The malguk neared the sanctuary in the late morning, about a day after she had left the glacier. She had kept a brisk pace most of the way, reveling in the feeling of being alone and free of her daily responsibilities if only for a couple days. Despite the much needed time to herself, her conversation with Sia still dominated her thoughts. She was pissed and wanted to go after the girl that had hurt him, but she knew he would never let her do that. It was possible for her to just head west after she as done here without returning home; he couldn't stop her if he didn't know she was doing it. Shaking her head, she pushed the tempting thought away; there was no way she go behind his back. There were sure to be hefty consequences if she pulled that shit. 

She stopped just outside the borders when she arrived, her troubling thoughts momentarily ignored as she prepared herself for meeting the leaders. Sia was the more diplomatic one, and he wasn't here to balance out her brash personality. There were a few times Taki hadn't had her older brother around to soften the blow of her special brand of candor, and she had manged fine, so she was certain she could handle this. Besides, it's not like he didn't usually make the same judgments as she did; he was just way better at keeping his thoughts to himself. 

Not wanting to waste any time, the malguk lifted her head and released a howl for the leaders. When she was finished, she stood quietly and waited, interested to learn more about their neighbors.

Her call was first answered by a small, dark-colored male and as he approached her, Taki noticed his slow pace. Just standing appeared to be difficult for him as he stopped in front of her to issue a raspy greeting. Shit, was he sick? Her brows creased a little with concern, (mostly for herself and her own pack) and she fought the strong urge to take a step back since it would probably look pretty rude; she didn't need that to be their first impression of her. 

Before she could answer, a willowy female came to stand in front of the first wolf. She introduced herself as Seabreeze and stated the name of the pack territory. Shortly after the arrival of the dirty-blonde woman, a third, rough-looking wolf came limping up, introducing himself the governor. He was also small, and she wondered if that was like a thing here. She assumed governor meant he was in charge if her understanding of the common word was correct, so she figured he must be that mouthy male's brother. 

I'm Takiyok. My brother and I lead IkKanattuk. We claimed the glacier west of here not long ago, she returned, making eye contact with each of the three leaders as she spoke. Since our territories are close, I thought I should come introduce myself on behalf of my pack, as well as find out more about your pack, The malguk finished with a quick nod.

the conversation loses him after his eloquent departure from it, somewhat slumped on the ground. alarian's probably doing a fine job explaining anyway, no need for him. boy he is really killing it these days, he should get a promotion or something. he does manage to pay enough attention to remember ikkanattuk though the foreign words for their ranks evade him -- a pity, if he were more present he would be interested in their language. as it is though, he leaves diplomacy in his partners capable paws, occasionally hiding a sneeze.