The crewmwmbers began to gather at the scene, curious and wondering if all was ok. at the cry of 'Imposter,' they decided it would be wise to find him out and see if any of them noticed him from before.

However, Kika gasped, eyes wide in surprise as she was knocked down her own blade at her neck of all things. Remaining absolutely still, the recognizable sound of blades and guns being drawn met her ears, a sense of pride and gratitude to her crew. They were dead loyal to her, and not from fear...well, not entirely. Most of them respected her mainly as a fighter or as a human being, or felt indebted to her.

Then, her prized member, the one she would protect above all the others, stepped forward, the same boy from before. His ever present smile was gone from his face as his blade was aimed for Jack's heart. "I admit, ye seem a decent fellow, I am not in a mood to kill ye. However..." Gavin pressed the blade closer, his voice firm and dead serious for once. "You dare raise arms against me lady and I will use all she taught me to kill ye where ye stand. Unless ye want me blade in your heart, move away from her now."

As he stepped away, Kika got up, glaring and waving her arm. "Sheathe them, just stay near lest I need him dragged away to the briggs." Kita instucted before looking down. "My fault for being careless, I must be getting sloppy..." muttered the female, growling. Looking up, she moved with swift, sturdy feet, kicking him in the back of the knee and then shoving forward as she used the momentum and gravity to aid her. As he almost fell to his knees, the pirate queen siezed the back of his shirt collar and his hair, holding him precariously over the rail, his waist up over the edge. Her knee jabbed his back to further keep him there, Gavin close lest he need to make good on his threat.

"Now then. We shall try this again. Who. Are. You? I need your name, I need to know when you snuck on me ship, and why...you seem to think this is a ferry or tram. Ye best tell the truth, Gavin can smell a lie a mile away, and I can tell my own things from you."