Duskfire Glacier Listen to their voices

Sen's eyes stayed focused on the man, amber gaze unwavering. A low growl sounded from her throat as he moved passed her, going against her better judgment. The fight or flight instincts within her mind where telling her to turn and flee, to run away without looking back. For once, just once, she wanted to ignore her nature as a realist, however. She was in no condition to fight again, of course, but that didn't prevent he from continuing to stand her ground. Her life had changed considerably, but not quite for the better. “Leave,” she commanded once more, ignoring the brute's words. She lowered her head as she watched him and pulled her ears back, before moving her legs apart slightly to ensure her balance would be kept if he tried anything. The woman wasn't sure what to expect from him, nor could he tell what he was after aside from the obvious—to sneak around. She did not know who he was or who he served under, nor did she have even the slightest of clues to the fact that he was doing a job for the salt-scented wolves. “Go back to whatever hole you crawled out of.” How stubborn the girl was, speaking words you would not expect from someone who'd just lost a fight.

Something similar to a scoff laugh her maw after being asked a question. As if she would answer him! As things currently stood, she wasn't too sure she answered to anyone anymore, aside from herself. It was only herself who could truly watch out for her and hold the best intentions for her, or so it seemed, at least. “As if I would tell you, rabbit-ass,” Sen stated, a rather bold move calling him a name given the previous scuffle between them. The fire within her seemed to have been reignited, though, and her words made it quite clear she would not be an easy wolf to get information out of. When he stepped closer, she raised her head in a way that showed the arrogance within her. Another bold move, but her mind was too clouded to even care at that point. “This how you treat all the woman you encounter? Attack them, ask them questions, and then attempt to intimidate them? How charming,” she proclaimed, words practically dripping with sarcasm. Someday, perhaps Sen would learn, but it was clear that wasn't going to happen anytime soon.