Was a passenger on the same lift-ship as the party during the Stillforge boarding — present throughout, hands practical, eyes alert. After Brixton revealed his aasimar wings to save Pippen, she pushed through the crowd on the dock and introduced herself: "A famous angel pirate who just saved a kid deserves a free meal. I've got a restaurant just inside the city. Stop by." She pushed forward without waiting for a response. When Brixton later tried to use her name as a false identity at the harbormaster's desk, she called him on it: "Funny, I thought you just said it was Honeybrook." She invited the whole assembled group to the chef's table — explicitly framing it as a good place to "get your stories straight."

Ran [[Honeybrookes]] for the party's arrival — warmly, efficiently, like a conductor. Provided rich food "too good for the kind of day they'd survived."

Woke to a stone through her front window and the word "PIRATE" painted across the building in red. The Vi Sun Herald falsely implicated her as "responsible for taking the child hostage." She assessed the damage without crumbling: "I have a mason. A carpenter. A glass worker." When fear finally cracked through: "She's trying to get me arrested as well." Said flatly, "I need to tell my servers and my chefs we won't be open today," and set about coordinating repairs. Let the party return that night.

Did not attend the Unloading Bay meeting — still managing the aftermath of the attack. Areska's anger at hearing this was immediate. Bodrin insisted her name be cleared before any further action. Areska promised three trusted guards to protect the establishment.