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No arguments were made against her request, only acceptance. It came as a relief to know that she would not be returning alone, her thoughts on how the tribe might react having yet to mean anything at all. In the end, she knew that she served as their leader, even if her views often prohibited others from recognizing her position through acts of the body. As she currently saw it, she could and would allow anyone into her tribe that she'd deemed acceptable, and Ukko had succeeded in acquiring her favour. Their previous discussion of his loyalty to her had proved that he'd fit well, leaving little room for her to factor in how others might view the situation—she'd left alone whilst in heat, only to return with a male at her side, which would surely cause for questions to arise amongst her followers.

Asked a question, she'd had to stop and seriously consider what her answer would be. Was Jolon's removal necessary, or could they perhaps find another way around it? "I believe that he will be fine to remain there for the time being," she'd decided, believing it best to observe his actions after her return. "If he acts against me again, however, I will remove him from the premises myself." She had allowed for him to join her so long ago, and so she'd felt it to be her responsibility to handle his fate in the end. "Can I rely on you to be there if I ever do have to remove him?" was her question for him, then. "He is one of the first to have pledged loyalty to me, and so I will need you there in case that fact attempts to sway my final decision." As well as if her verdict was not accepted peacefully, for she knew that, in a physical battle, she'd stand no chance against the hefty male.