Faline looked at Aleu, the confusion clear on her face as she spoke about her parents and then Rory wanting to know about them too. "Wait," she said as she followed the other woman. "How doesn't Rory know about them? She hasn't lost her memories."

She received no answer though. A part of that didn't surprise the Unai at all. They traveled in silence until the wolf woman spoke up about missing a particular turn. Faline turned around, looking behind them; she wasn't sure how she could tell, it wasn't like they were on the clearest path out there. The fact that there was a path at all was rather impressive.

Once they were on the correct path, Aleu started to finally tell Faline what they were looking for. This hadn't been her first time to the island, but she could have guessed as much.

Faline's face contorted in displeasure as Aleu told her what this cavern showed them; it didn't sound all that pleasant. Was it worth returning to her sister knowing what she had forgotten? It had to be, but she didn't like the idea of learning the mysteries of what she had forgotten; what was so bad that her mind blocked it out?

She tried to imagine what sort of things would tempt her. Would they be related to Rory? They had to be, that was the only thing that made sense. Though, what else was lurking in the back of her mind that she couldn't grasp and could ooze its way back to tempt her?

"Why would you be tempted by him killing you in the first place?" Faline asked, her eyes sharp and watching the woman, her tone direct as though the idea of being a bit nicer with the question hadn't crossed her mind.

Faline eyed the area that Aleu wanted to set up camp, it was definitely out in the open. "You're sure this area is safe?" She questioned, a brow raised toward the other.