Duskfire Glacier watch the eyeless gain control

Perhaps, had the male not been looking to create a new pack, she would have acted negatively to his defending of the ember woman. The fact that she'd left was proof enough she'd abandoned them, in Sen's mind. No other proof was needed but that obvious thing that was her absence. She wanted to turn her nose up in response to his words, maybe even make a snarky comment, but she refrained from doing so. It was no easy task, but his want to create a new pack interested her slightly, and blowing her opportunity to be apart of such a thing was out of the question—for the time being, anyways. Her thoughts could change in the blink of an eye if she found herself not liking the place once it was founded. The woman was still not too sure of the man, not knowing him well or really caring enough to try and get to know him. What she didn't know, though, was that she actually shared something in common with him—the unwillingness to beg. It simply wasn't in her nature to beg for anything, no matter how badly she wanted it. Taking another route and keeping one's dignity was always a much greater accomplishment than acquiring whatever she was after in the first place. When the other wolf let out his 'please', she almost let a smirk slip across her maw and a comment out her mouth. Almost. He really didn't make it easy on her to keep her mouth shut, but she felt she'd been doing a good job so far. Instead of voicing a response, she shrugged, almost dismissively, feeling she already accomplished what she'd intended; which was to make her thoughts on the other woman's leadership known.

When her questions where answered, she noted how he'd given the correct answers, the ones she was looking for. She didn't known how trustworthy his word could be, but figured it would have to do for the time being. Sen would watch for a waver later on, to see if his word still held true, but for the time being she chose to let it go. “If you will not be leaving after it is claimed, then maybe I'll have to check it out,” she voiced, showing interest in her own way. “Better than having to find another place to go. I take it others from the Glacier might be there, too?” It didn't really matter to her whether they were or not. She hadn't gotten attached to anyone, hadn't befriended anyone. The only one who had sort of gained her tolerance more so than others was Scarlett, and she had left the pack quite a bit before it started to fall to pieces.