Ankyra Sound do you read with him too?

Aiolos would not go without notice the recognition which shined in her expression upon the mentioning of his brethren... or, his mistresses. Could he even call him his kind, his brethren, his kin? A claimed prize from a raid, a slave, but a basterd of his own blood family then that of the Nereides. It made the likeliness of ever being chosen by one of the sea women all less likely. 

She speaks of their region, speaks the tongue and Aiolos ears perk, though his head remains low. He had found them! Or, at least, one of them... Not his unit, not their missing lady but a woman of import none the less. She stood to attention, expressing now the importance of who she was.The woman, Caiaphas, was not one he had ever seen before. Surely if she was of his tribe he would have recognized her, especially with such unique pattern. None the less, she was of a branch of Nereides from the islands, and a former Siren Queen at that and so demanded that exact same respect. 

Olo's back legs dug into the cold, moist earth and his forelegs pushed forward, one bending under him as he took a bow before her. She explained she was one of the first settlers here, how she had ruled and, how the tribe had faltered and none remained - savor her. The woman before him had been defeated by this cruel land and wished to pass this along to @Minerva. She had given up, but would they? 

"She is not. Minerva was sent on a mission when the sea took her. A group of us were sent on a recuse mission to retrieve her." And that was all her knew. All he was aloud to know. Minerva was of great importance, yes, though Aiolos didnt know if by her command they would stay or if they would return home. That is, if they ever found one another again. "Ovid, Artemis, Fortuna and the others... we got separated from the quakes.