And oh, what a wonderful thing to see. The Cutter makes good time, fierce and fast for a trawler! it bee lines as much as one can in a moving shifting sea that often destroys straight paths. Sluagh, as a rule, are drawn to the edge of the sea, they do not partke often in the sailing, and yet, nothing is denied a sluagh, and not even the sea's odd lack of places to duck and hide will disuade one more used to rivers than ocean. And Earl as he stares and gives her hand a squeze, does seem to reflect something in his gaze that indicates her guesses might not be far off. She can see him as a sailor of old nord who would risk the grave paths of other ships to find a new passage beyond it.