Biscuits of Betrayal

Pyralis' tongue touched her teeth as she grinned, a breath away from answering Thalia's question when Eligos arrived. Ahhh it had been so long. Pyralis got to her feet, back arching like a cat as she stretched. "Good to see you to, Eligos. You've certainly grown and in some… unexpected ways." Her gaze lingered on the horns protruding from his head before she glanced over to Thalia. "Thalia as well. Good to see we haven't been completely wiped out." Though at the mention of Typhon she couldn't help but wonder if he had passed on as well?

"Now, as to my spying, do you really think I'd be so poorly at it even in my dottering old age?" Pyralis grinned. Then again she'd always been a bit more brazen in her approach compared to the calculating tactics of Amon. Her expression hardened. "No, I am not here to spy, nor to amuse- well, maybe a little bit for my amusement. I just want to keep you on your toes and give you a heads up that the pirates will likely raid Aerie at some point. It's already come up as a target. I deflected once out of respect for our family, but I do not intend to do so indefinitely. Sparrow had made it clear her goal is to eventually raid every pack in Auster and Boreas." Pyralis rolled her shoulders, the joints cracking as she moved.

"I merely wanted to give one last favor for in the battle itself I don't intend to pussy foot around. Assuming of course I live that long." Pyralis barked out a haughty laugh. "Pray you do not live to see such an age."