Stavanger Bay rough and tumble

she did not expect the man to reveal much to an outsider. it would be a foolish thing to do. weaknesses and strengths could not be given as much as traditions harbored by the pack. though her opinion of the man was quite neutral thus far, she saw no reason to personally settle here until she gathered more information. Heloise would take what she could from him and form her own opinion in time. perhaps quickly, perhaps not. she said nothing to his claim of leadership, already having guessed he was in charge. still, no name was given. 

perhaps Stormrift enjoyed keeping themselves closed off from the rest of the Teekons. she did not know how to feel about boxing oneself in, only interacting with people who had been chosen to reside in a community. Heloise gave a silent hum at the man's obvious protective and stubborn claim of the bay. so it was a personal claim, and not a spiritual one. most packs had a significant reason; it either pulled to them or their followers, or it was something like an obvious place to settle. "and your people" she finally spoke "what is expected of them?"