Redhawk Caldera Let's not fight

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In contrast to her father's thoughts it wasn't that Nova was mad at him. None of her feelings were directed towards anyone - her father included. She was bitterly upset about losing her home, about not finding why they had to move, or why it had to be the Caldera with it's contemptuous children who clearly didn't want them there. If those were the kids behaviors, what about the adults? Sure, Finley and Elwood seemed nice enough but it was difficult and brought up several emotions in her about the behavior of the wolves smaller and younger than she was. It was her first taste of interacting with anyone outside her litter who might be seen as a rival or a peer and so far she wasn't impressed. 

More importantly though was the matter of her brother. Her brother, who wouldn't know where to find them when he got to wherever was oh so important that he left his family behind for. Maybe that hurt more than any of it - that he hadn't stayed, and she didn't know why he had to leave. Nova hadn't the energy to walk the lands or explore at all, nor had she the desire. Everything felt wrong her. It wasn't her Fen, none of her items were there either; even the majestic antlers she'd found had to be left behind. Nova was just dismayed - watching the world go by with her head resting on her paws, she didn't even care if the new Alpha's thought she was weak and chased her out.

Everything seemed wrong.

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