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She felt the dampness of the sand between her paws, feeling it around her elbows and stomach alike: a cool rush that seemed to almost mollify her eclecticism. Junior seemed visibly relieved to see Caiaphas assume a less threatening position: and truthfully, as strange as Caiaphas was, she was not often violent. She was too weedy and thin to be any presentable threat to nearly any wolf. Standing half a head smaller than most wolves herself, it was suitable her prowess lied in areas other than strength or aggression. Her attention fastened on an unknown wolf that approached from behind Junior. Visibly she stiffened, her upper lip lifted in an unpleasant grimace to silently warn Junior of his approach. She was not one to assume every wolf was friendly, and despite his distance, she remained very still and on guard. "There's a wolf behind you." Her beady eyes shifted from the two. "Friend of yours?" The coywolf licked her lips, unsure if she should still be interacting with the dark female. She had noted the coldness Junior's tone when she mentioned her not-mother, and instinctively, Caiaphas targeted that. "You don't like your not-mother? Why don't you have the Nadiddies or what say you get her?" She contemplated this for a moment - that would certainly be a most exciting enterprise. "I am Caiaphas. When you say sister, do you mean celibate?" The mark of concern was worn clear on her brow -- Caiaphas found a life of chastity and piety most unsettling.