Dowkan curses the lack of a way forward. Leaning against the wall, the takes a swig from his waterskin. "You look after that sword and leather good now, ya hear," Dowkan says to Sabriel. "I know some of the boys would pay good money for stuff of that quality. If they could afford it, o'course," he adds with a rough laugh.
"Me hates to say it, but it looks like it's back on the raft for us," he says as he stoppers his waterskin and stands upright again. "Well, come on then," he adds with some fustration in his voice, obviously not content with the lack of urgency shown so far this morning. "The longer we're about this, the longer them dreams have got ti work on us."
Shaking his head, the dwarf starts his way back to the beach and the raft, mumbling through his beard half the way.