Sunbeam Lair All I want to do is move on [joining]

It was common for those harbouring in interest in joining the tribe to announce their presence immediately. Whether it be with a howl or some other sort of commotion, they scarcely got by unheard. This time around, however, it was not an outsider that had requested her presence, but another inhabitant of her home. Of course, Asterr had decided to respond to the calling, tilting her own muzzle back and singing her tune to assure the other girl that she had heard and was on her way. As she'd walked, her mind had been drowned in various possibilities for why her presence was needed. She'd been too far off from the borders and wandering with the wind, rather than against it, which hadn't allowed for her to pick up on the foreign scent right away. With her steady approach, though, the chieftess had eventually caught wind of the fine traces of an outsider's scent, encouraging her legs to move quicker as her speed was increased.

Asterr had not slowed until she'd been near enough to come to a complete stop near to her fellow tribe mate. Her posture was a clear symbol of her rank, ears pressed forward and tail dangling loosely above her dorsal. Demonstrations of dominance had always felt odd to her, but it was necessary in the current situation, just as it'd been with Sorrel. The male was a trespasser and, though seemingly uninterested in bringing with him harm, that meant he could not be trusted right off the bat. Her silvery gaze had slipped to the side in order to glance at her omega, silently examining her and ensuring no wounds had been inflicted upon her body. Satisfied with her findings—or rather, her lack thereof—the girl was able to return her attention to the stranger, observing him for a moment before speaking.

"I assume you are not here to cause us trouble, considering you have not attacked Ezimette," she began, situating herself ahead of the pallid female, but still maintaining a decent distance between herself and the man. "Explain to me why you are here, why you thought it wise to cross into my tribe's land." While her voice itself was soft, naturally so, her tone was stern and demanding.