Totoka River she's dancing with strangers

"Akhlut leads from afar. He knows nothing of his followers except that they are alive." She shrugged, as if this was a boring discovery. She had told him that herself, and he had admitted to it himself. "My Alpha sat us all down and could look at each of us and tell us what we should be doing for the pack because she knows us. It is a drastic difference." Though she was loathe to admit it, there would come a time when Jinx would lead again, come hell or high water, and she would take what Fox had shown her to heart.

Whether Pump chose to perhaps pursue life elsewhere or not, Jinx could only hope she would find something more worth her time than Horizon Ridge. Or, more specifically, that she would find a leader more worth her time. She had to remind herself that the rest of the pack was not as poor as their leader. "It's up to you. I didn't intend to tell him myself. When I left he told me he planned to improve himself and his awareness as a leader, perhaps he could start by figuring stuff out by himself." If any Akhlut loyalists had heard her saying that, no doubt she would be run off immediately, but the two Kesuk wolves had no respect for one another. It was no secret she would see him fall and laugh about it.