Arrow Lake setting fire to our insides for fun

she accepts maegi's explanation in silence, though her discontent with the situation is not easy to hide. "there are others there now. loners, pack wolves. they aren't really trespassing, but it's wrong." maegi, she thinks, is the only person who can understand the simmering rage she feels at the thought of strangers walking all over what used to be their home. she'd loved it, and yes, chosen herself to leave it, but that did not mean she could be in any way content with others in it. 

"I'm a warrior now." she answers simply. despite the fact that tension hangs over them still maegi remains one wolves she's grown closest too in her lifetime. thus, she actively seeks to continue the conversation, a rarity for the girl. "what is Diaspora like?"