[Sanji had opted to sail on the raft with Laios, since his vulpix body is. Rather. Small, and something about the Boltund's "type advantage" that would make Sanji less of a liability out on the water. Also it's kinda hard to steer a raft with these stubby legs okay!! Plus, out of all these weirdoes, Laios is the one he probably understands the most. Anasui is someone he'd worked with before but it was more of an exercise in. Well. Peacekeeping. Which is not his forte but oh well!! He knows the guy can hold his own. And Flamebringer...well. If the guy doesn't bring up their awkward meeting, Sanji's not gonna bring it up either. He knows through unconventional means that the guy can be trusted for rearguard.
Sanji himself is bundled up in a raincoat of sorts that's perhaps a bit too big for him, but it should help. He stares at the water with a sort of longing...being a "fire type", sticking his paws in the water actually drains him, and he cannot afford that at the moment. He wonders if it's like what devil fruit users deal with...sucks. He'd also thought this hunt would be on the shore, but they'll make do here. In the end it makes sense; sea kings also don't often just come up to the shore to feed unless they're particularly hungry.
He catches Laios's brief glance, and huffs softly, sitting down next to him as his tails curl almost protectively around the bag of food stuffed under his stupid raincoat. ]
Yeah. Small fish swimming away real fast is usually a good sign something big is coming. Or even scared birds. What we're looking for is real big, and high on the food-chain, so the "food" is likely what will lead us to the predator. [His nose wrinkles slightly.] Er. Pokemon. I forget which of you have the same names for creatures.
[The vulpix's glassy blue eyes follow a stream of scattering, small fish pokemon, all of which run by Flamebringer's raft bringing up the rear.] Oi. Maybe you can catch one for some bait? [Or extra food for later. It's not the same but still, being on a small little bit of "dry land" on the open sea makes him just a bit nervous for a number of reasons. He rolls his shoulders, feigning disinterest.] It's just a thought. If you fall in, I'm not fishing you out.
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Sanji himself is bundled up in a raincoat of sorts that's perhaps a bit too big for him, but it should help. He stares at the water with a sort of longing...being a "fire type", sticking his paws in the water actually drains him, and he cannot afford that at the moment. He wonders if it's like what devil fruit users deal with...sucks. He'd also thought this hunt would be on the shore, but they'll make do here. In the end it makes sense; sea kings also don't often just come up to the shore to feed unless they're particularly hungry.
He catches Laios's brief glance, and huffs softly, sitting down next to him as his tails curl almost protectively around the bag of food stuffed under his stupid raincoat. ]
Yeah. Small fish swimming away real fast is usually a good sign something big is coming. Or even scared birds. What we're looking for is real big, and high on the food-chain, so the "food" is likely what will lead us to the predator. [His nose wrinkles slightly.] Er. Pokemon. I forget which of you have the same names for creatures.
[The vulpix's glassy blue eyes follow a stream of scattering, small fish pokemon, all of which run by Flamebringer's raft bringing up the rear.] Oi. Maybe you can catch one for some bait? [Or extra food for later. It's not the same but still, being on a small little bit of "dry land" on the open sea makes him just a bit nervous for a number of reasons. He rolls his shoulders, feigning disinterest.] It's just a thought. If you fall in, I'm not fishing you out.