Silvertip Mountain Somebody gimme a beat

Krypton's patient explanation of Silvertip Mountain's trials and tribulations with their neighbours was no doubt one that would make sense to most wolves. June was not most wolves, however. Her outlook was perpetually naive, and her helpless innocence was as much a downfall as it was an endearing quality. The girl listened as best she could, but in the end her understanding was only marginally better than it had been before.

"Did they trespass or threaten someone?" June asked next in a hopeful bid to better understand why shared borders meant that peace negotiations were required. Like a child, June was a little too quick to trust the word of others, though she was also shy and a little bit mistrustful as a result of that. Still, she wouldn't have thought her father to have an issue with anyone who didn't directly threaten Silvertip Mountain. While somewhat unsure, she thought Krypton's reasons sounded indirect enough.