Morrigan glanced to the side, only to see Roman heading down the mountainside towards them. She scoffed at his words, tail giving a little flick. "I was only giving her some encouragement." She said, defensively. "It's what I do best, after all." Perhaps it was a little forward of her to assume that the stranger would be malleable to a change in living status, but the best she could have done was brought her here- even if it was without explanation. It wasn't as if she couldn't have simply turned tail and ran. The assassin might have followed for a time, but even she would not waste energy on a quarry that could not be caught. She lowered herself into a sit as the attention turned towards the stranger, watching her curiously, unsure of what to make of the situation quite yet.

The stranger used words of an unfamiliar language, and Morrigan tilted her head. "Decorus?" She echoed, curiosity evident in her inky eyes. "What does that mean?" It must be a compliment of some sort, given the way that the stranger was looking at Roman. The russet woman felt a little slighted that no one had commented on her coat. It was pretty, right? With it's shades of russets and browns, marked with white, and of course her odd tearmarks that ran down her face. But she quickly pushed the feelings away- she was not vain in the slightest, but perhaps she felt a little miffed that they were both complimenting each other. Petty jealousy.

Morrigan was not sure why the stranger glanced towards her as if expecting her to do something. But the assassin remained seated, content to simply observe the pair for the moment before Roza spoke once more. She nodded, knowing that Roman would likely answer her first question, before a short bark of laughter escaped her maw, before her eyes and face darkened. "They eat other wolves. Hunt them, like prey." She said. "They lurk out in the wild, trying to lure wolves to their untimely demise... none here, though." The last words were accompanied with a grin. Perhaps scare tactics would work to convince this stranger to stay.