Two Rivers Isle asked what had happened this time

Truce acheived, even if it was temporary at best, Niamh nodded, and sat down. Raleska had been unwilling to share with her the information she had sought about her nieces and nephews- but these might be questions she could potentially pry from the sand-coloured sea wolf. She wondered if Erzulie, too, might seek to keep the Firebirds at a safe distance by denying their relationship, but at least thus far she had been civil. Maybe this was only because Erzulie was alone- and maybe, if Rosalyn had been present, they wouldn't have shared one word. 

But it seemed she was unaware, still, of Firefly's secrets, leading Niamh to assume that in the few short days that had passed, Raleska had not relayed this new information...And it was refreshing to know that Erzulie's willingness to let past feuds settle came from common sense, not from any obligation she might've felt once she'd been told the truth. Niamh curled her damp tail about her feet. Pain made her cheeks flush warm, but there was a small flicker of private amusement that shone in her eyes. "I crossed paths with Raleska the other day," She said, gentle fondness in her tone when she mentioned the girl's name. "I asked her what had become of him...And she mentioned you, and Rosalyn, and your children," She said.  A beat later, she breathed the revelation into the misty air between them. "He was my brother."