These ships are full of resources. With effort, they could be stripped down and taken away. She's been through too many lean times to avoid that thought. It's only a thought, though, because this ancient ship is more than that and because times are not that desperate above. She'll look and take away only what may help them above the waves. Pyrrha has had little trouble, considering what the sea can be like, coming here, so she seems to have tacit approval from Mariana or Mariana is content to ignore her actions.

(Or something is coming and will come, but that is the ocean, able to turn at any moment)

While keeping Falco in view, Pyrrha explores the items in the ship. For now she doesn't touch more than the walls or anchoring herself with a foot or ankle around something. Her eyes catch something with what very well could be writing on it. The patterns look too regular only to be the effects of water and creatures over time. Pyrrha keeps herself there and looks and looks, though no understanding comes with it.