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If what Peregrine said about March Owl was true, then the two were much the same. Unfortunately, the departure of Saena's family had done little to make her tough and instead had made her vengeful, but in time it could develop into toughness if nurtured. Saena batted her lashes at the prospect of taking anything for herself, not because she doubted herself but because she doubted others would let her. Though she'd changed much from the bullied girl she used to be, Saena could still be a pushover if the other party was determined enough to call her bluff. That would have to change, too.

She didn't dwell on it long, but chose to focus on March Owl's surname change instead. "It was Junior's idea," Saena pointed out, unsure if she'd mentioned that already or not. She couldn't take credit for such a novel idea as changing one's surname. It had been done before, apparently. "DeMonte sounds so regal," she noted. If not for her uncertainty about her own surname and how entitled she still was to it, she might've taken that one because of the ring it had to it. In a way, though, she didn't feel she deserved it, and thought it might offend her sister if she reverted back to the family name of wolves who left their children behind.

"I don't think I can have that surname anymore, either," Saena said. "Not because anyone said so," she quickly added, "but it just doesn't seem right to call myself Blacktail if it isn't even my pack anymore." She studied his face for a second, then said, "I met a guy whose last name was Bluenose, because he literally has a blue nose. Maybe I'll go literal too and call myself Redear or Redeye or Redtail or something." It would also hearken back to her real surname, Redleaf-DiSarinno, but she would likely never realize that.