[j] conquistador

I used this translator. So the word may be wrong but... yeah! lol. Also, if he speaks the language, would you mind not using any hover text? I'm mobile a lot and it is such a pain to hover things, possibly impossible. LOL

She knew her packmate was there but other than the flick of an ear, Arverk was given no attention, her focus centered on the loner. His deference to her was quick and was given with no violence, a rare quality in the wolves around here. While the rain dampened their sense of smell, Kroc could still pick up wisps of scent, ones that spoke of his travels. 

And so too, did his voice. The spoken name did not cause her compassion or immediate acceptance. Instead of welcoming him with open arms, she kept up her fierce display of rank. The name was well known and he could have been seeking it for any reason, to help, hinder, or spy. She did not trust his words, not right now, instead opening her jaws to launch into her own verbal response, the tongue of Tartok rolling from her in her not-so-feminine voice. 

"Summat?" Why?

It was a test of his identity. Most wolves did not speak Inuktitut, but all Tartok learned it, or a version of an Inuit language. Should he answer poorly, or not know the language, his chances would grow all the more slim. Never once did she drop her guard, either. In fact, she had taken a deliberate step forward to show that she would have no problem taking him down if that was what it came to.