Dockside of the Flying Dutchman, Junbei and Daenys arrived by his crew's vessel. Still underneath the city of Gubo, Junbei stretched his arms after the quick pace flying he'd done to advance towards the ship. Yawning, Junbei would turn to Daenys to check on if she was okay, and it was at the moment that Junbei's eyes met with Daenys that he gave out a astonished scream. "ARGH!" the Auburn Songbird exclaimed. "I rushed you here but ... You see... We hadn't a cook since you joined so... two things. We don't actually have much food aboard the ship... We usually fish. Two, our Kitchen is a mess. It's filled with cobwebs... and food cans... It's pretty much mostly guys aboard. Rishi Rishi." Junbei exclaimed. "As Captain, I'm ashamed but I'll help you clean and shop. Just lemme know which one we're doing first. I kind of should've thought about that before flying us on the otherside of town." Junbei stated, a nervous drip trickling down his forehead. Taking off his jacket, he'd simply have a black undervest, plopping onto the ground, waiting for Daenys response, his fingers would trickled along the strings of his Funky Jammer, his Piano Guitar, he'd keep on him at all times. A cheerful melody would echo through the cave's contents, while the men on the ship prepared for the next voyage at hand, the Yonko was all about soaking up the energies and sceneries of now. Where he'd been before left no room for taking breathers or valuing friendships, the dark pit he'd dug himself out of would often trail back into his brain and it was in these moments, honestly, that his eyes would exhibit a glazed look. His Royal Purple Irises would simply expand and stare into a pass of pain that none of his crewmates could ever imagine his current chipper demeanour to hail from.
The light streamed through the dolines, as it would ever so often, along with a swarm of fresh oceanic breeze that'd leave the taste of salt water on tip of your tongue and clearing the stuffiest of noses once it trailed upon the senses. His melody almost came to a close, rattling randomly on strings always comes to some end with no geared purpose, all he was doing was repeating a few chords every now and again, no real direction or intent to compose a song. What adventure would this day bring for the Songbird, what new element about himself would he discover, it was all part of this huge waiting game we all call 'life'.