At the sight of the bruises, Gail whistled softly.  âThat looks like it hurts.  Right thenâŚsit tight.  As for the seasicknessâŚâ  She pulled out a drawer and offered him a small wrapped package.  âDonât ask what it is, you truly donât want to know.  But!  Just chew on one of those and your symptoms should fade.  Chew - donât swallow.  Spit it out over the side of the ship once the flavor fades.  And donât worry, they donât taste too badâŚjust a little peaty.  When you run out, come back and Iâll give you more.â
As the witch spoke, she pulled out a jar of salve.  Popping the lid, a strong herbal aroma filled the air.  Gail sprinkled in a dark red powder, murmured a few words, and a puff of smoke that smelled like ozone wafted from the jar.  Grabbing a brush from another drawer, she dipped it into the jar and moved to stand in front of Horatio.  âThis will tickle more than anything,â she promised with a slight smile.  âIâm going to brush the salve across your bruisesâŚyou should be good as new in a few, and then you can tell me if anything else still hurts, alright?â
As the witch went to work slathering the ointment on, Ty appeared in the doorway.  His gaze fixated on Horatioâs bare flesh for a moment longer than necessary, before he met the manâs gaze and leaned against the door frame.  âAll sorted out up top,â he said, speaking with a tone that suggested it wasnât entirely, but that it would be if the ones arguing wanted to stay aboard his ship.  âStillâŚâ I think, for the time being, it will be for the best if you share my cabin.  The others can complain if they want, but youâre a guest here, and they can suck it up.â
He shifted a little self consciously, watching the witch move around. His eyes looked at the package she handed him, turning it over as he seriously considered asking what it was. He didnât like being ignorant of anything. But, in the end, Â he decided that magic things were one area in which it was alright to be less educated.Â
He sat as still as possible as the witch returned with the salve that smelled like lightning and a brush, trying not to squirm as she brushed it on him. He was distracted from the feeling by movement and glanced up to see Ty there, the dragonâs eyes focused intently on him. He frowned feeling awkward under the gaze.Â
His eyebrows arched at the statement. Somehow, he didnât really believe the captain one bit. âYour cabin?â He wasnât certain how he felt about that. âI wouldnât want to impose...â