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Cas gives Doran a smile but not a kiss, as a lot of the men are glaring at him for waking them up (even thuogh that's always the way of it). He heads up on deck, and spots Kyo, already working. He gives the asian man a bit of a smile too, "G'mornin'."

Caspian raises an eyebrow, as usually Kyo is quite pleasant towards him. He ignores it for now though, as there's work to be done.

And the obliterator sets sail for Siren Territory.

Caspian's starting to think that maybe Kyo wasn't ever all that interested in being friends with him... it was just his Blueness, or whatever he'd called it, that made him want to help epople, and now that cas had someone else to rely on, the asian'd stopped bothering. or something. He tries not to think about it much, and Doran is very good at helping him forget abuot things, at least for a while.

And Uriel starts learning Japanese.

Mmhmm. Kyo and Uriel notice them first, Kyo because he can sense that there are green beings nearby, and Uriel because they're usign their magic... althuogh by the time he can sense their magic, he's already ensnared by it, as is everyone else on the crew who fancies women.

Uriel knew all along he liked women (as well as men) and he was as gone as the more heterosexual pirates. All the men who were ensnared began making their ways towards the edge of the ship, to get closer to the sirens.

Caspian rushes about, ordering the few men with their wits left about. His mind notices but doesn't haev time to process that kyo seems uneffected...

At one point, he notes something he feels Orient should know, "Orient! Uriel's..." Ok, so as he's yellling he finds he has to grab onto the boywhore to stop him from following a different one of the pirates overboard.

Caspian knocks Uriel out, and for safety's sake drags him further from the edge too, "Well, he seemed plenty sly in bed!" The irishman replies, "An' what about Uriel? I though' he was..."

This loverly conversation is taking place as they baff their friends on the heads and try to steer the ship away.

AFter much struggling, and losing a good half the crew, they make it past the sirens, to the isle where the treasure's supposed to be. Caspian suggests that on the way abck, they knock the straight men out in advance so as to prevent losses.