Crocodile Dundee

If Thalia noticed any familiarity in the stranger, she made no sign of it. Everyone was an enemy unless she knew otherwise, and even then she was wary. Maybe considering them an enemy wasn't so wise... but strangers were never friends, just potential acquaintances, or perhaps future business partners. Nothing more, as far as she was concerned. "Oh," she responded simply, not bothering to ask further what precisely she had tracked. She was younger than Thalia, and though she was quite a bit larger, wasn't necessarily intimidated by her - and her expression, unblinking and void of emotion, betrayed that calm demeanor.

At least, it was calm right now.

"Leave it as a warning to who?" Thalia was skeptically, but raised a brow in question. Her initial thought was to be wary of this girl, despite her age, in case she happened to mean she intended to leave it as a warning to Aerie. But why would she even do that? She likely didn't even know who they were. "I was just coming to check this place out. I'm Thalia Abraxas, of Aerie." They didn't intend to sit back and hide forever, but likewise she wouldn't say much else about her pack beyond the most basic facts. "Is that what you're looking for?" Somewhere up ahead, further up from the beach, she swore she saw a rustling of foliage and - was that a long tail, slashing against the sand?