Recently, things had been... strained, for Lumia. The Coalition's actions had gotten to her, and while she felt no remorse about what she had done to their members, everything else that had happened had certainly gotten under her skin. Diya nearly dying, Michael's actual death... it had been brutal, and awful, and she hated it. Still, she couldn't just hide inside her home and close her eyes to the world as a whole. She still had duties as a privateer, not to mention the fact that she wanted to make sure everyone else within The Typhoon stayed safe. They had just gotten Danny and Vayne back... she wasn't gonna avoid the border and risk losing them or anyone else again. Of course, she doubted any potential kidnapper would go through the trouble of ringing the bell.

The young Cipher arrived not all that long after Keona, her tail twitching behind her as she settled down beside the dealer. She offered Gweyir a slightly strained smile, adding onto Keo's little greeting with her own words, "Do you maybe need a place to stay...?" That was usually the case with someone who came to the border who didn't smell of any other group. If they did carry the scent of another group, she generally assumed they were here to ask for help, or maybe bring some gifts with them.

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She was here indeed. This hadn't been necessarily the first place she had brought her children when she fled from Primus, but it had been one of them. Since then, many things had happen. Wonderful in their own respect, Goldie, and negative all in their own- like the recent raid they had. She had been recovering in the temple, her sides punctured deeply by the tusks of that maniac pig, bruised, tired. The bloodlust had taken much of her stamina out of her, and it was a long travel back home.

But upon hearing the bell ring, Deldrach rose, the jaglioness back in her typical form. The barbary lion took much out of her to hold for long periods of time, after all. But it was her original form, and she had plans to slowly start working her way back into it. Deldrach's body came to a stop, however, hearing the voice.. that scent. Deldrach couldn't see past Lumia and Keona for a long moment, until she stepped closer and around Lumia. "I live here." She stated, simply, and while it took her a moment, Deldrach would've cried had she not already been exhausted.

Wrapped in bandages, she stepped closer to Gweyir. "... My son.. it's been so long.." She whispered gently, just between the two of them. She had her doubts about her children still being alive, but something inside of her was melting in relief at the fact that Gweyir at the least was alive. Her body moved in closer, her head gently aiming to tuck about his in a sort of hug.

Deldrach. So Deldrach had children? Lumia supposed that wasn't all that surprising, considering the other was clearly an adult who had a past behind her. Children were a natural part of many people's lives. And yet, the young privateer still found herself blinking a couple of times in shock at Gweyir's question. She began to speak, a soft laugh leaving her, "Uh, yeah, Deldrach is h–" She was cut off by the approach of the woman in question, the feline quickly falling silent to let the two of them speak. It must've been such a delight, reuniting with one's family... well, at least, if that family was kind. Mia had pretty much no intention of seeking out anyone else in her own family, being perfectly happy with just Vayne. She had already gotten a taste of the other Ciphers from her encounter with Aphra, and she wanted no part of that.

At the mention of them all being exhausted, Lumia let out a bit of a strained laugh, nodding her head. She muttered as she scratched at the back of her neck, a sigh leaving her, "We are all pretty exhausted. The Typhoon just recently had a raid to get back some of our captured members from an enemy group. Thankfully we came out on top, but... it was pretty exhausting." Some of her own bandaged up injuries were still aching, although she knew them to be fairly minor in the grand scheme of things. Her enemies were the ones that had ended up dead on the ground. Best not to think of that now, though. Instead, she just shook her head from side to side, a smile gracing her muzzle as she moved on, "We don't have to worry about that now, though. And I'm so glad you and your mother are reunited. I suppose if you're gonna be joining, I should introduce myself... my name is Lumia Cipher, and I'm a privateer around here." She still took a great deal of pride in that title, especially now that she had been through her first proper battle. She hadn't quite felt worthy of it until now.

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Deldrach gently pulled her son away, thankful he was still as affectionate as ever. She exhaled gently, stepping away, turning and facing the group behind them- well, her at least. Her ears twitched at Gweyir's statement, and a short chuff let her, a snicker at that. "Exhauting is understatement, as Lumia stated." Deldrach stated. Her eyes shifted gently towards Gweyir, some faint part of her wanting to introduce Goldie and Gweyir. Now that she thought about that, she hadn't seen her d- other.. friend.

Deldrach cleared her throat. "Everyone present knows who I am, I believe that goes without saying." She said, giving a small grin. She was funny in her head. "Let's go get you settled, yes, Gweyir?" She looked towards her son, perking her ears gently as she waited for a response.