Distance placed between herself and the sanctuary's claim had been a necessary thing when she'd discovered the result of her brief fling with her co-leader. Away she'd traveled, neither for the first nor the last time, and away she'd stayed for several day's passing. When she'd finally decided to return—it was only to freshen up her scent around the land, ensure no one with the audacity to challenge her place there might think her to be dead—her pace was slowed and not at all eager. It'd taken her longer than it should have to reach the borders once more, and she'd naught even a chance to step over the imaginary line before a howl had sounded from in the distance. Since it's intended recipients were both herself and Depp, she'd contemplated ignoring it and continuing onward. The temptation was certainly there, that she might slip in and assure her heart was still beating, only to leave again directly after. In the end, however, she'd given in to her faint sense of duty and tilted her own head back, howling back to assure the caller knew she was on her way. Directly after, she began her trek in Zephyr's direction, moving just within Seadog's claim.

It'd taken less time than expected for the small grouping of canines to be spotted, and Sen had then quickened her pace in order to get the encounter done and over with before Depp had the chance to arrive. By then, her pregnancy could already be concluded by sight alone, which made her eager to avoid her male counterpart at all costs. Thus, it was with her head and tail raised high that she'd approached, silently identifying herself as one of two whose presences had been requested. Amber eyes worked the outsider over before she'd said anything, though, examining his build and overall size without even a hint of shame. When her moment of gazing had reached an end, she'd moved her gaze up to rest upon his face. "What's your reasoning for being here?" came her query, having been too far off before to have heard of his plans. Presently, her assumption was that he'd come to join them, even if his posture was not one of submission. Of course, with that thought in mind, he held her focus, as she'd hoped they might claim for themselves a capable body from a seemingly pure bloodline.

Just like that, her hopes had been demolished. She'd not been quick enough, neither in approaching nor getting through the conversation. No, she'd been too slow, and knew she would pay for it after having noticed Depp's arrival. If it weren't for the fact that they had a guest, perhaps she would have departed right away, but she could not risk coming off as overly rude. Especially so was the case when the male revealed who he was and what his intentions were. She could then think of him as nothing more than a thoughtful being, for he'd taken the extra step necessary and had approached the sanctuary. Not even they, who were so strongly against war, had done so prior to settling within the ravine, which made her wonder if perhaps they should have. An agreement could have possibly been made with the coastal wolves ahead of time, a beneficial treaty that would have satisfied both sides... oh, well, it was too late now. Already had they settled, and already had a meeting been held.

Had Sen known his reasoning for treating her as his main focal point, she would have been flattered, initially, and then played along with such a belief. As it was, she'd always viewed herself as a being of superiority, and absolutely loved it when others saw her in the same light—even if this was only slight with believing her to be the main leader of the ravine, while Depp was thought to serve as her second. "Since you came over here to tell us this, is it safe to assume that you're against the idea of wars and useless fighting in general?" Sen had asked, keeping her gaze on him. Her posture had since become a bit more neutral, posing no ill intents towards the newly appointed guest of honour. "Because if so, then you won't have any problems from our side. As long as neither pack is provoked or acted against with bad intentions, then I have no issue with you residing close to our claim." For this, she did not consult Depp, already knowing he was against physical confrontations. If they could live in peace, then all would be well.

At the mention of a deal, the woman's head had turned, regarding her co-leader for a moment or so before stealing the show. Never had she considered toying around with mutually beneficial deals in the past, but with the sanctuary there came a new start, as well as new opportunities. Perhaps it would not be the worst of ideas to form some sort of alliance, as she suspected Depp had already considered. Though it was assumed to have been his idea, she'd swooped in to take it as her own, speaking then as if she'd been thinking the same thing the entire time. "A deal that might benefit the both of us," she'd continued, picking up where the man had left off. "Something like an alliance. If one side is ever in need, then the other will assist them and vice versa. Neither would be allowed within the other's territory unless given direct permission to do so, though." Even partners needed well-established boundaries.

Continuing, she said, "If either one of us or our wolves happen across the other's, or are sought out specifically by them, then we hear them out or help in whatever way possible." Truthfully, Sen could not decide for sure just how fond she was of the idea at first, but the longer she continued to think about it, the better it sounded. They would be friends, in a way, but not family. Thereafter she went silent, giving Warbone a chance to speak, as well as leaving it open for him to add on to their potential arrangement.