When Rin had first requested that Nemhain accompany her to The Typhoon, the fenghuang had been... caught off guard. Up until this point, she had never left Elysium before, not wanting to take any risks that could be associated with straying too far from her homeland. Still, she supposed that it made sense that Rin would want her persona to come with her, considering Nemhain represented muscle and safety and emotional support, albeit slightly awkward emotional support. So, she had flown both herself and Rin most of the way here, occasionally resting by just having the two of them walking side by side. The trip had been mostly painless, and now she found herself just looking around curiously, taking in the sights of the Typhoon as she followed after Rin on the train tracks. When they reached the end, she lifted her head up, blinking slowly before she spoke, "...Hello." She said nothing more than that, figuring that it would be unnecessary. Rin had already laid out the necessary information, like a responsible Magna.

Goldenluxury didn't look so hot at the moment. Granted, Nemhaun hadn't ever been in the Typhoon before, and all her past experience with Goldie was simply secondhand from Rin's memories, but... a quick cursory glance through things confirmed her suspicions. Goldie wasn't usually like this, with her fur a mess and her eyes bloodshot to such an extent. There were a couple of memories she could find that betrayed Goldie in a somewhat tired state, but never like this. Nemhain felt an odd wave of emotion come over her at the sight, a slight sick feeling bubbling in the fenghuang's chest. It reminded her far too much of Rin, particularly right now, when the magna was struggling to hold it together after the incident that had happened. The persona wondered, vaguely, if all leaders were just like this. Nem could certainly understand the pressures of being leader – probably more than most other normal folks could – but it seemed as though both Rin and Goldie took it to a whole other level. A level that Nem wasn't sure she was glad to see in the eyes of either head. However, the persona just shoved that feeling down deep in her gut as she shifted a little, determined not to let her feelings slip through the cracks and alert Rin to anything. After all, they were here for the magna's benefit, not for her own. No matter how much she longed to crane her neck around and dive into the full extent of the Typhoon territory, an odd feeling of curiosity gripping her. She thought it might've been like a sense of childlike wonder, had she ever had a childhood.

Nem listened closely to what both Goldie and Rin had to say, a faint frown appearing on her beak as Goldie mentioned that Idyll hadn't been around lately. That didn't bode well for them. Sure, they had Playerone around to help with Rin, but she wasn't professionally trained. Not to mention the fact that Player didn't deserve to bear the burdens of everyone that had seen what had happened. Neither did Idyllfields, but at least they could possibly know how to handle it. Nemhain found herself glaring intensely at the ground for a moment in thought, before Goldie's question about how they were doing wrenched her gaze back upwards. She nodded a bit as Rin spoke, waiting until her user was done before she muttered, "As Lady Rin said, things have been... difficult, as of late. It is not exactly an ease on the mind when you see someone brutally killed in front of you. I was spared the sight myself, but Idyll's services would be much appreciated, if they were able to be found.." She glanced from side to side, the gears in her head slowly processing the information around her. There was a sudden moment of realization that hit her before long, and her dark gaze brightened for a moment before she looked back to Goldie, questioning deeply, "In addition to this request... may I ask if perhaps you have had an encounter with the same creature that brought about the chaos within our group? We did not get a good look at it, but you seem as if you have been... searching." It wouldn't surprise the fenghuang if the same savage beast had decided to cause chaos in both The Typhoon and Elysium. After all, from what she could gather from Rin's memories, it wasn't as if the thing had been attacking with true purpose. It was nothing but wild, vicious, untamed death.