Request to Join the Pack

Though she was the one to ask the question, it was Reek that Fire addressed, causing Saena to narrow her eyes at the pale she-wolf. It was an affront. To treat her husband like he was somehow more important! The nerve. Saena and Reek were partners in leadership and she didn't appreciate the unspoken implication that Reek was the most important one here. She also fed off the amazons a little bit; Citali placed females at least a little higher because of their thought processes and though Saena would never, ever admit it to anyone, she fancied that way of thinking just a little (but only a smidge).

Keen on reminding Fire of her place and to speak to the one who had spoken to her, Saena stiffened her lip and growled low in her chest. She followed this up with the fact that, "we have many gamekeepers and healers here." Two of each, in fact. For a pack of about six wolves, that was more than enough. That wasn't to say she would ever prevent Fire from pursuing those trades as additional skills, but she wanted something different. "You said you can battle. Would you say you'd make a strong warrior?"