Swiftcurrent Creek walk the line

The tension between the two was palpable, though she refrained from commenting on it just now. Hopefully after a meal, everyone could get along. Kaskara was sick of wolves not getting along. Shadow moved forward in silence, not even really acknowledging the fact that she had given her name. He didn't even introduce himself, though of course Bazi had basically done that for him when she called him over. He's a rude one. She wondered what had gotten stuck up his butt, but again didn't say anything aloud.

Bazi then asked where she had come from, and as the trio of wolves moved into the gentle bend of the river, Kaskara answered. "I was originally part of Blacktail Deer Plateau. Peregrine accepted me and I lived there for a few weeks, perhaps a month." She kept her voice low as she spoke, not wanting to scare the fish. As she relayed this information, her bi-colored eyes kept their vigil over the reflective waters of the river, hoping to see a flash of silver scales beneath the surface. "It really wasn't a bad pack. But like I said, trouble seems to follow me everywhere I go, and that peace didn't last long."