The young fox wasted no time in following the white haired man down the stairs towards the den, making herself entirely comfortable on the couch. It is certainly his power that intrigues her. It's the third time she's felt a touch of his power, and it's certainly useful enough for the girl to comment on the efficiency of his own power. She offers no more questions about his power, however, the girl instead letting the situation of the Nightshade pack take her full focus.

It's the concept of the two children that causes Edie to perk up just slightly. "Children can be extremely useful," She comments, her fingertips drumming against the side of the couch as she thinks. As infants, they could certainly be a liability if not properly protected, but as they grew and developed their powers, they could be a considerable asset. "It's a shame they're tied up in another pack," She commented lightly. "How happy is she within her own pack? Certainly we have more to offer her, no?"

The woman leaned forward slightly at the Icelandic words, listening to her Alpha discuss the incidents that had led to the apparent hatred between the two packs. It seemed to be a simple issue of territory, though the idea of someone attacking the man in front of her made the girl roll her eyes in disgust. "That was a stupid move," She commented. Sure, the young fox had yet to see exactly what his Were form was, but she had no doubt that the Alpha male would be a formidable opponent in any battle. It was something she'd considered in aligning herself with him. Being on his side certainly seemed better than being on the alternative, though she had no doubt that if she annoyed him enough, she could bring out his bad side.

"It's a shame this Tetradore seems to be such a dull individual," She commented lightly when he finished his tale. Sure, there would certainly be an alternative view of the timeline â€" this Raven surely had a different tale to tell of the events â€" but Edie had no desire to hear it. She'd sworn her loyalty to Frost, and if Frost was aligned to be against the Nightshade pack, there was no reason why Edie had to hear another tale. "Perhaps I can be of some assistance in showing this Nadya how much of a waste it is to align herself with her brother. You seem to be a much more... engaging individual." Edie's words are offered with a smirk that tugs at the corner of her lip, her intentions to flirt with him known.

"Ah," Edie says finally, the full extent of his words sinking in. The young girl leans forward, her hands pressing together in front of her. "You need a spy. Someone no one knows that can get into the Ark without a hitch. Learn their secrets so that you can exploit them." She smirked, knowing full well that she would be the perfect candidate to do such a thing. "And I suppose this Nadya, if her brother despises you so much, it's not easy for you to get in touch with her? You need to send a message that you are, in fact, interested." The fondness of how he speaks of the feline certainly didn't go unnoticed by the fox, and Edie is certainly perceptive enough to gather that there is more to the situation than meets the eye.

Either way, Edie seems content to take his tale as complete truth. "They all seem rather idiotic, to me," She commented lightly. She had no patience for those willing to attack those that they had no hope of taking on â€" it was a skill she'd picked up from years of perfecting exactly what she was good at in her Were form. At a height of only eight inches tall, Edie had learned that fighting would never be her skill, instead using her brain to her advantage. She was cunning, and knowing what her limitations were was crucial for her own survival.

"Well go on then," Edie comments without hesitation, looking up to meet her Alpha dead in the eyes. "You're the Alpha here. Give me the order to infiltrate the Ark and find out what I can about the Nightshade pack. You know I'll have no choice but to follow through."