Welcome to Gaia! ::

Seiong could tell the other was hardly convinced... and she couldn't really blame him. That didn't make his disbelief any easier for her. She did not like confrontations, and this hostile being in a strange land just made the anxiety even worse. "They were on their way to Zinris. I.. they should be looking for me." Her expression fell with pained uncertainty. "I hope they're looking..." She and her cousins had only joined together out of convenience. Same boat, same destination. She was quite used to being left behind due to her petite figure and passive attitude. "Letirru and Shena are the ones I talked with the most on the way here. They can at least confirm Tutu and I came with them from Chibale." Speaking of which.. she looked up at the stranger with a little hesitation. "Do.. you have a name?" Maybe a little familiarity would help. At the least, it would be one more name to add to the list of sisters and cousins to avoid later.

Tutu gave Seiong's leg a firm nuzzle of comfort. He would protect his master from the threat, definitely!

...Oh. Seiong slumped the slightest bit. Perhaps it was for the best that they maintained that buffer of ignorance between them. Even if she happened to see him again during the remainder of her stay, she had every intention to give him a wide berth where names wouldn't be necessary.

Though the stranger was clearly no less amicable to her presence than they had been at the beginning, Seiong couldn't help a relieved sigh. "Yes, let us find others, please." If she got nothing else out of this, at least she wouldn't be lost anymore! She patted her leg to get Tutu's attention and started walking. She was tense having the aggressive figure at her back now, but it wasn't as though she had a choice in the matter.

Though he could tell his master was still tense, Tutu saw them "leading" the threat around as a win. He gave another couple wheezy yips at the stranger and then pranced along at Seiong's heels.