Redsand Canyon Maybe in time

Tulok's anger flared as well, though he was far better at controlling it. He merely offered his usual cold stare as the man told them he would not share information with them because they were strangers. It didn't much matter because it was all a game anyway. He had a decent read on the Mereo wolf, at least the one who was doing the speaking. He was careful and kept things close to the chest. The demon would keep that stowed away in his mind as he did everything he learned from these outings. 

Alduin was blunt, but Tulok was thankful he at least chose to leave instead of doing something more rash that would cause them problems that could ruin everything they were here for. 

I hope the thief does not cause issues for your pack, he said, keeping up with the lie. He hoped to diffuse any upset his brother may have caused with his rude departure. 

He dipped his head and turned then, trotting off after his brother.