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“That’s a sea leopard seal,” Vlad said. “It’s best if we don’t swim anywhere right now, because if it’s a male, it might be aggressive. Let it swim away from us…”
Vlad also didn't move. But the captain couldn't stand it. --Oh, I'll give you a good beating now, so you'll know not to interfere with my heroic mission!! A powerful tail strike stopped his tirade, and the captain ended up in the water and unconscious, while the sea lynx swam away.
Unfortunately, the captain stubbornly refused to grab an oar. The situation was complicated by the fact that the Kraken was not very far away, and no one knew when the random movement would detach it from the battered battleship and it would bump into the lifeboat.
From Vlad's expression, it was clear that he wanted to help, but he didn't know how to swim. Otherwise, it would be hard to explain his bewildered look.
May searched for something flammable that she could use to set the false tentacle on fire. She didn't want to burn the boat itself, but the oars would do.