Life at sea is not as exciting and thrilling as most Minstrels describe in their stories; on the designated safe route, most of the life on the ship is tedious.
Nora, along with her grandmother and fellow villagers, had been assigned to the same large ship, with other captives from scattered villages across the Wasteland.
Perhaps because of her young age, obedient demeanor, and pleasant appearance, Nora often proactively helped other Robbers mend their torn clothes, so unlike others who were abducted, she was allowed out of the cabin for half a day every ten days.
It is important to note that the voyage lasted for several months; if these people were kept long-term in crowded small cabins without sanitary conditions, they would fall ill not only due to psychological issues but also were extremely susceptible to epidemics.
