Literally. A few of the sailors found an old board lying around and nailed it down to the scuppers. Garnal walked onto the plank with the crew yelling obscenities at her, jeering at her, and in general treating her with the level of disdain that only a pirate of her caliber deserved. Not that Garnal seemed to care. When she got to the end of the plank, she didn't look back or even acknowledge that she'd heard them. She simply jumped off and fell into the water with a splash and disappeared instantly. Some of the rowdier sailors got their guns out and fired into the water after her, but she was gone before they could shoot her. After that, Malock assigned two other sailors to the fishing crew: one was a human woman named Kocas Iknor, who seemed incapable of shutting up about her great hunting skills; The other was an aquarian named Byki, who resembled a squid in the face. Neither of them were trained fishermen or even just hobbyists, so Kinker spent the next few days teaching them how to haul in the trawl, how to clean and cook fish, and anything else about fishing that they needed to know.
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