Suddenly, two more people appeared on the ship, but for the crew of the Seven Seas Traveler, it didn't have much impact. The Seven Seas Traveler was originally designed for nineteen crew members, with the quarters in the back able to accommodate sixteen people in total, while the captain and the ship's officer had their own rooms, and the infirmary could also house one person.
In fact, under the typical shift-resting method on an airship, the Seven Seas Traveler could accommodate up to thirty-five sailors. However, with Miss Tata aboard, there was no need for so many people. This actually brought another benefit: fewer people meant the life supplies carried were correspondingly less.
Therefore, although the Seven Seas Traveler doesn't look large, the living conditions of the crew are top-notch among airships of the same size.
