Ferret was sitting un a pile of crates sipping away at his flask. Fiddling with his scimitar, looking at the cables that were holding the crates he was sitting un suspended in air, about fifteen yards. The lift that was holding them was tied off, so he didn't have to worry, unless someone came along and cut the line on 'accident'. Fish were feeding at the edge of the water, men and women were getting on boats and carrying crates much like the ones under his bum. He decided to have a little fun. He took his sword and took out the top of one of the crates. Inside were assorted fruits of all sorts of kinds. He took out one of his favorites, a very small orange called a clementine, cut it with his knife and began eating it. While he was eating it, he took out an apple, cut it into several peices and threw them at people down below him, Seagulls swooped by and ate the apple pieces.

Shynthriir was standing on the front of the ship, he volunteered to guard the boat and its good while they were sailing. He took the job because he had never been sailign before and he had the chance, so of course he took it. He looked around and noticed a man sitting on the cargo which was being loaded in the ship, he watched as the man opened the ship and then started eating the fruit. Shyntiriir nimbly climbed up the machine that was loading the carge and climbed the wire to get to the cargo beside the man. He sat down next to him and said, without actually looking at him, You know, I am supposed to be making sure people do not steal any of this, though I believe I don't have to be watching out for it until we leave port.

He took a nice large, the largest he could, bite of his clementine and said, "Well, I'll be here to watch over this stuff, for ya. No one will steal anything on my watch!" He took his blade and cut open another box and said, "Oh! Grapes! A delicacy!" He reached in, grabbed a bunch, and kept eating. "So, why are coming up here and telling me this if I'm guarding 'em for ya'?"

Shynthriir laughed at the man's actions and then remarked, Because once the time is right and the ship leaves port, it will be my job to watch them, reguardless of what you say, and I don't think you would like to test my power. It sounded more egotistic than he meant it to be, though he got his point across and that was all that he cared about doing at the moment.