Porcupine Ridge New wolf

Farstep watched silently as Luna backed away from the borders, his aggression lessening with every step she put between herself and the Porcupine Ridge pack. Her behaviour now was a bit of a mystery to him—he didn't think he'd shown an intention of following or attacking her once she was outside the borders, only an effort to convey that she should be on her way—but perhaps she was a more nervous loner than he had been. Yes, that was probably it. Already he was beginning to forget the strife of being alone, the constant need to be vigilant and the ever-present fear of being injured or going hungry, but Luna couldn't afford to forget those things. She was still on her own, so being fearful and vigilant in this case was probably reasonable even if he thought he showed no intent of harming her without being given another reason to.

In any case, Farstep didn't follow her, and turned to head back toward the territory's core the moment that Luna broke into a run.