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<blockquote data-quote="pathfinderq1" data-source="post: 6521835" data-attributes="member: 48394">Throughout the aftermath of the fight, and the confrontation with Justice, J'hanna stood off to one side. She kept her helm and her shield on at first, just in case, but said not a word. It wasn't her ship, and so not her place to venture an opinion- and she had to admit she didn't entirely understand what had gone on here. The fighting part, well, she understood that, but not what was going on with Justice, and the other ship- had they been pirates, or was it some weird case of mistaken identity where they had thought this ship was pirates...She shook her head, finally, as the confrontation seemed to be resolved, and pulled off her helm just in time to hear Justice speak as he prayed over the elven woman. His words seemed sincere, and the gods seemed to answer- that was enough for her. She stepped forward to Garrison's side and spoke in a soft growl. &quot;That was bravely done of you, both during the fight and after. I had not thought that sailors might be as brave and skilled as soldiers on the land.&quot; Then she turned away and walked towards the captain. &quot;Is there anything I might do to help now? I am no sailor, but it seems we may be short-handed here and I am still healthy enough haul a rope or swing a hammer if it is needful.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pathfinderq1, post: 6521835, member: 48394"] Throughout the aftermath of the fight, and the confrontation with Justice, J'hanna stood off to one side. She kept her helm and her shield on at first, just in case, but said not a word. It wasn't her ship, and so not her place to venture an opinion- and she had to admit she didn't entirely understand what had gone on here. The fighting part, well, she understood that, but not what was going on with Justice, and the other ship- had they been pirates, or was it some weird case of mistaken identity where they had thought this ship was pirates... She shook her head, finally, as the confrontation seemed to be resolved, and pulled off her helm just in time to hear Justice speak as he prayed over the elven woman. His words seemed sincere, and the gods seemed to answer- that was enough for her. She stepped forward to Garrison's side and spoke in a soft growl. "[COLOR="#FFA07A"]That was bravely done of you, both during the fight and after. I had not thought that sailors might be as brave and skilled as soldiers on the land.[/COLOR]" Then she turned away and walked towards the captain. "[COLOR="#FFA07A"]Is there anything I might do to help now? I am no sailor, but it seems we may be short-handed here and I am still healthy enough haul a rope or swing a hammer if it is needful.[/COLOR]" [/QUOTE]

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