Ludwig was impressed by how nonchalant everyone was about the ship crushing one of the sand worms as if they were nothing, leaving them behind like some unfortunate road kill. He turned to the captain asking "I suppose this should also work against the bigger worms?"
"Nope," the captain said, "All the big worms are big for a reason," she explained, "They don't grow that size just because they eat a lot, but because they know how to survive. If a big one truly wanted to take a bite of this ship, it'll split us in half. But they never do, they are very timid and are afraid of confrontation, they only fight when its mating season, and that has long since passed. For now they'll all avoid us." She said. Her thumb rubbed the edge of her holster as she spoke, an old habit checking a familiar tool.
