Vat-Katari couldn't help but admire his own work of clearing out the building with little more than a vague threat and hard glare, if he wasn't careful there would be no way for him to set sail with the weight of his massive ego. Luckily before his head got too big from his self indulgence his attention was grabbed by one of the few souls that decided to stay despite his less than inviting words. It was the fellow that he pegged as a Vint not too long ago and Vat-Katari had to admit that that feeling still stuck with him as he listened to the young man's brief introduction and even briefer explanation of his skills. Luckily for the both of them Vat-Katari didn't hold the same grudge against Tevinter and its people his Qun fallowing Kinsman did, and even luckier Vat-Katari understood the need of having someone that knew how to handle herbs and could serve as a crew's doctor. "Well I have to say Ser you make quite the impression and if you aren't just talking out of your arse I think you'll do just fine here." He said with his crooked grin to Rili and gestured to one of the free seats at his table.
It wasn't long after he had welcomed the not so much alchemist to the table that Vat-Katari noticed the small side conversation going on amongst his would be crew. Again Vat-Katari had to keep himself from stroking his own ego over his correct predictions, it seemed that small barbs were already being exchanged among the others in regards to his first mate position. Though he stood by his word of choosing to hold off on picking someone from just hearsay Vat-Katari was interested to see how his crew could handle with a little competition, he found that it was good to have people at his back that actually had drive rather than a bunch of yes men. Though at the moment it seemed that everyone was playing a game of wicked grace and hiding their hand, a game that Vat-Katari never found a liking for, but he managed to tolerate it for now.
It was then that Vat-Katari's attention was drawn to, more along the lines demanded, by the Tal-Vashoth that had taken a seat at his table earlier. Keeping to the stereotype that followed their people his fellow Tal-Vashoth spoke a simple sentence, that honestly Vat-Katari hadn't a nug's ass of a idea of what he meant by it until he then demonstrated. Blunt and to the point, Vat-Katari almost felt like he was back on Seheron talking to this one. "Good with a bow eh? That's nice, but we aren't on Par Vollen any more brother I'll need more than just your job to take you aboard. How about we start with your name." He said as he nodded back to the seat the Tal-Vashoth stood from.
