The Sentinels her ghost in the fog

It was true that Eilidh handled the situation much differently than she would have. While she didn't necessarily agree on the tactic (on a wolf so close to the borders, for goodness sakes), she didn't make any movements to intervene or change the tone of the introduction to the outside yearling. Lasher was here and, after all, this meant her word was second rather than first; he would have the final say. If he didn't stop Eilidh on the way she spoke to the almost trespasser, neither would she.

When introduced, Aria bowed her head to show the girl (if it was not obvious already) that she was the Beta that the honey-covered girl spoke of. She let out a gentle hum, as she had come into the habit of doing when she had no actual words to say, and continued to overlook the situation. The Mayfair child then asked if she needed help, and while a bit shocked she didn't first ask why she was at the borders, Aria simply flicked her ears in curiosity and waited for an answer. Would she admit she needed help? The girl's tail flicked behind her as she watched.