Redhawk Caldera ustilo

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Germanicus spoke of the rise of a new pack, Akashingo, which had cast off the shackles of fiefdom with some resistance from its former ruler. This made a great deal of sense to Ruenna, and it brought her some comfort to know that the coyote-called warning she'd overheard had comparatively little to do with the Caldera. The hate-triangle that consisted of Akashingo, the Saints, and Ursus was not of any major consequence that she could discern. 

"Do you know the nature of the arrangement between Akashingo and the coyotes?" It was not unheard of for wolves to reach out to coyotes with tasks to complete-- Ruenna had done so herself recently, in fact. But the description of the new pack as a "brothel" had given her pause. Brothels were not part of wolf culture, in her experience-- these sorts of establishments were almost always run exclusively by coyotes, even if they did receive the occasional, deviant wolf patron.

Truly, what concerned Ruenna was the possibility that the coyotes were enslaved. She had heard whispers of groups within the Teekons who held such practices. Ruenna agreed that coyotes were unsavory creatures; she even nursed her own small grudge due to the role they played in Blacktail Deer Plateau's downfall. But she certainly did not believe that it was permissible that they, or any other creature, might be enslaved and trafficked for the benefit and amusement of wolves.