An outing really allowed one to soak up and enjoy the air of freedom, being far from home gave it an even sweeter edge. Hidalgo had taken being a free bird for granted and she felt it now, but whatever her breed was, it flourished better in a pack. Picking off from others like some parasitic symbiont.  

She traded cold, harsh winds for a relatively tropical breeze and the smell of salt water. Amber eyes bouncing from the land bridge and the ocean waves that crashed against its sides. Her attention would drift toward the sea, the horizon where large waves formed and curled violently in on themselves, rolling to shore like wild horses.

The blue sentry had been uncharacteristically quiet, shifting slightly as their Sabora spoke to them, a notched ear would twitch and she gave a nod. That classic smirk curling, jagged, almost menacingly upon her lips. A smile only a mother could love. She would hardly bat an eye at the other two that accompanied their Queen. It was a 'be on your best behavior' kind of moment, but you better believe when they returned, Hidalgo would find them and pick their brains for any sort of emotion.

There wasn't much she knew about this mission, even less that she knew of Saboro and it's past allies. Apparently one resided here and the Sabora was gonna sweet talk a little deal and they'd be friends again or something like that. To be fair, politics were incredibly dull, but an opportunity to prove her loyalties meant all the more. Putting herself out there wasn't necessarily hard, but timing was everything. Prove yourself early and often, it was the best strategy.