Despite the circumstances, she couldn't help but think maybe the stranger wasn't actually, well, so nerve wracking after all. In fact, the strange female seemed to give off an almost calming aura if anything. She seemed self assured in her own being there which made Cersei feel like maybe, well, maybe she wasn't exactly in the wrong place either. Though she still shuffled on her paws here and there a little nervously, she settled somewhat as the other female came to sit before her. In fact, she even managed to whip up a rather endearing smile if she didn't say so herself - yes, welcoming and warm just like a good Princess. Right? She didn't really know. Honestly, she just wanted to be like her mother and father: strong, both of will and body. All the formalities just seemed so silly and yet, that had always been what Isola did or so they said at least and... wasn't she supposed to be one of the best Alphas in Moladion? She shook her head, ridding her head of the thoughts.

She had moved to speak when another wolf suddenly appeared to her side; instantly, she side stepped away with a huff, her hackles twitching over her spine as she met the bright eyes of the male. She glared pointedly at him for a moment as he spoke, and she flicked her head as she stepped forward, cutting in front of he and her companion. She spoke in a jagged voice, her ears flickering back instinctively. If there was one thing Cersei did not appreciate, it was being interrupted... especially by a boy! Men were the worst, after all, except for her family and Sinclair. But males like Magnus were bad blood and, well, this male sort of reminded her of him... or something. Maybe she had just formed a chip on her shoulder.

"I say I am! Because I have no damn idea who you are."

She huffed her words, staring the male down for a moment before turning away and stepping back to her prior position. She rested her gaze on the other female then, offering her a sheepish grin as she once more intended to speak, cutting over the top of whatever the other male might have to say - he could wait his turn!

"Is he a friend of yours?"

She cocked her head, glancing between the female and the newcomer with a look of curiosity before settling back, remaining atop all four paws for the time being. She didn't quite trust the stranger. Who invited themselves to two lady's talking without even making themselves known first? And who, you know, just waltzed in acting like they knew her? Nuh uh, not on her watch! She didn't know him and she wasn't going to act like she did, either.