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Luna tilted her head at her sister's response, a bit confused. She also blinked a bit at her sister's use of her magic to light up the area, she would have preferred it darker. Led by the spirits? She had known her sister had developed or was developing another power to be able to 'speak' to the spirits, as Luna was able to channel energy from the moon to heal others, but to hear they had led her sister on some sort of quest? She was having a hard time understanding. "It would seem then the spirits have told many to follow their wings." she blinked, looking at Coronus and Aquos in turn.

Hadn't she seen the blue winged one somewhere before? Ah, the maze wasn't it. He was with her sister, no? She had chosen funny friends in her mind but then after what happened to her, she found she couldn't much judge on what others did at the ball.. that was not fun. "It is noble of you to offer such services. " she nodded to Aquos. It would seem she was now drawn into some sort of 'dangerous' journey? And yet she found her self with many more questions than when she had arrived.

Genesis smiled, a real genuine smile, though it was short-lived when she realized she was doing it. This was no time for fun, they had to complete their mission and they were wasting time. See? She had been absolutely right about him proving to be a distraction. Like Alethea, Genesis could also hear Lailah off in the distance, she glanced over at Harveer, "Should we approach?" Genesis asked him as her eyes narrowed and looked off in the direction of the voices.

Well, that was a new revelation that actually gave Lailah pause. Ignoring their continued rudeness at pretending she didn't exist, she fixed her glare on the darker Faery contemplating this before speaking. "You know, you speak insolently for the daughter of one of the Guardians' chosen." Had she not been taught how to be polite? Apparently not. Though, she had said that her mother 'was' an Elder. There were no more Elders now, Lailah knew this well. They had all failed in their responsibilities and been demoted. Disgraced. Shamed. Left as normal Pae'il once more.

To have angered and disappointed the Guardians so...she hoped to never be the target of such shame.

Perhaps, this former Elder had fallen so far, that she had been corrupted. That would explain her daughter's insolent nature. She squared her stance, arms gripped behind her back and feet placed solidly in military 'at ease'. "If your mother has any loyalty left to the Guardians then, I would like to hope that means that you have been sent to help us. But, if you were sent to aid us, why did you not speak sooner? Why aim to deceive us...unless you have been corrupted and turned from the Light. In which case, on the authority of the Guardians, I'll be forced to take you into custody for later questioning. We have more important matters to deal with at hand. For now, you need to answer my question. What is your purpose in traveling to this 'cave' and what knowledge have you of it? Speak now."

She ignored a majority of the infuriating babble spewing from the lighter Fae's mouth, only adding in her direction, "If you threaten me, you make yourself a traitor to the Light. Consider your actions carefully."

Genesis followed after Harveer, catching the end of the conversation. Sounded like they were declaring pae traitors now. Genesis sized up the two fae, considering the likelihood of that being the case. Genesis liked to observe first and talk later. However, it was clear from what Genesis and Harveer had walked in on, that tensions were already high. This had not been part of their mission, they were doing recon on the cave, what could these two possibly know, but Genesis, of course, hadn't heard everything yet.

Now that Genesis had received more information about what Lailah had witnessed with these fae, she paused for a moment more to think. It really made no sense to her that anyone else would know about this mission with the exception of those in a position of power perhaps. Genesis was brushed up enough on her modern history that she knew that two fae couldn't possibly be in a position to know... however there were more caves on this island then just the one they were after. "Lailah... do we know without a doubt that these two are even seeking the same cave that we are?" Genesis couldn't imagine these fae were worth their time, other then distracting them from their true mission.

Astra listened to the others that had shown up and backed a way a little, what had she gotten messed up in? But taking a deep breath she stood her ground again and was pleased at least she had Nyx with her, whoever this elder was though was making her a little curious but that could wait till later as there were more pressing matters at hand and looked at one called Harveer "heathens?" She questioned "considering she is doing a good job at..." Astra fell quite, hearing Nyx state that this was more dangerous then what she first thought so Astra decided that she would bite her tongue and just stay back a little. Nyx seemd to to know about this group whereas she was ignorant so it seemed it would be better to let Nyx do the talking then make matters worse for them both and besides, she hated fighting, she wasn't about to do or say anything that may get them hurt and so hopefully she would be able to get out of this either injury free, living or without being their captives.

Genesis paused to listen to what the pae were saying in their defense, but one was clearly taking an offense. She slowly nodded her head in agreement with Lailah, she couldn't guarantee that Lailah had been mistaken, there was no telling either way. If these pae really were just lost though, there had been a lot of time wasted on them. Genesis would just be sure to keep an ear open for them once they left in case they had been mistaken. Before any more words could be exchanged, the teen angel answered Nyx's question, "Yes, you may take leave." Genesis wondered if she should perhaps clarify and send them in another direction or if it would reveal too much of their business. "It would be best if you do not continue to 'follow' us, unless you want trouble. I suggest walking in that direction." Genesis pointed to the west, where the lake would approximately be. She didn't want them going in the direction of the cave or the rest of their group.