The Sentinels why are you saying no

The more that Casmir spoke-- the more Aria grew wary. Not only did the boy look more like a man than last time, but he spoke with more confidence than last time. He was still strange and goofy in his own ways, but he'd grown. But, on top of that strange character change, he was concerned for Rowan. She stared at him with a weak smile as he spoke, her ears lowering considerably the more she listened. But, even further, he seemed to think that she would've just let Rowan walk all over her-- and that angered her. Perhaps she was, originally, going to let her stay, but did the whole Mayfair crew have enough confidence in their bloodline to convince a stranger that she was fine? Except Constantine, perhaps, who she valued among all of her pack mates-- currently. Although, after the previous events, she wondered if he cared for her as the leader anymore. Perhaps shed made a mistake. She would fix it.

but this? She couldn't fix this.

her head shook, tail lowering. "Rowan is gone, Casmir..." She said quietly.