Things were moving quicker than expected, the scents of wolves being found left and right. They had no borders as of yet, or at least none that were official, but even still there was a sort of line she no longer crossed. Though she wished to, something held her back—was it the need to guard that which she believed would be hers? It was, in all honesty, quite possible. Yet, Sen being Sen, she'd never admit to anything of the sort. Her life was that of a free soul's, wandering to far reaches of the land, coming and going as she pleased... it was just the type of wolf she was, the type of wolf she could not stop being. Oddly enough, still, the extended amounts of time between her trips had not gone unnoticed, leading her to question her decision to lead with Depp—well, it had, for like a fraction of a second. The moment the thought was there, it was reduced to dust. She was an empress by blood, so of course she needed to stay in a certain area. How else would an empire grow? It was common sense, really. While such a claim could have been refuted quite easily, the logical side of her mind was not given the chance to do so as a howl rang out; he was calling for her.

Immediately, the woman could do nothing more than smirk, her mind filled with images of Depp standing alone in some open space. Why was it, she wondered, that he'd called for her? Of course, there was a direct answer to the silent query, but it was ignored. All of the answers were ignored, really, the Gorgon having instead chosen to honour his request. If it was her presence he wanted, it was her presence he would receive. In her mind, she was not obeying him, simply doing something that was potentially beneficial for herself. Yeah, that was the only reason she'd chosen to seek him out, or so was the only tale she'd tell. Nevertheless, all of that was put behind her as she found herself nearing the familiar male, noticing the stranger at his side right away. It was another male she'd concluded, his scent undeniable. Honestly, the serpentine woman couldn't care less if the recruits were male or female, just as long as they didn't cause unnecessary trouble (or impose upon her directly).

Sen had wasted no time in falling into place at her companion's side, eyeing the other male with unveiled interest. He was large, rather bulky in her opinion, but not undesirable. She had allowed for a smirk to fall into place across her maw, silently approving the stranger despite knowing nothing about him. As far as she was concerned, he appeared to be of use, and so anything concerning his past didn't matter to her. "Hello," the woman greeted, using the time it'd take for the two to return the gesture to go over the words she'd heard moments prior. The entire conversation had not reached her ears, but the end of the unknown male's sentence was easily caught. "Does it matter if we have allies or not?" Being who she was, the act of inserting herself directly into a conversation wasn't the least bit rude to her. It was what it was.

The woman was met with silence from her companion, but the stranger seemed quick to speak. The greeting was returned—albeit far more formal than her own had been—followed by a name and a request for her own. He was an interesting sort, really, the way he spoke being enough to gain her attention. Rare was it one was met by such a formal and polite wolf and, though she was nothing of the sort, the mannerisms were well appreciated. "My name's Sen," she voiced after a moment of silence, deciding it best he know her by name right away.

Sen couldn't help but look him over several more times, examining his massive frame and wondering what all he might be capable of; depending on how one's mind worked, it could, perhaps, appear as if she was checking him out. In the face of a battle, it seemed obvious that he would do well, but could his mass be used instead for hunting? It was a thought that would remain present in her mind, the answer being one she'd obtain later on. "You didn't offend," came her response, the apology having more or less fallen on deaf ears. Though she'd acknowledged it, the words weren't something she'd hold onto. In her mind, he'd neither said nor done anything particularly offensive, thereby making his words somewhat meaningless.

Choosing to ignore Depp's mischievous glances (for the time being, anyways; she'd definitely be on high alert later), her attention was given to who she now knew to be Coeus. The feelings running rampant within her companion were unknown to her, though at any sign of them, she'd never let him live it down. Perhaps she would even prod at them, attempt to rile him up in some fashion and see what his reaction would be in the end—that, however, was all for a later date. "Are you naturally timid, or just uneasy around numerous wolves?" Sen was unaware of how intimidating she could be.

Sen was not the romantic type—far from it, actually—but even she knew how to accept a compliment. He'd started with her name, deeming it unique and then her mysterious. Such were comments she'd said nothing on, choosing instead to let him continue onward to answer her query. The response she'd been given, however, was far from the one she'd been expecting. It was not due to her not being confident with her appearance, but rather her lack of experience with such an honest wolf. He'd been blunt, yes, but not negatively so. She could appreciate that much, really, but wished oh so desperately that he would have saved such an elaborate answer for a time in which they were alone. She knew Depp, and knew he would not let her go on without a comment or two being made in regards of the words said to her.

The woman was not against Depp's departure, knowing she would end up seeing him again sooner or later. She was far more interested in the male her companion had found for them, finding him quite intriguing. It wasn't everyday one was left standing against a man of his build, and especially not one so well mannered and timid. She wasn't yet sure how she felt towards the overall situation, nor could she place a label on her thoughts regarding his nature around her, but she was certain that his presence was enjoyable. The man was an honest soul, it seemed, which would make him something of a breath of fresh air within her life. She would definitely speak with him more as time progressed, but only ever when Depp was nowhere in sight. The less her companion knew of her private endeavors, the better for her in the long run. The last thing she needed was to give him more fuel for teasing her.

"Why would I hurt you?" Sen questioned, though it was obviously rhetorical. "You're going to be a member of our pack, aren't you? I'm not going to stop you from complimenting me, just be mindful of who's around when you do it." In truth, the serpent was not one to dislike compliments. In fact, she was quite fond of them, the words always finding a way to further inflate her ego—which was pretty amazing, considering how big it already was. "C'mon, I'll show you around a bit." Without waiting for a reply, the woman would head off to trek through the territory. Whether or not the other followed was entirely up to him, she would neither force his company nor wait for him.