Lang reveals herself to be worried about everyone that's vanished. It may be strange to a Drow to be worried about family and friends may just be a foreign concept. But up on the surface having everyone you've ever known and loved up and disappear is a pretty big deal. Similar to Dinar, the hope they're okay somewhere is the only thing stopping her from looking like a total sociopath about it. Lang's already mentioned that she's from the island. No secrets to keep there. Considering that Lang was willing to have sex with someone she'd just met with so little privacy it's probably unsurprising when she actually answers the question about having sex that morning with the same casualness that Ter'ra asked it. Given the scale of the package she'd accidentally put on display last night there's little reason to doubt her when she says she enjoyed it quite a bit. She also mentions not to be too worried about the fact her sac could still big enough to fit a person or two inside comfortably. It just takes quite a few goes to clear things out when she's hauling around that kind of extra cargo. Whether Lang's voice and remarkably feminine upper body or supremely endowed lower one dominates Ter'ra's perception of her gender is something Lang has little control over. In fact she doesn't even seem to mind if she's being seen as a man, to her that's a strong sign of being seen as a potential mate. She goes on to mention why she's so open about the subject. Sex is simply put a part of her religion. Though she doesn't explain why it is beyond that it's related to the reincarnation services she mentioned earlier. However, she's more than open to talk about all kinds of sexual talk beyond that one secret. If the line of conversation continues long enough she probably starts sounding like the kind of sexual slave matriarchs might kill each other over with just how much she seems to know and professes to having practiced. 'If you're going to do something, be sure to do it right' as she mentions one of her tutors would often say.