Their encounter is... not entirely a disaster. After the initial shocked reactions (less than some of the others, having accepted that Ulden is, somehow, alive, though more because of how close they were), Ulden quickly turns to why she betrayed him. She pleads for forgiveness, as it was a moment of weakness, and she wanted Ulden to come with them, to try and protect him. In fact, before she accepted, Tasoa convinced her he'd do everything in his power to make sure Ulden went with them. By the time she realized that wasn't going to happen, it was too late, and that she would be killed, along with him, if she didn't help. As much as it pained her, she had to, in order to best provide for the rest of humanity, given the options of die futilely, or provide her expertise in helping them rebuild.<br/><br/>Despite her rationale, Ulden is still furious, and clearly not seeing things logically, lashing out at her, berating her, admonishing her with comments on how they'd loved each other, lashing out at her, furious, not the calm, mostly collected that Draiss was, meeting the others, but pure, raw emotion, bottled up for so long, and unleashed in a torrent directed at her.