Sequoia Coast This is some weird lookin' dirt...

Aiolos would quietly listen as the two women exchanged words. Lunaria stating she was a foreigner to these lands. It was obvious she was new to the beachside, so likely the same for all of Teekon? Then she misjudged that this part of the coast belonged to them which of course Hua dismissed and a grin touched Aiolos creamy lips. Aiolos, of course, did not quite agree that being an Empress meant 'nothing' outside of the territory. She was still an Empress, still a woman which deserved respect and acknowledgement. Though Lunaria showed no signs of ill will towards his Leader. 

We've only just came to the mainland for a bit of scouting, is all. Hua liked to stretch her legs when she could of course, perhaps learn of the local packs, catch up with allies, hunt or recruit. Aiolos himself was here to do the same as well as guard the prime member of their ranks. Have you not seen the ocean before? He asks, curious of how far she had come.