Luca looked over to Enzo, upon his observations with Seiren.
"Now now, my ship barely flies at the moment, if it wasn't for Allison's help, we'd have been screwed."
"Allison is our ship fixer. She's currently staying there now," Sebastian filled in the blanks.
"I suppose she could do with an extra set of hands," Luca said, nodding in agreement, "What if we move to a bigger ship which requires bigger working crew rather than just me and John?"
"I suppose we'll need to, since there are Mishhu about," Anna expressed her worries.
"Apupup," John interrupted her, "According to the manual, the ship, a Vampire Class comes equipped with a Medium Positron Cannon. They use those to destroy PLANETS," He stressed his point with a smile, "I seriously doubt a destroyer would stay in front of one."
As for the spare clone, Luca turned around and stroked his chin, then snapped his fingers as an idea entered his head.
"Public execution is too good for him," He smiled as he stepped outside, and saw a flagpole nearby. He snapped his fingers again as he recalled something that happened to him at college, "How about we string him up to dry on that flagpole, humiliate him and let the cops deal with him? Trust me, that way he can tell the world that he had his arse kicked by us."
"Just like the time at winter where we stripped you to your boxers and -" John was thinking aloud when Luca put his hand over John's mouth.
"No, I don't want to remember that," He cut in.
The clone begun squirming about, rocking in his chair and hopping around with clunks.
"I don't think he'll appreciate that at all," Sebastian said with a grin, "As a matter of fact, let's tie him up there, chair and all."
The clone begun hopping around in circles and fell on his side. The barmaid walked past him and collected everyone's cleared meals.
"You have some rate interestin' friends, y'know?" She said as she walked towards Vincent and gave him a peck on the bicep, unable to reach his face, "That's fer throwin' that sword wieldin' crazy out. I appreciate that," She then moved back to the kitchen, and came out to take orders from customers, who'd slowly begun to resume their drinking and eating.