Moonspear bear necessities

They were a decent little group assembled already, all draped in shadows and quietly riling; but, it could always be more. She brought the experience, the most of it that she knew about at least.. while they were speed and force, yet so young. Terance, she wondered abruptly, could probably go either way and at least her trio knew of the dangers of bears through tale--which did not stand up against real-world experience, but neither were they clueless here at least.

She could not be sure if the others were on their way as well, nor if they had the time to wait. Charon was with the pups, and she hoped Tryphon was nearby him too just in case all hell broke loose here. Olive.. and Korei too, she did not think to include for such offense, and that only left a newcomer after a promising mercenary, Dakarai, had vanished to the winds.. Amekaze bit back an anxiousness once more and knew she could not stall for very long.

She stewed in a heavy, thoughtful silence as one daughter spoke true. How was she going to let her pups out of her sight to roam freely knowing a bear loomed near? "Do not lose sight of it," she hissed.. all senses narrowing viciously onto the bear as it began to move off, as without their eyes on it, it could only escalate into a risk for her two remaining puppies: the main motivation in her contained fury, though the sanctuary for all the rest of her fellows tailed it quickly to stoke the flames. If this did not get handled here, it was only bound to haunt them further for more strife down the road--what she hoped to avoid for her family. She was still grieving, and she was mad. 

"We find where it goes and let it know it is not welcome here. Driving it away without a direct fight would be best. Surround and pressure it," she voiced. Unless something changed and demanded new tactics, this was a start. They could use the mountain to the advantage, and maybe even make the bear think they were more wolves than they actually were. This banked on luck on their behalf too. "Should we get close: Watch yourself, and your comrades. Go no further if doubt weighs you down. They can be faster than they look," she warned, then went striding after the bear through the best cover she could find. Already the beast had begun to gain ground, so she went faster--not burdening herself with a look to see if she went alone or not. Not yet.