( Red eyes the mast he's shoulder checked her toward with a grimace, but it seems like he's still not moving toward it himself, and she doesn't want to abandon him. She doesn't think it's wise to abandon him, because he might just go over the side or she could. It's not like her ability to fight against this is any better. She's only fighting it at all because he's helped her to muffle the sound from her head. )

We gotta tie ourselves together better and go forward. Shit.

( She shoves the debris down, wedging it between two planks in the ship they're precariously on at the moment. Then she takes off her jacket and hands him one of the sleeves of it. )

Tie it around you as tight as possible, and I'll do the same with the other side. That way if one of us goes over, the other can pull them back.

( It's hard to say how much she can even be heard at the moment, but since they don't have any rope (and any rope that might have come with these ships has likely long since deteriorated if the wood itself is struggling to hold together), this seems to be the next best option. )