well-E and stood up. "Are you alright?" he asked, concern laced in his voice as he walked behind the desk after putting the smaller animal down on his seat. He would do what she said, after he made sure she was okay.

Elijah grinned lightly, seeing what seemed to be the port. He wanted to surprise them, so he ordered them to hide just in case they were spotted. He wanted to sneak onto the ship. It seemed they were getting ready to leave, but without the repairs done yet. Maybe they knew they weren't too far from the Navy's path. Smart of them. Just like what he expected. "I'm going on a smaller boat and hopefully get on before they notice." he said to one of the men, hoping that they'd relay the message to the captain and first mate. He changed his features, hair getting longer, and curlier. His face was now of a younger male, with light brown eyes and black hair. He had somewhat shrunk too, but it wasn't too much. Having changed into a slightly worn outfit he smirked before climbing on the rowboat alone. He could pretend long enough to get to his brother.

gemini took a breath and followed jerik,climbing fearlessly after him.looking at her,since she was so small and slight,one might actually have mistaken her for a squirrel or a monkey.when she got to the top,she clung on with her legs and let her arms loose,hanging on skillfully."ok,jus show me what ta do an i'll follow.i'm a fast learner."