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After a few moments of enjoying the scene, she heard a man's voice.. At first she merely blinked while listening to what he had to say because she didn't know to whom he was speaking. Then, she realized that she was the only female in view, so she turned toward the voice's origin calmly with a bit of curiosity... no one had spoken to her directly and she wasn't much of a confronter or conversation instigator, so she was momentarily dumbstruck when she realized the man was talking to her. While in a sort of mute composure, she simply looked at him in a way similar to how an animal would survey the intentions of a foreign being before getting too comfortable.

Then, after observing that he had only good intentions in the question and was merely curious, she regained her voice and replied, "Oh, hello, Sir. I was just touring the town when I thought it would be nice to see the world beyond this land. So I came over here to.." After a brief pause, she decided to ask what she already knew instinctively as well as from her previous impression.. "Would you perhaps be heading on a voyage?" She used a gentle, yet curiously interested tone to convey her intent. Then, she got off the post and began walking toward the man in a sort of respectful and friendly, yet competent manner.

When Scott was on the other side of the ship he heard a loud sound that accompanied the fall of the cargo. "Seems the rat was not as sly as he thought," Scott muttered outloud before he swung his sword. Though he was over twenty feet away, the fibers that connected the parts of his sword togeter streched to accomidate the length. The barrel was then pieced by the front tooth, just deep enough for it to grasp the barrel and drag it across the deck floor towars him.

"Let's see what we have here," Scott said as he swung his blade into the side of the lid of the barrel and pryed it off. He then stood there, towering over it waiting for something, whatever it was to comeout.

Before she could settle into her cat like stance, Scott was already upon her. He had been since she had taken his sword, which was done only by suprise. Scotts speed was also extreamly fast for a human being for which proved his prowress as a fighter. When she was beging it crouch he had already positioned his hands, his left just above her wrist and his right a few centimeters from her neck, which being this close would protect him from being cut. Immediatly after he had them position and she had just settled he grasped them shut hoping they would meet thier marks of the neck and arm.

"So you want to play rough, eh?" Scott muttered as he slid his arms under her legs and prepared to jump back wards inorder to body slem he against the deck and use the extra amount of force to slide further and hopefully dislocate of break both of her femurs or pelvis. But before he was able to do this he felt a presence behind him suddenly appear.

"I suggest both of you stop," the Captain said with his saber drawn, the tip pressing against the back of the the stowaway. "Now both of you come down to the dock so we can figure the situation, and so that I may also continue my talk with the young lady I left standing there, and likely puzzeld by my almost invisible exit." Refering to his movment that could not be seen by an untrained eye.

She turned around and appeared to be taking something out of the 'empty' barrel, pulled out a wooden stool to sit on, set it down and was about to sit when she caught a glimpse of the broken arm. She then reached inside the barrel again to pull out a first aid kit, and set that on the stool having decided it best to not make anyone uncomfortable by moving them while they were paralyzed, then turned, leaned against the railing of the ship, and almost un-noticeably conjured an apple in her palm. She began to eat it, and glanced innocently at the captain awaiting his response again...

Scott felt his nerve impulses cease to function and found his body some what paralyzed. This occured only by suprise and he was able to remove it by somewhat of a degree by using sheer will power. "What the hell was that?" he growled as he dropped Maria from his back and wnt over to pick up his sword.He then heard he speak and asked that they should might as well kill her. He responded by picking up his sword and attaching it to his belt beforefore folding his arms and saying, "that wouldn't be any fun, now would it?"

Rex on the other hand was more intriged with Lilla's ability to create matter out of thin air. It was far more facinating than any of the phsycic abilities she had displayed before. Before he could elaborate on her abilities he decided to address the orders. He turned to Maria and told her that she would have to work to stay on the ship, or else he would take her to the local law enforcer. He also explained the innings of the ship. It had the cargo/ armory hold, gally, chart room, Captain's Quarters, First Mates Quarters, and two crew quarters. He also explained that if the two of them wanted to join he would force the crew members who were already on board to sleep in the other crew space so there wouldn't be two different genders in one room.

She looked at the stowaway with curiosity and displayed a slightly confused look on her face... but there's no use in killing anyone.. on second thought... nor is it any fun without any other type of action.. She released her from the paralyzation and released what remained of the side-effects of it from the two whom were under it's force..

"Yes, that'll be more than enough. Thank you," she replied to the captain with a courteous smile. "I don't need much," she added politely, then finished her apple and went to inspect the rest of the ship - she was always adventurously curious.

On her way out, she heard the captain say something, stopped where she stood, and turned toward him.. "Hmm? What ability? What I do is nothing special - I'm sure you've seen it many times before. And as for my clothes - easily changeable.." She closed her eyes.. then reopened them.. looking around for some sort of guidance in that department. "What should I wear? I've never really gone anywhere by sea before.."