For a while, the situation had been entirely under control. It appeared that the group of pirates had sense enough to stand down, since they'd all decided to sit around and wait until the fishwoman got bored, mentally counting the reps of strenuous exercise of their compatriot who was being used as a chair by the aquatic maiden. "Doin' great so far, Dilbert!" one of the men shouted, giving a few weak claps, only to stop when he realized he was the only one providing any sort of encouragement for the man. 

The awkward display was cut short by the sudden appearance of Sancho, Hamel, and some fat man in a ridiculous get-up, who appeared to be in command of the little troupe here judging by the quickness with which the "free" troublemakers decided to leap into action. "Never a dull moment with you, huh, Sanchie-dear~?" Samehana remarked, smirking at the casual manner in which the captain seemed to address the situation. Deciding to stand up from the now-fatigued gentleman, Samehana picked him up by the scruff of his shirt and tossed him at a few of the men who'd drawn their weapons, knocking them to the ground as the rest surged forward to make their assault. 

"Hora hora~. 'Doom Pirates', hm? How scarrryyy~." Samehana chimed, baring her sharp teeth with an almost savage glee as one of the pirates swung a cutlass towards her in a downward arc. As the blade made its way toward her form, her hand quickly shot up, he palm making impact with the flat of the blade. Rather than simply slapping the blade away, instead the sword snapped in two, only for Samehana to snatch the top half out of the air and throw it into the foot of another man approaching from the side, pinning his foot to the ground. 

"Yeeeoowwwie~. That might have been a bit too far, huh, sweetie?" she cooed, sidestepping another strike as she scratched the back of her head, planting a knee into the chest of the pirate whose sword she broke. Considering how weak these guys appeared to be, the fishwoman almost felt bad for having to beat on them. It was practically bullying. But, from the looks of things, this seemed to be a matter of them getting their just desserts. Weaving through attacks and delivering her own in turn, Samehana made sure to stick to some rather basic punches and kicks, deciding that actually bothering to apply techniques in this situation, was probably overkill. Sure, these guys probably weren't the nicest bunch, but there didn't seem to be any real benefit to [i]crippling[/i] the fools. 

The fishwoman chuckled slightly, having seen the rather embarrassing display Hamel put on. Or, at least, it might've been embarrassing for someone who [i]wasn't[/i] Hamel. In any case, the Fleece's first mate posed an interesting question. "Hm. Well, these guys seemed awfully prepared to kick some pirate ass when they showed up here. Maybe Sancho happened to steal their thunder?" Samehana remarked, jabbing an elbow into the face of yet another pirate before using the weight of another pirate's attack to hip toss him into two more attackers.