Kai continued to look at the younger boy expectantly for a moment longer. Technically, he did answer both his questions, though, the teenager felt that the replies ended off at an awkward place, like more detail had to be given in order for the exchange to be somewhat productive. It was obvious that he did not want this 'help' enough to trust a group of strangers with further information, which was perfectly understandable, of course. Having said all that he wanted to for the moment, he turned to Isago and Ratte for suggestions. He let out a short snort at Ratte's nickname for the drunk pirate, and then went along with Isago, slightly concerned with him inviting the two newcomers along but saying nothing about it.

A hideout at a secluded part of the harbor in the middle of a bunch of disintegrating boats? Well, that was exciting. Kai had heard the rumors many times, since he rather often came down to the harbor. Now that he was with a group of people, it seemed like a good time to go where he had never been. He could not remember how long it had been since he had stepped onto a boat, and when he eventually got to do it again, he would not have imagined it being like this. However, considering the way he had been living, what even was predictable? Once they were hidden, he leaned in towards Isago and spoke cautiously.

"Would you happen to have suitable ammunition in that bag of yours Sir? I'd be more secure with a loaded pistol."

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Ratte stepped up onto the boat with a slight grimace. Unlike her namesake suggested, water wasn’t something she associated with herself often and she rarely found herself near the harbour. The water sloshing around them made her feel uneasy Andrew the whole setting made her feel uneasy. She stepped aside, allowing the newcomers to get onto the boat first. She didn’t trust that they wouldn’t do anything yet.

“So.. any food plans?” She looked to Isago, stomach letting out a gurgle as if to emphasise her point, “Or should I go and find us some?” She asked, leaning on the doorframe.
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Francis looked around at the proceedings, with some suspicion. It was pretty nerve wracking having been led into this place, there wasn't any real place to run. However, despite this at the suggestion of food, his eyes perked up, "may I have some bread?" He asked tentatively.

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Gone but not gone. Trouble was stirring in the city. A threat like none had ever seen. Everyone would be threatened. She had tried to stop it but she was one against many. She had never worked well with others as proven by the heist that didn't go as planned. Of course that had been the problem. It had been planned. Her plans never worked. She knew this but she had tried it anyway. She hadn't had a choice but that was beside the point.

She made her way over the roofs until she reached the docks. There they were all together. Getting on a ship. Not the best hiding spot. They would be trapped there. She had to get to them before the ship left dock. If she didn't they would be trapped. Not that the group was without skills. She was sure that they would be alright under normal circumstances unfortunately the situation they would be in at sea wouldn't be normal in anyway.