Mudminnow River what's this????

This is supposed to turn into a pack activity, in a new thread of course. I would glady invite you to come join that thread when we begin it? (: I'd like to finish out to 10 posts though, if we haven't already and we can start another with Ilya and Haven if you'd like! (:

The black fae chuckled, her tail wagging with amusement. "If you do I think you'll be able to handle them," she mused, her eyes sparkling. The pup had spunk. Ilya was by no means old, but it was nice to see someone so young and so excited. "Just watch for the loud sticks," she warned and looked back up towards the river. 

She continued to pad along, curious and eager. She spoke with the gray and white wolf as they walked, keeping her senses alert for any danger. Now that she had really gotten to thinking about the humans, she was a little on edge; even though she knew there was nothing logical to be worried about. They walked for a while, and Ilya learned a little about the Grove, and shared some things about the Hallow... No confidential information, just who was in charge and her favorite spots. Mordecai and Harlyn, for one, and goofy Luke as second in charge. No Betas, but it was a new pack and Ilya assumed they would be appointed in the future- she didn't mention that though. She told Haven about the small pond surronded by oaks just outside of camp, the strange vines that coated the trees, and the strange boulders. She even mentioned her den, and gave her some advice about den building, even though she assumed Haven had already known about it. Use a rock for the bottom of a den, if at all possible. Makes for cool nights during the summer and easily insulated during the winter with pelts. She hoped she'd kept Haven intertained, for it was a while before they reached what appeared to be a dam.

Ilya chuckled, wagging her tail with excitement. "They're made out of some smooth rock, it's made by them though, not a natural rock," she explained briefly, and then began to sniff at the dam. "I would like to destroy it now, but it's too big," she muttered, looking across the whole river. "Too thick, and if the beavers grow angry there aren't enough of us to fight them off," she stood and looked it over for a while. 

"We may just have to return to camp. It isn't causing any harm. I'll  just alert my alpha and we'll take the pack to destroy it," she decided, but then grew a bit concerned. "I suppose you wouldn't be there to contribute though, which you seem to be interested in..." her thoughts faultered for a moment, unsure of what to say.