Rory nodded slowly at what the woman told her, so she would have to take charge of things a bit. What would Faline have done? A small smile formed on her lips as she knew the first thing she would have done if someone said that was to belittle them for being useless. As she was lost in thought, she didn't quite catch the woman's reaction to the fire needing to be started, though the word 'firrrrrre' definitely brought the Unai back to reality. Her eyes widened as she looked over at Abilene, the woman hearing the word as well. Before Rory could touch her though, the woman had sent a blast of flames to the pile of branches that had fallen to the fire pit. Looking back over the forest woman, she saw fear stricken eyes harden.

"Uhhh," Rory slowly replied as she drew her attention back to the blonde. "Weren't the other two going hunting?" She asked confused for a moment. She thought she heard the boy say he wanted her to prepare everything else for cooking.

When the blonde drew her attention to Abilene, the woman glared at her. The trees around the forest's edge groaned as their bark hardened. "I don't think the trees are going to want to do much talking after that display," she stated as she crossed her own arms across her chest.

Rory looked between the two women; she wasn't overly familiar with either nor did she know the extent of their powers, but blowing up half the island at this point wasn't going to be a good idea. At this point, Rory did place on hand on the woman's shoulder, if only to try and keep Abilene's words from getting to her. "No red berries with blue dots, right? That sounds like Banesblood, we can't eat those either," she said, a warm smile on her face. "Lypheion?" She then cast Abilene a confused look, but the woman merely shrugged as she turned her back to the two.

"I'm not familiar with the term," she then added as she looked back to the blonde. "Would you like to explain?" She was hoping that keeping her talking about other things would keep her from shooting out fire in random directions, or that laugh, though it seemed like a pre-warning for what was going to happen.

Even with her sister gone, Rory was quickly picking up the urge for watching over this person. Her personality was just as explosive as Faline's, only her powers could appear much faster. With her sister, Rory at least had the delay of the runes, not with her though.

Abilene looked up at the trees, they were worried and she had to calm them. Their chatter would not make it easy for her to communicate with them to prepare the group for danger. "Shh," she cooed to them as she placed a hand on a couple of the trees. "You will be safe," she whispered to them. The trees groaned though, their distress wasn't just from what was happening at the camp, the plants were talking, the inhabitants of the inner island were starting to stir.

The green haired woman's brow furrowed as she listened to them. The creatures were aware of intruders on the island, but they were still a ways out so there was no immediate threat at this time. To tell Rory that the creatures were starting to wake would be foolish, she did not need to worry her travel companion.