She didn't have a clue as to what was going on around her and quite honestly, she didn't really care. As of now, Gryffin was in a state of oblivion, too far gone to care much about anything truly serious. Instead, she wandered about, giggling softly to herself as hazy eyes staring ahead, looking but not really seeing. She was often like this, wandering about high off something she'd found and eaten - this time it having been shrooms - as she looked for a place to call her home. 

The girl desired a place where she could be herself. Her high, laid back, uncaring self around other wolves without much judgment. She wanted a family. The fact of her actual family being near was completely unknown to her as she stumbled on, vaguely registering the scent of another. "Zo dolega?" Murmuring under her breath she switched directions on unsteady limbs, excited at the possibility of getting to meet someone. God, she was lonely. With a softly wagging tail, the girl with angel wings in her fur set off towards this other wolf, soft giggles escaping her muzzle as she stumbled along, willing to risk meeting someone in this vulnerable state if it meant gaining a companion.

Hazy electric blue eyes met that of the other wolf's, blinking slowly as if trying to process what was being said. Her mind was slow in this state, not nearly as sharp and quick acting as it would be when Gryffin wasn't high off something. If she were ever honest with you, she most often put herself into this state to avoid the overthinking of everything that came with her mind. That was for a later date however as now the girl's brain registered what he had said, making her eyes light up. Tsis was the language she spoke most comfortably though she understood what he had asked and attempted to reply in the same tongue, her brain and mouth trying to cooperate to form the proper words. Words weren't necessarily a practiced skill in this state. "You..are Sahira..? There are more...of us?"

He had her attention as she stood there with a head tilted, almost swaying as if she were about to fall. Perhaps, she thought to herself, it was fate in meeting this family member in a state where she herself barely remembered who she was, as she shut out the ability to think and realize that she was alone. Perhaps things would finally be turning around for the fallen angel that was stranded on this miserable plane of loneliness. Plopping into a sitting position when her back legs grew unsteady she closed her eyes, almost seeming to doze off right then and there. If it weren't for the motion of her tail against the ground one might have thought she did but soon enough she opened her eyes once more, peering into his with a dazed curiosity.