Raven's Watch quoth the raven, nevermore

"As is our way," she concluded, "though there is little need for it here. The Teekons have food aplenty, and miles upon miles of territory open to claim. Why these beasts deign to squabble with their neighbors is beyond my understanding." 

Akantha, as if drawn forth by the tempting call of her curiousity, padded forward until she stood near to, but not alongside, Huntington. She coiled her hindquarters, and sat comfortably upon her heels as the other woman answered. She required no further information as she was rarely in the business of gathering information for the sake of possession. The pale-faced she-wolf did not appear to harbor ill-intent and, as such, she was content to merely converse until necessity drove them apart. 

A single canine flashed against her inky lips at Huntington's conclusion, and an amused huff spilled from her nose. "You may find those who inhabit the coast are of a unique breed. Far more savage than those who brook treaties, and divide evenly amongst themselves. Truer wolves than most, if that is your calling."