Blackfoot Forest Downtown

Territorial disputes, especially wherein the loser settled elsewhere, were hardly worth the effort of resolving. But if tensions further hindered them - competition for food or the bullying of fresh members that wandered too close for example - then it was entirely worth seeking peace between the two groups. "Perhaps I will wander out that way," she speculated thoughtfully. A quick glance at her brother was married with a reassuring smile. "When I am better...and times aren't as hard. If I can establish what is important to them then we will be better equipped to mend the differences between us. An alliance is worth a lot more than a frail truce."
 
Ugh, she thought to herself. She sounded like their Mom just then.