Silvertip Mountain Competition or not?

Zaria was a lot tougher to buck off than Steady thought she would be. It told him she had some experience fighting, and this wasn't her first rodeo. Then, suddenly, she was off. He turned, intending to make another move, but her body language made it clear that the spar was over. Steady went down to his stomach, clearly expressing he understood. He wondered why she had ended it so suddenly, but thought it might be rude to ask.

He nodded, smiling. "Duly noted," he responded. Friendly spars were fun, and knowledgeable, to him, but if Zaria did not want to continue, he would respect that. "You have experience in fighting, I can tell," he pointed out. He wondered from where, but held back the question, not sure if she would mind personal questions. She seemed to always have business on her mind- not that he seen that as a negative. In a leader, it was very beneficial to have them so serious about maintaining the pack and ensuring its safety. Still, Steady found himself curious about her.