It had been a long while since last she had seen Lena, the healer one of her kin that she had never come to know as well as she should have, but the familiar warmth of a face that she could name without asking was pleasant, and she was pleased to see that it would seem the elegant bay unicorn remembered her, as well. From the corner of her eye, she observed the fox demon that accompanied the nurse, failing to recall the name or even the prior existence of the pretty thing from their days along the Edge or from the long trek up the mountain, following the Time God into their new and much adored home. "And to see you, as well, Lena," stated Illynx, and for once, she was not truly biting her own tongue as she spoke. The corporal had seen much of this one in her life among the Plague, and as she felt towards all of her kin who had proven their loyalty over the years, was comfortable in her company and pleased to find that the mare seemed to be doing quite well for both herself and their herd.

The meek nature of Gemini when presented with some of the members of their large family was in contrast to the chatty and amiable mare she had met in the woods, but she supposed that even then the mare had been nervous, and Illynx had simply missed it in her aggravation towards the Assassin. She cast a golden gaze to the star strewn unicorn, the orbs gentle despite the affirmation Illynx gave herself that it was best to have introduced her to the others herself. When Leovan introduced himself, however, her eyes moved to his shaggy features, her ears pricking forward and her whole face lighting up with curiosity as to what, precisely, this Endless Ocean could be; the thought that the stallion had risen from the sea to walk upon the earth seemed ludicrous, though not impossible. Instead, Illynx settled upon the theory that Leovan was from a group of nomadic sea folk, who traveled along the shore lines throughout the year, thus making the ocean endless.

No matter the truth of it, she found she could not be bothered to ask; over time, she would come to know anyway, so long as Leovan decided to remain within the Basin.

The kitsune that appeared from beneath her bonded drew another amused expression to the features of the corporal, who admired the fox demon as her small, pointed muzzle scented the air for the individual odors of the four unicorns. While Illynx believed the obtainment of a companion to be a great weakness, she could not help but feel a gentling within herself any time she got to see one of these particular creatures; they were beautiful, to be sure, and the power held within their petite and graceful figures was rather too much to be believably housed in such a delightfully elegant and silky package. "Pleased to meet you," she stated, her gaze returning to Leovan as she spoke, and then turning to Gemini, "I hope the climb was not too hard on either of you; I know it's rather daunting when one is not used to it."

[OOC: *kicks post for failing so hard*]