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Hydra's presence was welcomed with a respectful nod. Her immediate announcement came as a surprise; Ying had noticed that the Queen rarely spoke first, unless there was something important. Somewhat on edge, she stood and turned to face her companion, confusion clear in her expression.

Hua or Mei? She suspected that it was the former. Hua had already voiced plans to visit Neverwinter; it made sense that she would travel further south to Moonspear, too. Ying cursed both herself and her sister for having not been able to act as escort. Who was to say what had happened in her absence? Furthermore, what had her sister been able to learn? 

Ying was careful to keep concern from her expression. I do not send her, and I do not know she is burning — having experienced her heat once, she knew well the feeling — If I know this, she stays at home. She was too careful to have purposefully allowed any of their women to leave the island during such a sensitive time. 

Hua, being a relatively sensible woman, should have known better. Ying wondered what her sister had been thinking, to leave home in a time such as this. How long? She wanted to know how close to home her sister might be. If close enough, the Jiang might have been able to catch her beforehand. Do you know if she is alone when she sees you?