Heads up! Bandits!

Truth be told, Tonravik was horrible at social niceties. Perhaps she ought to have nodded to the words of Iqniq's friend when he had mentioned it being nice to meet her, but the words went over her head, not knowing what exactly it meant. And she did not pretend to, either. Tonravik was an honest woman, and would not pretend to be anything else. In any case, this conversation was not hers to have, yet, or to join in. She was not good with talking, and particularly felt less inclined to speak to others on their territory. Tonravik did not enjoy being here, so near to the others land. But he was clearly a more relaxed leader than she was; perhaps he had no cubs to worry about, or else had not experienced an abundance of imbeciles.

Tonravik looked to the other, FitzDutiful, as he exclaimed his eagerness at the other, her mate, being alpha. Tonravik took note to hear the words "as well", but cared nothing for the dramas of other packs when she had no attachment to him. Iqniq was here to inform his companion friend to friend of the going-ons, to keep an eye out. Nothing more, and the alpha female herself would be sure of that. Alliances were inconvenient at the best of times and downright awful at the worst. Tartok only aligned themselves with Tartok; she would never err from this.

Had the alpha female also known of the incident between Fitz and the Caldera, she would be inclined to side with the Caldera, regardless of relationships. It all became messy and, as she thought before, inconvenient when they came sniffing near your borders. Lasher knew to keep well away from the Spine, even despite who he was. Open land was open land, but pack was pack, and borders were borders. Even wolves near Neverwinter unsettled her, but if they were far enough from her home, she did not bother them as they did not bother her. It was all common sense to the alpha, really. But so many lacked that.

She was not worried, however. Their stupidity would soon enough cost them their life.

Her idle thoughts were just that, and they passed as quickly as they came.