Hushed Willows the ocean takes my fear away

Of course, the Empress' name was a well-known one, its familiarity reaching as far as the sea. Lumiya could only dream of this realm knowing of her existence and power - how she stood tall, though not literally, and showed kindness to all. She aimed to become a legend of sorts, among her faeries and among those on the outside looking in.

"A man who is part dog, stripe and dark color, pale belly, warm eyes- call himself Donovan, this one."

That fit the description of the intruder they'd had not too long ago... A beast of a man, yet he had responded kindly to Fionn and her finding him and escorting him across their border and back to where he'd come from. They'd not exchanged names, she was fairly certain, which made confirming her suspicions all the harder... If she had known of the dangers he posed, she'd have rallied her troops and sent word of his appearance to the sea folk.

Tzila, as she was called, did not ring any bells. The fae remembered all those that passed her forest, though it was possible she'd been around also, but just hadn't been spotted. She soaked up all the information she could, her expression having been grim ever since the sea queen's story had started, sighing a deep and worried sigh.

I believe I've met this Donovan you speak of - a man fitting your description came through my forest not too long ago, ignoring our borders. It'd been pouring rain, yes, but we are with so many that our scent would've been hard to miss. She told. But... He did not display his violent tendencies, he was just disrespectful to me and one of my warriors. We escorted him out while he was laughing about our concerns — I wish I'd known of this sooner, I would've questioned him more thoroughly... She added apologetically, ever blaming herself for things she had no control over.

The woman I do not know of... I am glad for this. Both of their attitudes sound nothing but despicable. We ought to do something about their reign of terror, but what... Her brows were knitted together in a frown. The faeries were not fit for war, but seeing as there were only two of them, and a dozens of them - including the Empire and the Queendom of the sea folk - she reckoned their chances to be high. Do you reckon that we could drive them far away from here, if our three Queendoms band together? We are no fighters, but these two could be a threat to us all if we let them run free, terrorizing the lands nearby. We will defend for justice.