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Ah, so she felt the same. It was an unfortunate thing that Wraen was no longer with the 'Firebirds', in this case- though her name was lovely, the granduer of such a dramatic pack name as Firebirds would likely stick with Huā for a while yet to come. And then again... Yuèlóng was debatably even more dramatic, with its meaning being 'moon dragons'. She could blame that on Mei. The term femme fatale went over the siren's head- not native to English, and certainly not French. But there was little time for her to inquire about its meaning. Wraen seemed to be a chatterbox in a good way; she casted light despite the dreary weather, and Huā was charmed by her personality which came off as so amiable. Nice meeting you too- and forgive my poor memory, Huā laughed lightly. 

The empress listened to the short tale of Wraen's conditions. Hearing that the forest was not so grand made her consider offering the woman and her comrades a home upon the island- but she seemed so content already, in the way she talked of the place. And if she was a traveller in no hurry, there was no rush for her to be leaving. Still, it was good that she might be informed of Yuèlóng. If ever they found themselves in a tough place...Huā assumed the woman might think to lead her company to that nearest paradise resort. At the question, she tilted her head slightly. Uh... some. Like, when I go to look, the water look higher. But the island is still there- it is only the coast that may be bothered. At least she hoped. It wasn't always easy to tell from a distance, but at least the water didn't appear to have risen to the moors. As long as the island wasn't submerged completely, Huāzhēn was determined they would have a home to return to soon, even if the coastline might be eroded. Did you leave your pack because of floods? Huā wondered in return, with no judgement. She was not an ass about loyalty to the death- and sometimes a natural disaster could give individuals a push in a different direction, she supposed.