And thus, their little game, which was also a challenge, a hunt, and an exploration of the cosmos, continued on for several hours. The sea was just upset enough to ensure that their pants and not alone, were impossible to be detected by anyone above.
Those maps were traversed completely. So did their bodies, so did all the conceivable ways for that exploring to occur. Unfortunately they were now too blurry and wet to serve their purpose beyond, but it was a sacrifice that bothered none of these two.
The aftermath of this "exchange " had found them together on her bed, but no longer heaving. Rather, soundly asleep, exhausted, but more than pleased. The map served them well even after the adventure was over, now taking the role of a cover.
The hidden door leading to her room slowly opened, a figure emerging from the shadows, a wicked smile carved on that mischievous face. Upon seeing them, however, the face lost its colour, and the weirdo stormed off. Hawks, half-awoken by the sound, made no connection of the sounds, and I instead wrapped his arms around her, giving her a soft peck and resting his head next to hers.
Above, to the decks, Ginji was sweating, panting, in terror. "H-he lovely banged her hair write ... w-what a monster!" Thankfully, her deepest secret still safe, thanks to his irrational -or maybe not irrational- assumption. And the night went on.