Kintla Flatlands the ceaseless roar

Blue shifted her weight as the other girl sat up. She tilted her ears towards her waiting for the words she had. Blue did not say that largely part of the reason Junior left was mere jelousy. She could not imagine her father having more children and it drove her nuts. She felt replaced, blue felt bad for the girl, but it was the way of things in the wild. You had children while you could, it was her father's right as alpha.

Blue frowned, but not in anger, rather in thought. You will relay it to me and I will relay it to them. I'm sorry Kaskara, but Peregrine is not as forgiving as I am. but I would appreciate it. To put it lightly, Blue did not know how Perry would take to the girl being here and talking let alone coming back to relay more information. However, it was about Junior and Blue was willing to forgo the tension and be the go between she did not mind. Perhaps she would make a trip to the coast herself.