Sidney reluctantly put his game back in his bag.  He wasn't completely aware of what was happening elsewhere on ship, and he seemed to distance himself from the activity of the other mages.  He'd realized that they'd broken off into groups, his own little group consisting of his lone self.  Not bothered by this, he simply allowed small sparks to dance in his palms, awaiting the time when the ship would reach it's destination.

"Electricity..."  Sid muttered to the increasing gusts, casually scanning his golden gaze over the other passengers.  Upon seeing the miniature blizzard, an empty grin he wore.  The ice mage and the wind mage were quick to become pals.  And the other three girls seemed close already, too.  "It just doesn't mesh with the other elements."

A sudden cascade of water, and the electric mage leapt in suprise, jolts from his body bouncing from rain drop to rain drop before they crackled away in defeat.  The downpour didn't last long, the source obviously being the water mage, who looked to be drained by this point.

((Sorry, was at my father's house.)) 

[Tis alright Kate. You can join are awkward family reunion if you want XD]

As Amy slept peacefully, her little sea snake became curious and slithered out to explore a bit on its own. It had sensed electrical impulses, unnatural ones, and felt the need to investigate the cause because it had disturbed the snake's sleep. Making its way stealthily out of Amy's arms and out onto the boat itself, it followed the remaining electrical signals towards the source, a lone boy. The snake slithered up and licked the air, static running through its small body. It looked up at him with questioning but at the same time critical eyes.

"Hissssss." 

krov looked at sylvia, to amy and sara. what was going on? he asked himself, freaked out. he couldnt wait to get off the ship, he needed to rest,and creating a blizzard with sylvia wore him out. he couldnt do anything but lean his head back and cloe his eyes.

((sorry this was poorly written i'm using my kindle)) 

Sidney was just minding his own business when an undersized snake managed to sneak up on him.  A shudder drifted down his spine after his pupils first locked with the creature, though the fear vanished when he realized it was the water mage's pet.  That was funny...  The way it hissed kinda made it seem as though it was trying to ask- or possibly tell- him something.  That would make sense, seeing as how frantic his fellow mages were at the time.

And then arose the question, 'What can we do?'.  By the looks of it, the one they'd been so worried about was simply asleep.  But assuming it was more serious, there really wasn't much Sid could do.  "The only thing my electricity could help with is if her heart stopped, I'm afraid.  And I suppose if she isn't breathing, the wind mage could help.  But it doesn't look that critical to me.  Of course, I'm no doctor."  He shook his head to confirm this, glare rested on the sleeping girl.

Avalia snatched it from him and squished it a bit to get it into a powdery type of substance. As she worked, she hummed a lullaby that her grandmother had taught her. The words were very strange and in a different language, but when translated, they were:

Sweet little Angel

Don't you cry

The earth will comfort you

And water will find you a place to lie.

She pushed the pulpy stuff towards Amy, trying to put into her mouth...

Amy managed to swallow the flower, and coughed after it went down. She sat up and shook her head, trying to remember where she was.

"I'm.... on a boat," she reasoned, "in the sky." Then all the memories of the events on the boat slammed her mind like a hurricane and she started to sway. "Thank you, Krov was it?" Despite what they'd thought, she'd been able to hear them speaking the whole time, abeit at a whisper. Amy then looked to the sketchpad on the floor, picking it up and scanning through it. "Amazing..." she trailed off, leaning into Ava. "Hey, Ava?" she inquired, "if we're sisters... now what do we do?" It was true, although they'd pretty much confirmed that they were twin sisters, they had no idea what to do with that information. Amy sat, looking at her and waiting for her answer.

"Well Sara," Amy said, hugging Ava with one arm. "It's a bit of a long story but, let's just say, the proof is in the jewelry." She held up the two necklaces which had fallen to the floor.

"Ava?" asked Amy, turning to her sister, "you sure it'd be alright for me to visit?" Just then, her sea snake slithered back and up onto her knee. It acted as if it'd never left and went back to its place in her jacket, taking refuge in her warmth.

"Anyways, now that we're here, we should probably get going." She grabbed her things and waved goodbye to the skipper, making her way off the boat and into her new life. 

  Sara shook her head and gave the others a rueful look. "I don't know if we really want to know," she laughed as she bagan to gather her things. "Still, we're here, guys. I know that there are a couple teachers supposed to meet us, so let's hope they're here. Come on, let's go." She smiled at the four remaining, observing the distance between them all and hoping it would be gone soon. Something in her heart told her that the six of them would need one another desperatly in the times to come. She hoped that there would be a fire in her dorm. She needed to consult it, and hopefully find out something. With a slight sigh, she began to leave, moving slowly so she could walk with the others.

((Once everyone gets off, we'll have the two Magi come and meet them on the port.))