Rachel pulled a makeshift curtain across one corner of the room so she had enough privacy to give herself a quick sponge bath. Once she was clean and dressed, she came back out, already working on brushing out her hair. A few faint, harmless sparks of magic glimmered occasionally through her hair as she brushed it.

Hook was used to that, so he didn't comment as he made his way over to her to help her, grinning a bit.

Rachel just smiled and let him help with her hair.

"So, what's the plan?" she asked. "You said supplies should arrive after noon, right?"

Hook nodded. "Yes. And then I suppose we shall head back to dragon territory. It might not be such a bad thing, to have the crocodile owe me."

"Thanks, Killian," Rachel said. She leaned up and kissed him. "We won't be long there, I promise. In and out."

Hook grumped wordlessly. He'd see to it that they were in and out; he didn't want her getting into any danger or trouble, after all.

Rachel just let him grump and instead went to go make sure she had what she needed to mess with dragons.

Hook finished getting ready and went to make sure everything was going smoothly above deck. Because he could never be too careful, even though his crew knew what they were doing.

Rachel grinned a bit. She figured Killian secretly liked bossing the crew around, just a little. Once she was sure she had everything she needed for dealing with dragons, she went above as well to see what was going on.

Hook was keeping an eye on the crew as they got the last shipment up on board and put away. He didn't have to answer many questions, which spoke to just how well his men were trained.

Rachel came up next to him, bumping his arm gently with her shoulder.

"Everything look good?" she asked him.

"Indeed. The crew's learned well." Hook grinned briefly. "We should be ready to depart shortly."

"Sounds good," Rachel said. She grinned. "I found a book of weather magic while I was visiting Tina. It might be something useful for me to look into."

"That... could be incredibly useful," Hook agreed. "Well done." He kissed her cheek quickly.

Rachel smiled.

"I figured you would appreciate that," she said. "I figured weather magic could be very useful to us."

"Very," Hook agreed. "We could get places much faster and more reliably. If you can work it out, anyway. If not, no harm done."

"I'm certainly going to try," Rachel said. She leaned up and kissed his cheek. "Although weathering a storm or two probably isn't a bad thing, either."

"No," Hook agreed. "I wouldn't want you to try and change storms, they're too unpredictable."

Rachel nodded.

"Right," she agreed. "That's not something I really feel like messing with."

Hook nodded, satisfied. "Good. We'll be ready to leave soon." He kissed her cheek one more time before he went to go check on the progress of the supplies.

Elsewhere, Neil was bringing Henry for another lesson with Gold. Emma wasn't with them, having had something else to do at home, so it was just the two of them. Neil wasn't pleased about having to face his father again, but it couldn't be helped. When they got to Gold's castle, he knocked.

Gold was the one to answer.

"Ah, Bae, welcome back," he said.

Neil nodded at Gold, nudging Henry forward first.

"Hi," Henry said with a grin. He glanced around automatically for Tina, since she was usually there to greet them.

Gold noticed Henry looking around.

"Tina is out in her greenhouse this morning," he said. He glanced at Neil. "I see Miss Swan is absent today."

"She couldn't make it today," Neil said with a little shrug. "She'll be back next time."

Henry nodded, but he didn't go straight to the greenhouse. He figured he'd have his lesson first. Probably.

Gold gestured towards the room that they used for the training. He let Neil do as he liked; that always seemed best when it came to the man. And if Gold was lucky, Henry's lesson that day would go well.