Hook just settled in there for the night, keeping an arm over her for the rest of the night.

Rachel slept peacefully, snuggled up to him. She felt wonderfully safe and content with him.

Hook got up before she did, stretching out and relaxing there for a few moments. He figured he had a little bit of time before Tina came back.

Rachel stirred, snuggling closer, and opened her eyes.

"Morning," she murmured to him.

"Morning." Hook smiled a bit. "Sleep well?" He got up a little reluctantly to get dressed.

"Yeah, slept great," Rachel said, stretching a bit and standing up.

"Good." Hook tossed his clothes off to the side so he could change in a bit. "Shall we get some breakfast before you wander off into the wilderness with the little fairy?"

"Breakfast sounds wonderful," Rachel said, grinning.

Hook nodded and stretched briefly. "Well, let's go see what we have."

Rachel nodded and followed him.

"I can help cook, if you want," she said. "I'm not completely hopeless. I haven't poisoned anyone with cooking yet."

Hook laughed quietly. "If you want," he agreed. "Let's make sure I still have something edible aboard first."

Rachel nodded.

"Let's go look, then," she said. She grinned. "I'd like to know if I need to get dressed to go pick up supplies."

Hook snorted and shook his head, leading the way to the kitchen. He paused by one of the exits up to the deck, tilting his head to the side.

"Rachel!" Tina called again. Only for the third time. "I brought breakfast!"

"Is that Tina?" Rachel asked when she finally heard the muffled shouting.

"Sounds like," Hook agreed easily. "Go see what she wants, I'll check our stock." He headed on to the kitchen.

Rachel nodded and went to go find her friend.

Tina was standing on the dock, having refused to go on the ship again. She had a few fruits bundled in the bottom of her shirt.

"It's about time, lazybones."

"Am not," Rachel said. "I couldn't hear you through the four layers of timber between us." She grinned. "What's with the fruit?"

"Breakfast. I have no idea what the pirate has in there, so I brought food just in case." Tina shrugged. "And if you don't want it now I can carry it along with us for later."

"I could go and see what the plan was," Rachel said. "We were just about to see what there was here for breakfast."

"Here, take these anyway." Tina moved over next to the ship, handing the fruits up to her. "I can go get more without a problem."

"You sure? I can see if you can come in for breakfast," Rachel said. She wasn't just going to outright offer, since it was Killian's ship, but she still offered to ask.

"No thanks. I don't like ships, and I'd rather stay out here and go find more things to take with us." Tina even looked faintly green at the thought of eating on a ship.

"If you're sure..." Rachel said. She liked being on the ship, to be honest. "I'll see you in a bit, then."

Tina nodded and wandered off again to go gather more fruits, collecting a few seeds along the way. Hey, she might as well.

"So what did your friend want?" Hook looked over at her, having found sufficient food. But he'd have to go get more while she was gone.