terance came when called, as he always did. he stopped at the borders, across from the man that had called for him, waiting expectantly. at first, he expected to recognize him, as he had called for terance specifically. but terance did not know this man... and so, after a view look overs, terance realized-- "you're here on seabreeze's behalf." he wasn't quiet as he spoke, though the reminder of her stung. at least this meant she was safe-- and his children, safe.

terance let out a soft breath of relief, his head shaking. "i'm glad to hear it-- and olive? and her children?" he asked, gaze focusing back on the stranger. but, ah, terance couldn't help but smile as the man released a yawn, attempting and failing to stifle it. he cleared his throat, nodding kindly. "of course, i will find you something to eat, it's not a problem," he said. well, maybe someone else wouldn't have gotten him the food but... terance felt he wanted this man to have a good impression of him-- especially if he was going back to see seabreeze. 

"there are plenty of resting places on the outskirts of the territory-- comfortable ones, i can show you. i appreciate you coming," he continued, motioning for the stranger to follow him, "do you have a name?"

"i'm glad to hear," was all terance said. and then his ears swiveled to face the man-- who's name was drakonis and... oh?

"is olive your mother?" he asked, interested but more concerned about the illness. at least, he was pretty sure that was cass' surname-- he could only assume that olive had the same one.

terance hadn't expected a full backstory-- stepmother would've done. but he nodded politely, vaguely interested and added, "then your step-sister is among our ranks, i consider her a close friend." perhaps olive had already told him such though. "perhaps she'll stop by," terance said, but if the man was only here a day terance would doubt they'd run into one another.