Azrie made her way back to intrigue, well she had intended on making her way back, but when she left her apartment, she found the familiar door across the hall. Diana opened the door with alarming accuracy and ushered Azrie in just as she finished locking her door. Azrie didn't have time to realize she was even confused before Diana explained.
"That shouldn't be surprising to you," Diana remarked. "You came through a portal to get to Earth. Did you think that was the only use for them?"
Awareness that she had missed such an obvious conclusion crossed her face. Slightly embarrassed, she replied, "No, I guess not. It's a door, though. I've only ever seen the swirling vortex kind."
Diana was gentle and nurturing in her reply, "The portals can look like anything vaguely traversable, door, window, cave, spinny portal looking things. Most of the portals which exist on Earth opt for the door solution. It works, raises few suspicions, and most often is undetectable to them. Our primary mode of travel here are these portals. You can dial up any endpoint you want, crave some New York-style pizza? Tell the portal to connect to New York. The mechanism for directing the portal and how it looks, well, that will vary. My advice is don't go anywhere unless you have an alternate route home. Just in case."
Still unsure what Azrie would be like, Diana thought it best to be careful in her replies. Diana thought this an apt policy because offending her future queen could have consequences. Even if she didn't manage to get the throne from Salazar, she would be powerful when Azrie completed her time on Earth. Also, though, Diana remembered Azrie was probably two or three hundred years younger than herself. Diana would have known precisely, except that she'd stopped counting shortly after she hit triple digits.
The lecherous didn't have a natural death. Their bodies wouldn't deteriorate or rebel against them for daring to wake up one more day. They could die, though. Long, long ago, near the humans' arrival or discovery, it's unclear which was the case, the lecherous would wage war amongst themselves, and many would die regularly. As cliche as it sounds, eventually some powerful lecherous bound them all together blah blah blah, it's the same story as every other time. Anyway, the most common way the Lecherous could die today was starvation. No lust, no life. How the lecherous had survived, before humans, was lost to time.
Diana had been mentored when she arrived and the chance to mentor, and pay it forward, was appealing. Sirens often were more sentimental and caring than the other lecherous. The allure could cause an uncareful Siren to gain several ducklings, which she'd have to care for. It was easier to care upfront, though, and prevent that from happening. Plus, she wanted to fuck Azrie silly. Succubi were rare, and they fed off and fulfilled the desires you kept hidden. Sometimes they'd even locate a desire which hadn't risen to the surface yet. That was fun, and Diana was eminently curious about what could still remain in her after so much life.
"I will keep that in mind," Azrie replied. "So Dee," Azrie attempted, and Dee did not reject the moniker. "What am I doing today?"