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Had Aella told Caiaphas she believed Caiaphas was being rude for protecting her personal space (or any other wolf for that matter) Caiaphas would have laughed at such an indolent statement. Wolves by nature were territorial and not trusting of strangers, and Caiaphas balefully rejoined Aella's threatening display with a stifled, insistently defensive display of her own.

When Aella commanded Caiaphas, the coywolf met her with a blank stare, unmoving. Her expression was flush with both derision and incredulity and for a moment Caiaphas thought to correct her: she was not anything but a lone wolf and a Johnny-Come-Lately, and if she believed for a minute Caiaphas would take anything she said at face value (and further more, potentially insult the secretive integrity of her pack by bringing a stranger in their midst) she was sorely mistaken. As far as Caiaphas knew, there was only herself, Aktaie and Psamathe remaining - and while Caiaphas was not one to crow of her accomplishments, she had done a great deal more than Aella to keep the Nereides band together. Caiaphas knew, innately, how easy it was to manipulate a stranger -- and she did not move.

"I will not be commanded." She insisted with a firmy correctional tone, her tail held just as high and her posture unyielding. With a roll of she shoulders she turned and went back to the seal, though she kept the female fully within her vision and never once turned her back from her. Unless Aella was willin to reconcile and recognize above all she was a a stranger to Caiaphas and this would be treated accordingly until Aktaie said otherwise, it was clear Caiaphas was not going to budge. She would be happy to call upon Aktaie, but stonily she refused to bring a wolf into their camp when the Sisters themselves demanded privacy and secrecy. Caiaphas was willing to face the punishment for her "insubordinance" to Aella -- she was not willing to sacrifice the pack's whereabouts to a complete stranger.