Phantom Hollow New wolves

Malice really isn't going to let them in, I'm sorry :( Also, totally don't mind Kiir :P

Malice didn't give their healer a real greeting until Veritas was close enough. Her stare changed from cold to a rather friendly one as she nodded her head to her, but when it focused back on the 2 beings at their borders, it quickly changed back into the freezing yellow one. She saw the fur bristle, every little movement the bigger female made. The queen wasn't evil, angry nor mean, she was simply protecting her pack from any slackers who were worth nothing. The healer's words didn't even reach her thoughts, although it was a good suggestion. She looked over to her though, her questioning look telling enough. The healer wasn't fond of the two either it seemed, and Malice knew how good she was at predicting things. Their healer had had the better ideas of the whole pack, but she also had the most experience in life. Perhaps that was what really counted.

The words of the stranger made a low growl come out of the queen's throat, though it wasn't intentionally. She had no hate toward the one saying it, but the words itself made her mad. One should not be told what to do and just follow, they should have a mind of it's own. That was what the two were lacking, ideas, dreams. Perhaps the younger one hadn't had enough experience yet, though she was sure the older female had had. Did these two really have no plans for the future besides joining a pack?

You are lacking what I desire. She almost growled, and kept a cold tone. That desire is dreams, hopes. You have shown me no interest in anything, something that I despise. Everyone inside these borders has plans for the future, they know who they want to be and what they are. She explained, her hackles only raising accordingly to the dominance she wanted to show.

You and your young will not survive long in the wild, so I advise you to seek a dream and a new home. Perhaps when you have found yourself, you'll be able to join a pack. She said, two front legs going over the invisible line to further drive them away.