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Junior's flat-toned dismissal, in its own way, was just as cutting as Caiaphas's disdain -- and for a moment the fretful female withered, unsure if this was another trick. Her willful eyes flickered back to the consort, unsure of what his true purpose was. His hackles, like her own, were slightly upright -- and the ruffled appearance made her doubly unsure. Caiaphas was then rightfully confused when Junior did not outright leave -- if she was as honest as she tried to make Caiaphas believe, why had she not already abandoned the coywolf? Caiaphas stiffened, disappointed her (skewed) offer had been so hastily declined. "No!" She frowned, her tone sharp though no move was made to stop them. They were, after all, both more capable than her -- and two to one rarely ever worked in the outnumbered's favor. "You should bring me with you." This was, in her own way, an admission she was being unreasonable -- but she wasn't ready to be rid of yet. She was still not entirely convinced their intentions were pure, but in the mean time if it meant she was being amused, she was willing to tag along. "You should tell me about the other packs too, while we're walking. Walking and talking, you see?" The weaselly thing made a motion to walk forward, though she was careful not to do so in the direction of the youth -- making it clear she was not about to become aggressive.