Don't you talk to strangers.

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One golden-hued female had skirted away from the bunch, and Viatrix reacted accordingly with pursuit. Amekaze had confidence that she would settle the matter (they were probably well-matched) while she eyed the males accompanying Njal to make a move next. The oily captive stuck close while the agouti male stayed quiet, edging himself aside while Njal and Ferdie exchanged their words. Ame loomed nearer to him with teeth barred, daring him to test it further; she was coiled and ready to engage if he so decided.

All the while, she listened and watched everything she could between the tagalong males and the leaders here. With Ferdie's dominance clear in the matter, she wondered if Fox's hounds would strike on him now. While she knew their leader could and would hold his own in a fight, she valued his protection immensely and the moment he was swung upon, she would launch in the very next second. She and Jace both, she imagined, for the blue-eyed male was also close in this.

Instead, Njal began touting about the "instinctual laws of wolf", as if all others were what, tamed dogs? Amekaze snorted, all the more so when he mentioned Fox's laws, which she was coming to loathe more and more as time passed. Where once she had respected these beasts and thought them decent enough to run with, it was exceedingly difficult to imagine it now after this unnecessary stunt. Their views of the world beyond their own pack were evidently skewed, like all should bow to their might just because they all dipped their heads to an inexperienced yearling leader and her whims, whatever they may be.

She rumbled a grating growl when the silver Beta turned and announced their leave. A part of her had hoped it would come to locking teeth here but she was certainly glad to see them off. Amekaze promptly rumbled another growl, urging them to hurry it along and get off their mountain before patience ran thin. Meanwhile, she hoped that Viatrix had got to sink her teeth into something regarding the cache-raider.