Moonspear out of mind, out of sight

Sialuk continued to soak up the information taataa provided, leaning in when he got to the part about strangers and how they were meant to stay away. She had not met many strangers. Maybe even none at this point. They were a foreign concept to her. She couldn't consider any wolf of Moonspear to be a stranger, could she? They had always been around, or at least around long enough that she knew their names mentioned before she had met them.

He also said they should stay watchful, and Sialuk took on a rather serious expression then, scanning the horizon for any of these potential threats. She would remember this lesson well. Mark the borders, look out for strangers. Some strangers would not heed the warnings given. "And what then?" she wondered silently to herself. The "or else" of her father's explanation had gone unsaid, but she did not peep a follow up question.