"Why a cross?"

"Its a holy symbol of a religion called Christianity. Granted, the enemies I was uh...talking about were raised corpses attacking an ancient church near Antioch, so I suppose a cross may have had...more signifigance there, but I dunno, its an idea all the same."

Hikiro shook his head "if worst comes to the worst we can hack off their limbs and render them usless combat wise." He wandered over to the bow and gazed out "whatever we're killing, It has got some real competition"

"...wait...what has competition?"

"The enemy you Dumbass." She walked towards Kane and grabbed his arm. Then whispered in his ear, "Sorry, it was between Dumbass and Love, and well, the men are standing right there." She laughed a bit and then looked around.

Li was still limping out onto the deck. Lucretia had blown past him and he was hobbling his way up to the deck and once again he had fallen over. He had barely made it halfway across the deck to the prow, where they currently were.
"Hey ... wait up luv's."

"Oh, Li, i almost forgot about you." She walked over to Li and tried to help him walk. "What's wrong with you? I didn't knee you that hard, did I?"

He almost jumped sideways trying to avoid Lucretia. He would have if he had've been capable but instead he kind of half-skipped and fell down. He relaxed a little bit after hearing what she said.
"Well I do believe that I won't be sitting normally for about a week but besides that I should be fine in oh... another hour or so." He attempted to maintain a smile but it came out as more of a jovial grimace

She tried her hardest not to laugh at the poor man. "well, it's good to know i can take you down with one swift kick."

"Hey, Captain! What the hell am I doing a few hundred miles away from my ship?! Not to mention about a quarter of a planet away from my home?" Kyoji asked angrily. He glared down at Lucretia from the guard rail over the captain's quarters. He looked up and saw the ships on the horizon, and decided that he didn't want another little adventure like the other day's. He moved behind the helm and turned hard to port. So hard, in fact, that everyone who wasn't bracing against something was knocked off balance, if not off their feet.