Mudminnow River what's this????

Haven found it a bit funny how she seemed to have caught the black she-wolf off guard. Haven wasn't exactly the sneaky type, and the black wolf's reaction surprised her. However she seemed friendly enough, so Haven nodded with a smile, Nice name! She chirped cheerfully, tail wagging slightly. She was always excited to meet new wolves, especially wolves of a different pack. The grey and white female was relieved when Ilya confirmed that she was fine. Oh good! You had me worried there for a second. She joked, watching as Ilya seemed to become more comfortable in her presence.

Oh cool! Naturalist that sounds like fun. She commented, but only to be polite. The idea of sitting and deciding whether or not she thought it was going to rain or not seemed pretty boring to her. Haven was more of a go out and do it kind of wolf. Though she understood how it could be fun to others. I'm sure it'll get easier the more you practice. I hope you get to be one someday! She smiled, golden eyes scanning the black female. After what Haven took as Ilya praising her, Haven puffed out her chest a little. Sorry, I hope I didn't startle you too much. I'm normally the one who gets startled.

Yeah I'm from the Grove pack. Jade Fern Grove. Though I'm the newest member so I can see how you could take me for a loner I suppose. I'm an Epsilon there, just recently promoted. Haven added with a bit of pride in her tone. She didn't want to sound braggy, but she was proud of the rank she'd accomplished. Oh I thought you might be from another pack, you smelled of other wolves. I've never met a wolf from the Hollows before. You seem nice enough though! Nice to meet you as well. She dipped her head respectfully, now that she knew the other wolf was of a higher rank than her. Haven's old pack, before the Grove, had always taught her to be respectful to wolves of higher rank than her, even if they were from another pack. Her parents had never been wrong before and so she didn't plan on snuffing off their advice now.

Well is there anything I can do to help you? With your water... tracky... thing? She asked, not quite sure what words she should use. But she wanted to be helpful, and in the process she might even make a friend.