"Yes. It's part of being in the world of the cruise ship. Death is not permanent here, but it does have a cost. It used to be free." He sounds wistful for a moment, then lets it go. "Now you might lose something when you return to life, like some memories, or part of your body. But nearly everyone returns after three days time."

Hmm. She doesn't understand the situation yet. As they make their way to the Tommy Bahama's, he considers everything. "I should let you know that escape is currently impossible, though some of the humans have been working on it and I do not know what you are able to do. But you will still need a safe place if you are weak during the day, and this space will provide that for you. People rarely venture into the depths, staying near the entryway when they come for clothing."

It's late so the promenade is empty - though he still has them avoid the bars, the most likely place to see people. It's a relief to come through the entrance of the clothing store and enter the awful stark lighting. He nods to it. "It goes on and on. Do you have a good sense of direction, or smell?"