Then as quickly as she started, she stopped, pushed him away and went into the bathroom with a backwards glance and a wink, locked the door. Just then...the room door went, it was the champagne.He waited, slowly slipping his drink, waiting for her to emerge. The door slowly clicked open, and a hand snaked out to flick of the light in the room. The door then slowly opened, she was stood there, a black silhouette against the stark light of the bathroom. The outline of her was driving him wild, she. I unscrewed the plastic cap and took a light sip of the water, then handed the bottle to her. She drank it down, her eyes watching me. I smiled reassuringly at her.When she was done, I asked her, "Is it okay if I look at the scratches on your back?"She nodded. I moved behind her and raised the back of her shirt up. The scratches were scabbed over, but I didn't think I saw any sign of infection or anything. I wasn't a doctor, so I just had to judge how they looked right then as opposed to how. Captain," he answered beaming with joy.When the De Droom moved away from the side of the Maidens Revenge she hoisted all sail available, and got away over the sea as fast as the prevailing wind and her limited sail area could take her.At the helm Diego brought the Maidens Revenge about and took position following behind the other ship, and in less than five minute they had overtaken the sail restricted Barque, and two hours after that not even a speck of her sails could be seen on the horizon. Everybody in the squad realized the importance of having a bazooka, so they were eager to find one ASAP. Luckily, the tent next to ours was empty, so I told them to show up there as soon as they came up with the bazooka.Once these details were covered, I went back to see what Maj. Harris had in mind for us to do tomorrow. He wanted me to take both squads out on combat patrol, more for us to get to know each other than for any damage we might do to the Krauts, though that would be appreciated,.