Swiftcurrent Creek say you'll be there

She listened in silence as Fox recalled the events that had resulted in her rise to leadership, bobbing her head occasionally to indicate her attentiveness. Yellow eyes narrowed when the previous Alpha’s suicide was mentioned. Robin couldn’t fathom what would possess any wolf to off herself in such a manner. Then again, she’d never known this Lethe lady. Perhaps she’d had one or two screws loose up in that head of hers.

Regardless of the circumstances, Robin felt proud of her sister. She beamed toward the fiery-hued female, her tail waving gently behind her. “Well, I’m happy for you,” she said, reaching out to bump her nose against Fox’s shoulder. Despite how small Fox was, she really did carry herself like a leader. Robin was sure that whatever her younger sibling lacked in size, she made up for in attitude. She grinned. “I can’t imagine why I’d up and leave you, but you have my permission to hunt me down and castrate me if I do.” And that was Robin’s way of pledging her loyalty to Swiftcurrent Creek.