Blackfeather Woods Duty before self || Nemesis

I'm assuming that Veritas is or is very close to trespassing. Please notify me if this is not that you had planned. And coarse language ahead.

The foreign scent of the bastard pack sent a rippling growl through her like no other. One encounter had been enough for a lifetime, and she was in no hurry to embark war on those being foolishly deceived by a mad woman. Moonlit Hips was a problem. More so, their subjects were becoming a nuisance. It was one thing to walk near their territory but in the midst of a feud, she was done. It had been made clear from her very mouth that if any of Malice's pack made their way to the borders, it guaranteed their death. No, this was no accident. Or had those nitwits not relayed the message to the superiors? She didn't care. It had been said, and this one would not leave whole. She cared not for the threat of a war but the fact that some suicidal creature had dared to march right up to their front steps. Goody. 

She did not try to hide the heavy footfalls induced by anger as she charged her way towards the stranger, stopping just behind the bloodied line for them to make eye contact. She had a whole pack behind her, and this was a lowly trespasser. Well, almost.. but that was no excuse. The stoic, icily cold glare that only grew harder in the face of those she didn't give a shit about remained present in her features. Her hackles raise, a tensing composure that spoke for her rank. And what was this? She had met the Gamma, a docile creature and this was no Beta or Alpha. Pathetic. A malevolent snarl played on her lips, exposing the ivory daggers that hid behind the wicked smile. "What the fuck do you want," She demand boomed how thin her patient was for crap like this. The strangers sole presence on their borderline was, frankly, out of line. She would be taking this to the Alpha, and no alliance would be met, at least she hoped not. It thrilled her to know how this stranger would be punished for ruining Moonlits chance at peace, if only the decision was up to her.