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A rain of stone and desolation falls upon the damaged ship.
The controllability-challenged vessel, buffeted by the stones, seems on the verge of sinking.
Not on the verge. From above, it's evident it's slowing down. The velocity change is subtle, but betrays a water ingress in the lower decks. A quick vision of future confirms they won't make it to grappling hook distance.
On your <span class="mu-b">Sister's</span> side, things are more difficult. A Breath attack sent the whole ship shivering just by brushing past it : her innate sound ability is perfect for shattering objects. But the rats are not idle. The boarding crew throwing a motley collection of slashing, piercing and bludgeoning instances scored a few lucky hits (blue at 3/4).
>Focus same ship than sister
>Attack different ship
>4d20 breath for white
>3d20 breath for Blue
>2d20 Secret Trick for Gwendolyne
