Blacktail Deer Plateau My shadow falls against the wall

No, Osprey answered. Saena kind of figured as much. After all, it wasn't like Dante was clamouring to get some when Osprey was pretty clearly sucking up to him the day of the challenge. The yearling grit her teeth, fighting off the flushed feeling of barely concealed anger. It wasn't right for her to feel that way, since Blacktail Deer Plateau wasn't (and never would be, she was slowly realizing) her pack to rule. Nevertheless, the fact that her aunt still stood within their borders was something Saena would never have agreed to if she was a leader.

It was for the best for all of them that she wasn't.

"Why would you do that?" she blurted out, unable to stop herself. She'd told Osprey off for preaching to her once before, and somewhat expected the same in return, but the hypocrite in her insisted that this situation was much different. This involved a broken law of the wild which, sadly, wasn't really being treated like a law (but nevertheless was one). "Does this pack not mean anything to you? Why would you break a law?"