Duskfire Glacier Listen to their voices

Sen never learns.

The dark woman didn't answer either of his questions. She simply stood her ground and glared at him, a snarl making it's way onto her face. The way he spoke made it seem as if he wasn't one of the wolves from the sea, but Sen was skeptical. Burke could be lying to her, after all. He could have been there before, either scouting the area or during the fight. Though she'd never seen, or even smelled, him before, the wolf didn't know if she could be sure or not. He could have hidden his scent if he'd entered the territory before, and things were too hectic during the battle for her to have had the chance to see anyone but the wolf she'd been fighting. She gave a quick sniff to the air once more, but was given no scents of the sea. He smelled odd, but definitely not of salt water. Still, he was a trespasser, and she was fed up with intruders of all sorts. When he lunged forward at her, she actually welcomed the battle and fought against him. The sooty woman was foolish to think she actually stood a chance against the man, but for once her thoughts of logic had been tossed to the side and ignored. In the end, she was met with defeat, the same result her mind had attempted to tell her would happen if she engaged in battle with the male.

It had been his sheer weight alone that bought her down. It was humiliating for her, to say the least. Even after the battle had ended and she was permitted to get up, Sen stayed laying on the ground, anger written out clearly all through her features. She should have know it would happen, and yet she'd chosen to ignore all logic. Had the battle with the sea wolves continued on, she would have lost that battle, too. The woman just wasn't built to fight, only run, but that flight instinct had chosen to abandon her for the time being. Her amber gaze found it's way up to the grey man, already knowing she'd do well to remember both his face and his scent. As she slowly worked to finally pull herself to her feet, she caught the man's tail from the corner of her eye. Instantly, she wanted to laugh and make fun of it, but her want to keep herself form being attacked again kept her from doing so. What it didn't stop he form doing, however, was speaking. “Leave,” Sen told him, getting straight to the point. “Stay away from the Glacier. You can't be here.” It probably wasn't the smartest thing to do, given the fact that he'd completely crushed her just moments prior, but she couldn't silence herself.