Neverwinter Forest mission one.

sorry for holding this up frens

She was greeted by the boy alone, but no explanations came from either the Moonspear wolves or Simmik for their reason to be upon the borders. She supposed it wasn't wholly her business- she wasn't specifically invited- but she didn't appreciate feeling out of the loop, though she kept those thoughts to herself. Instead she tried to understand the visit by context- finding it was about warnings of the dangers nearby. She didn't know anything about this pale man Simmik spoke of- maybe that was a personal experience of hers- but when it came to the saints, she could've had plenty of badmouthing to contribute. Instead, even as she interjected, she tried to keep things shorter and simpler than she had in the past. The saints are dangerous group. Their leader kidnapped an innocent young woman and held her captive for many days. When confronted about it, he make himself the victim and try to defend his crime, saying he was emotional because his family die. She snorted, making it clear she found his moral code just ridiculous. She knew nothing of Simmik's relation with him, and had no trouble disrespecting him openly- though even if she knew the girl's struggle, she couldn't hold back her true feelings about Donovan. Any group of wolves who will happily follow kidnapper are just as crazy as him. There was a reason wolves followed a leader. Food and shelter could be found in many a place, but a leader was what made the pack what it was. A pack lead by a wolf who values loyalty would have loyal members- and a pack lead by a wolf who values destruction would have destructive members. It was the way of things; one could not hold their place in Moonspear for long without being strong of body or spirit- just as any with a just moral code would never be able to remain with the saints for longer than they had to.