Redhawk Caldera Chaconne

Had Niamh not known who the stranger was, she might have given them a bit of a pass, but instead, she listened to Fennec's opinion and frowned. From all that she could tell, Kiwi had stumbled across a member of a pack she'd betrayed, and had tried to figure out if she could be strong enough to ruin yet another one. She'd tried- in attacking Fennec, but she had failed. That fact alone made Niamh proud, though it also made her wonder. What if she spent so much time training Fennec...Only to have to face off against her in the future? But it couldn't be like that. Fennec and Kiwi were two different wolves, and they had different motivation for wanting to learn how to fight. Fennec, she felt, would be the pupil who would use her training to protect the pack- not kill its Sovereign.

When  she asked about the circumstances surrounding the wolf's motivation, she pondered for a moment. "What I'm going to tell you, I want you to keep to yourself." She said. "At least until I've sorted out how I want to deal with it. But the wolf who attacked you is the wolf who killed my first mate, Colt." Even with revenge complete, it made her angry to speak of it. Odd; she'd thought that the effects of killing Kiwi would be positive, and immediate. Presently, she felt somewhat numb, and still angered over the fact that her beloved mate had been murdered. Denial, perhaps. Fennec had likely been told at some point about the circumstances, but Niamh rarely spoke of it to anyone, anymore. It haunted her, so she tried to bury it as deeply as she could.

"Colt was the Sovereign of the Firebirds at the time, having stepped in to take Wildfire's place when she passed away shortly after giving birth to Elfie and Weejay. That wolf that you met was Kiwi; Wildfire's daughter from a previous litter. I was told she attacked him after learning about her mother's death, so the reason she attacked you, because of your association with the Redhawks, is entirely personal." She said. "I found her before she could get here, and I put an end to her." She stated.