Winnie was just about to tell Darion of for being rude to her little friend when she got distracted by the same event as he was. With her finger held up in the air and her mouth open in a way that showed that she was just about to say something, she moved her gaze towards whatever was making such a trouble in the sky.<br/><br/>It wasn’t hard to not notice the fear and anxiety trembling through the bodies of the Aviari. They had been weary of their happiness, and found that the new intruder in the sky was proving them all right to not be happy for a change. But something about the dark spot in the air made Winnie feel rather uncomfortable. It might be another messenger of Dementia telling her off for her plans. She had been sure to lock away the communicationdevice with all magical ways possible, but it nagged her that he had been smart enough to find her in the open sea. Somewhere she had not even planned to go to in the first place.<br/><br/>When the creature neared their ship, Winnie did the thing everybody seemed to do at once, unsheathe their weapons and get ready for an attack. Though with no skills for a sword, nor a dagger around her hip, she summoned up the best deadliest thing she could manage. Great balls of lightning that cackled with glee in the air. The thunderous sound rocked through the clouds and lid up the deck like a torching light, until her mouth dropped of amazement at what she saw stepping off of the monstrous creature.<br/><b><br/>
‘’Esserae? Is.. is that really you? It can’t be you, you are dead. You died….’’</b><br/><br/>Her eyes darted over the wolflike creature that had shrunk back to a smaller size, trying to estimate the situation if it would hostile or not. But she could not wait, the mere sight of her friend, her former lover was enough to bring her tears and reduce the strong woman to a trembling mess that ran straight towards the darkened soul before her.<br/><br/>She had not put out the lightning bolts that still cackled in her hands and lid up her frame like a walking thundercloud on deck.  It made her already thin white dress just as well none-existent as the light shined brightly through the veiled cloth. Her form was luscious and her belt clung deceivingly tight around her waist. But none of it mattered, because as soon as she wrapped her arms around the elven woman before her, the lightning went up in the sky and disappeared from sight.<br/><br/><b>‘’What.. what has happened to you? Why do you look like you’ve been through hell? With a hellhound nonetheless!’’</b><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>