Archibald thought about the question as he ate, unsure of what to do. He didn't even know for sure what the mainland had to offer, as it could be the same as the island, or it could be drastically different. "I dunno." He told her with a half full mouth before quickly gulping down the food he had stored. The food wasn't the best in the world, but it was good enough to pass, and that was all that really mattered to him when it came to eating. "I say we just tour around first. see what the mainland has to offer, and see if there are any good stores that have and excess wares."

Molly frowned when he spoke, "Don't talk with your mouth full," She smirked, "You might be a pirate but that doesn't mean you get to be gross."

She listened to him as he explained what his plan was for the mainland. She laughed a little, "I suppose I should have known that you wouldn't have much of plan," she smiled at him, "When do you after all."

She finished off her breakfast and pushed her plate away. She rested her chin on her hands and watched him, "That seems wise. Are we going to stay awhile or are we going to relieve the shops of their excess wares and go?"

"I say we enjoy the area while we're there. Hopefully no other pirates will be there, and everything will be perfect for us. I don't see any reason we can't enjoy the time on solid land." He told her as he pushed his plate a bit further in front of him, now finished with his food. He had been eating while Molly spoke, and sighed when she told him not to speak with his mouth open. He was glad that she said that, though, as he now knew that he wasn't the only one who still wanted to be clean and healthy, but also a pirate. "Plus, if they get a better look at our faces while we're there, they'll already know about us the next time we stop by."

The boat glided into the dock carefully and Molly quickly got them tied to the dock. She looked up at the deck of the ship, her hands on her hips, "Come along boys."

She then turned to looked at the main land that stretched out before them. She grinned, she never dreamed of the mainland but she always wondered what it would be like. Now, she got to find out. She walked off the deck and looked around. It would be wisest for them to do whatever sightseeing and inspecting they were wanting to do before they started to take off with any wares. Sure, they wanted a name but walking around after stealing everything would just get them thrown in jail.

Looking around though, she didn't even know where to start.

Walking onto the dock, Archibald couldn't suppress his look of amazement as he looked at the mainland. Sure it was technically a giant island, but he didn't care about that. It was so different than the isle, and he just wanted to look at everything. He didn't know what to expect from the mainland, and was surprised to see what it had in store for him. He was like a kid at a candy shop, looking at everything with a look of amazement and wonder. There were so many fine stores to rob, and there were probably many more if the moved away from the docks.

Molly looked over her shoulder when she saw Archibald walking down the dock. She smiled at him, "I say we do a bit of sight seeing, scope out the place, before we to..." She hesitated and looked around the place, "To business..."

She looked back at him, "We can sleep on the boat... There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with hanging around for a bit... Right?"

She wanted to explore everything and everywhere. What did the mainland hold. Was it different the farther you got away from the water. On the isle, you could just barely get away from the water. She really hoped there was some women's clothing that she could pinch too.

Molly looked over her shoulder when she saw Archibald walking down the dock. She smiled at him, "I say we do a bit of sight seeing, scope out the place, before we to..." She hesitated and looked around the place, "To business..."

She looked back at him, "We can sleep on the boat... There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with hanging around for a bit... Right?"

She wanted to explore everything and everywhere. What did the mainland hold. Was it different the farther you got away from the water. On the isle, you could just barely get away from the water. She really hoped there was some women's clothing that she could pinch too.

Archibald nodded in agreement with Molly. There wasn't anything wrong with hanging around a bit, and as long as nobody knew that they were stealing things, they were perfectly alright. "Nothing wrong with that." He said to her, looking around at the various shops and stores that were around the area. "Now... What should we do first?" He asked her as well as himself. There was so much to do and he had no idea where to start.

Molly pursed her lips when he asked her what she wanted to do first, "I haven't a clue."

They would stay on the boat, so it wasn't like they were going to have to find some place to stay. Also, looking around the docks, it didn't appear as though there were any pirates there. Although, she wasn't sure they would lay anchor somewhere that they could be found easily by the Marines. She looked around a little more before grabbing Archie's hand and dragging him off the dock. She ran when she noticed a little restaurant, "I don't know about you but I'm dying to get some real food."

"I agree." Archibald nodded with a small smile as he looked at that restaurant that Molly was looking at. It wasn't very big, but as long as the food was good or at least decent he didn't really care all too much. He didn't really seem to care about her grabbing his hand, as he didn't see it as anything more than just dragging him off of the dock. "I'm sure that we have the money to pay for a good meal, anyways." It seemed that all the money that the merchant had was still on the ship when they had stolen it, so they had a fair amount of money, not to mention a fair amount of things to trade if they ever ran low on money. "What do you think they cook?"

Molly looked back at him as she slowed to a walk, reaching the restaurant. She dropped his hand, no longer dragging him and pursed her lips. What would this place cook? She shrugged, "Maybe fish... It's by the ocean after all."

She grinned, "Of course, there is only one way to find out."

With that she pushed the door to the restaurant open and stepped in to get a look at the place.

Archibald maneuvered himself to be able to see inside the restaurant as well, and smiled at what he saw. There there a fair handful of tables around the center of the room, and a small bar with a few stools in the back up against the wall. There were a few men, women and waitresses walking around or talking to one another, and it all seemed very nice to him. Several scents invaded his nose as he sniffed the air, sure that one of those scents was fish. "I say we don't bother finding another restaurant and we just stay here!" He said enthusiastically.