That he did not understand earlier her basic word use of describing the two of them didn't really surprise her. Calmly she explains to the boy the difference within their species. Hoping he would try and understand. Though she would not let go of his hand, keeping hers locked tight around his own, her body shaking at the idea of falling down into the deep blue ocean. Gratefully she grabs hold of the railing the minute he brings her back to his side. Her lithe frame leaning on him, if only for a moment, her breath shaky for a moment, as she attempts to calm herself down. She was not safe. But she was much safer now than she was beforehand. When he moves away her eyes close for a moment. She attempts to focus on the ship as it rocks and bounces up and down a top the waves. With a reluctant sigh she opens her eyes, using her telekinesis to help keep her from falling should she slip again, she follows down after him. His apparent disdain at her pace is ignored for the moment, he did not understand that she didn't acquire some of the natural skills that comes with a cat. The moment she finally lands on the deck she can barely keep an eye on her bare-footed companion. The crowd was far too packed together, each person distracted by an attraction, some being in line for something else, families with small children trying to corral or hush them, and drunk couples slouching over, and the rest of the people just being there.

The main deck was filled with a variety of people enjoying their vacation already â€" some sun bathing, some eating, and some swimming in the various pools along the deck. Blue-grey eyes scanned through the crowd, searching for her companion and finding him standing in line for a slide. Well that couldn't be a bad thing. However, as she looked to see where the slide would end her eyes widen in shock. Before she could yell at him to get out of the line the man handling the line, and for some reason allowed a fully clothed individual to go down a damn water slide, Tobias had already gone down. Rushing through the crowds she managed to get to the side of the pool where the slide would drop him, but when she looked at the end of it expecting to hear Tobias cuss and howl in anger at being dumped into the water, she was shocked to see the boy stuck at the end of the slide, barely touching the beginning of the water that licked the end of the slide. Unsure with how she was going to get him out of this predicament she looked around until she noticed one of the lifeguards handing a couple a swimming pool paddle boat. With a grin she moved over to him pointing to her companion, the one where other lifeguards were yelling at him to leave, explaining that she could solve this issue.

"Sir...Sir...it is okay, I'll handle it. Just please let me have that other paddle board."

"Fine, just get the guy out of there."

"Thank you Sir!"

As the lifeguard placed the paddleboat down in the water, she managed to get herself in, using the peddle to move herself over to her companion where more lifeguards and different people in the pool and the line for the slide yelled at him to get out. As she managed to pull the paddle boat towards the opening of the slide, she ignored the boos and the jeers, her eyes focused solely on her companion. Slowly she eased the paddle boat next to the slide, luckily all he had to do was crawl over and he would be safe from the water. Grabbing the rope on the side of the boat she tied it over to the side of the slide, allowing the paddle boat to remain there at his side. This would allow him the ability to simply crawl over to the paddle boat, safe from the water. Leaning over towards him, she places one hand on his own, ignoring his claws as she spoke encouragingly to her companion, still ignoring everyone that yelled and hollered at the two of them.

"Tobi...Tobi...you did really good going down the slide! I know you are scared, but look here, you can get on this boat, and we'll peddle ourselves to the ground. Then we can get you something to eat?"