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Syori looked at him and spun her scythe around. She plucked a singel dagger and tossed it the back hitting an oncomming pirate in the head knocking him out. Nina walked along the anchor calmly. Syori smiled as her little cat sottd in the enimies way. "Where is Loda?" She asked looking around she spied the chine and caught site of a red pool. "s**t." She said as she jumped below deck and plunged in t othe rising water. She spied the capitian of the blue pearl with an anchor in his side. She was extreamly glade they were underwater cause it cut the anchors weight in half. She pushed the anchor as hard as she could, untill it was unlodged from his body. She grabbed the capitian carefully and brought him back o the surface her imense strangth made it easy for her to carry him to the upper deck. She did a quick fix on his wounds after laying him in his quarters. She walked back out on to the deck and watched as Nina attacked the pirates her spiky armor extreamly effective.

Syori was pissed Her friend had been hurt, s**t did she acctually call him friend. So much for thrid person detachment. She ran gracefully along the chain her scythe flaying around her knocking people in to the sea. She stood on hte chain her pride and honor from her family showing. She made her way on to the other ship and walked to the cannons that the chain was comming out of. She would detach the cannons.

Loda regained consciousness but he found himself unable to move, which killed him because he could hear commotion outside of his living quarters that was definitely a fight, but it sounded so far off.... His torso hurt because he was stabbed between the ribs and hip by one point in the anchor he could feel already soaked bandages that was beginning to leak blood into his sheets. "Ugh this has been the worst day for me." He muttered and found himself having to vomit a mixture of lunch and blood onto his sheets, some of the splatter stuck to his face where it slowly dribbled down and he turned his head to wipe it in the pillow next to him. He was tired of not being able to do anything and even though it wouldn't do much he yelled at the top of his lungs. "Get off my ship trespassers! My crew will kill you all, don't think sheer numbers mean anything!"

Syori had started working on unhooking the chains. She felt a dagger pirce her side and she bit back a cry of pain. She continued on detaching the Anchor. She felt her back get stabbed a few more timed. Nina was hissing and clawing at the people tossing the El derado around. Syori finsished what she was doing when she noticed that others had gotten back on to the blue pearl. She cursed and dove in to the water and swam over to the ship. She scaled the side and took out the people. The ship was free but it was slower. It was safe from people crossing. She walked in to the Capitians quarters and looked at him keeping her back from his view. She picked up a bowl and a towel and cleaned his face. "YOu should try to get that over the bed." She said half joking. She was carefull as she rewrapped his wounds. Her hands swift and delicate.

"I can't move, I don't know why." Loda spoke softly, thankful that Syori was willing to help him, maybe a lady on the ship wasn't bad luck. "Thank you." Loda smiled a little but it was warm, and then he found himself in a moment of peace and slipped into sleep.

Syori smiled "Rest right now." She said softly as she finished the medical care. Living on your own you learn how to heal things quickly. Once he was asleep she took the vometed pillow replaced it with a clean one and finished whiping his face off. She fought back the dizzyness and the exaughstion as her blood dripped in to a little pool around her feet. She stood up and moved out of the capitians quarters still not showing him her back. When she got out she saw Dessert finish off thelast of the other pirates. She smiled and than pointed to the hole. "Theres and Anchor thats slowing down the ship we need to get rid of it." She said then the darkness took over. She fell forward her eyes closed. Her back looked like a pincusion with holes and daggers all over it.

While Sarifa looked out at the storming sea from the Indian dock, she wondered what was to be done. It would take maybe a day or two to have the repairs done and she wasn't exactly a patient captain. Especially when a trade was done. Looking back at her crew, Miss Ari smiled softly. Though they had been attacked by pirates and lost a few members they were safe now and that was all that mattered to her.

Sarifa's father, the second-in-command, watched his daughter as he watched over all things before leading her away from the merchant ship and back to the more solid land. The storm seemed to be getting worse but he knew it would pass before they were ready to set sail again. "I'll meet you back at the house," He said to her softly before leaving her at the edge of the dock.

The young woman merely nodded and continued to watch the choppy gray seas. It was a scary but beautiful sight. As long as there wasn't thunder. She didn't enjoy thunder at all. Gracefully, she turned and walked back to solid Indian ground. The sooner their trade was done, the sooner they could start heading back to England. She held the book she bought close to her. Wanting nothing more than to read its stories of India.