Grumbling about nearly being guilted into a trip she had made her way up the ramp of the Roving Wench and into the Cabin. Promptly, she fetched a small sack and began shuving articles of clothing in it - enough for three or so days. She rifled through a small box near the bed pulling out several small sacks. Some filled with gold, and some with seemingly unimportant trinkets, all were uncermoniously thrown into the bag. "This better be worth it.." she'd sigh, as she pushed aside the mattress of the bed, and reaching a hand blindly underneath, feeling around untill she had found the slim box, she slid it out from beneath the mattress and opened the top - inside were six peices of hard polished wood, all with different shapes lines, numbers and even names painstainkingly craved into them. Each peice of wood was an awkard shape, as if they had all been whole. She'd count them a moment, ensuring all the peices were there before closing the box, and sliding that too into her sack. Before leaving, she'd tear a peice of parchment and hastily scribble a note "Going home - Auryon" Satisfied that it was information enough, she left the Cabin, and deboarded the ship, sack thrown over her shoulder as she rejoined Vincent, following him to the Market place where he argued breifly over transportation. Whilst this occured, the pirate had once again slipped away, towards the Dark arm forge where upon finding the building locked up tight, had withdrawn the slim box from her sack and slid in inside the mailbox, wedging it into the very back. Even mika, with all his specialness, would likely have a hard time extracting it with his bare hands. She left no note inside, knowing he would be pleased if not a bit puzzled with the gift she had left him in charge of.
Vincent joined her once again looking questioningly as she stepped away from the Forge.
"Why are you at Mika's?" Vincent asked, escorting her towards the carriage he had illegimately aquired thanks to red-heads peer pressuring, "He's obessed with me. If I didn't atleast say goodbye, He'd cry himself into a secound death."