The Sunspire evanescent encounter

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Should she be wary? Amekaze shook her head a soft 'no'. I would not say so, she murmured. She believed the Sunspire was due to rise to strength. It had established itself and they had not let the Creek have their way by moving away just because one prideful yearling demanded it. Being wary would only be.. advisable when anywhere near the Creek. And even then, it would mostly be wise to watch for their insolence. Here on the mountain, our strength reigns, she said with a low rumble. She would see to it, along with Ferdie and Jace and all the other wolves devoted to the cause. Amekaze just felt particularly attached to the notion as a founder.

Aleera cut to the point with her question. Turbulent peace was one way to call it. It comes from the nature of the pack's creation -- our less than stellar relationship with the Swiftcurrent wolves. They have not wanted us here from the start, even if we were once their comrades, and our borders are not even so near, she explained. Her muzzle wrinkled just a little in disdain for her former pack. Joining them may have brought her closer to Ferdie and Jace, but looking back, she wished that she had stayed a loner for even longer. The transition would have been easier.